You’d vote for a man with less principles than Sinn Fein who refuse their salaries from a government they don’t recognise.

Hammering the keyboard with your stubby little digits won't make your posts any more lucid I'm afraid.

"BREAKING NEWS"
"Newbury remoaner throws milkshake at computer screen!"

"That'll show the internet to be wrong" said newres today.

Or a man who openly supports the IRA? And every other terrorists group going. Tough choice.

Corbyn, like May, is a busted flush. I'm still hoping Newres throws a milkshake over Donald. 🤣

No, they weren't, couldn't you find an adult to read it to you?

One that names himself after a car? Prat.

Go buy a milkshake. 😂

Wouldn't want to be working in BK tomorrow... 4chan (who I think are well out of order) are going to be "milkshaking" BK employees all day... oh how us "far right" people will laugh (not).

World's gone mad. Still, if the next war gets fought with double choc milkshake it won't be a bad thing. 😎

Yeah, see them all the time in town. Specially liked the Turin machine x48, with extra spoiler. 🤣

Have a listen to Peter N/R
Listen to and learn from a superior intellect!

That is a good point. Strafin is also a voice of reason but we are both a bit part-time in terms of responding to the arguments of the pro-Brexit forum members.

In terms of current events I am a bit disappointed that Amber Rudd will not be standing for the Conservative party leadership. The whole leadership race appears to be made up of increasingly right wing candidates ranging from those that I am ambivalent about because I don't know enough about them to those that I absolutely loathe and detest.

In conclusion, things are looking pretty bleak at the moment and the best possible outcome in the foreseeable future is that the government will have dithered so much again by the end of October that they will be forced to revoke Article 50 in order to avoid the ineveitable economic ruin that would almost certainly ensue in the event of a no deal Brexit.

Let's just say we had another vote (which I think is troubling) and leave win again. Would you still expect article 50 to be revoked? If so, why bother with elections.

If we had another referendum and the majority of voters still chose to leave then I would not expect article 50 to be revoked. This is because the outcome will have proved to be one that can be repeated rather than just a snapshot of opinion at a single point in time. If this were to happen then it would happen with the electorate having a proper understanding of the consequences of the outcome of the vote and it could no longer be dismissed as a fluke or as a vote where an educated decision was not possible due to a lack of information being made available at the time.

Ok, so if you had another referendum and the answer was stay, let's say 52 to 48. Would you expect that to be the end of the matter for say 40 years?

An economic stutter, at worst, and that would be as nowt to the financial chaos and ruination wrought on the nation by a Marxist government.

Very good, very watchable.

If anyone watches the local housing market, we’re at the start of a meltdown. Have a look at all the reduced prices on Rightmove. The local estate agents are panicking.

I think if Johnson or any no deal leader gets elected, they will lose a vote of confidence very quickly. At least one of those standing for leader has said he won’t see be in a BJ. cabinet. No deal would be disastrous and only rabid nationalists or the stupid would desire it.

Yep. I'm rabid. A xenophobe. A racist. Thick. Stupid. You keep it up...call everyone you disagree with a Nazi and see what happens... waits for election results tonight.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣