Einstein was quite a guy.
'Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile'.
'Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile'.
T.R.O.Y. wrote:The myth of Brexit has unravelled now, reality has caught up with the rhetoric.
We can't leave with a deal better than what we already had (which was by far the best deal out of all member states by the way) while still fulfilling the leave campaigns commitments on immigration, fishing and the courts.
As Boris can't deliver on those criteria his only option is to go for a no-deal and keep the hardliners happy. His strategy of government it is to survive day-to-day, so if that means short term glory for long term suffering he'll take it.
Well I can’t see Boris or the super rich architects of Brexit suffering at all.T.R.O.Y. wrote:The myth of Brexit has unravelled now, reality has caught up with the rhetoric.
We can't leave with a deal better than what we already had (which was by far the best deal out of all member states by the way) while still fulfilling the leave campaigns commitments on immigration, fishing and the courts.
As Boris can't deliver on those criteria his only option is to go for a no-deal and keep the hardliners happy. His strategy of government it is to survive day-to-day, so if that means short term glory for long term suffering he'll take it.
wanderlust wrote:Well I can’t see Boris or the super rich architects of Brexit suffering at all.T.R.O.Y. wrote:The myth of Brexit has unravelled now, reality has caught up with the rhetoric.
We can't leave with a deal better than what we already had (which was by far the best deal out of all member states by the way) while still fulfilling the leave campaigns commitments on immigration, fishing and the courts.
As Boris can't deliver on those criteria his only option is to go for a no-deal and keep the hardliners happy. His strategy of government it is to survive day-to-day, so if that means short term glory for long term suffering he'll take it.
It’s the working class mugs who were conned into voting for it who are likely to take the pain - along with the young and the vulnerable.
And the old leavers are dying off anyway...
T.R.O.Y. wrote:The myth of Brexit has unravelled now, reality has caught up with the rhetoric.
We can't leave with a deal better than what we already had (which was by far the best deal out of all member states by the way) while still fulfilling the leave campaigns commitments on immigration, fishing and the courts.
As Boris can't deliver on those criteria his only option is to go for a no-deal and keep the hardliners happy. His strategy of government it is to survive day-to-day, so if that means short term glory for long term suffering he'll take it.
Probably the source of all the leeks.sunlight wrote:This Jonathan Jones, thats just resigned over the Tories` Brexit law-breaking, sounds like a Welsh Spy.
boltonbonce wrote:
Probably the source of all the leeks.
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