Plan A: Please back my plan?
Plan B: You should back my plan.
Plan C: You really should back my plan.
Plan D: You really really should back my plan.
Plan E: You really really really should back my plan.
Etc., etc. ........... ad infinitum! 
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Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing posted:Plan A: Please back my plan?
Plan B: You should back my plan.
Plan C: You really should back my plan.
Plan D: You really really should back my plan.
Plan E: You really really really should back my plan.
Etc., etc. ........... ad infinitum!
Got it in one EFFT 
It's never gonna get through, cos too many people want out with a no deal, which will kill us 
Moonie posted:Sprout posted:It's never gonna get through, cos too many people want out with a no deal, which will kill us
Agreed
Yes but for the reasons I applied too 
Why why why why oh why explain to me how such a complex question with so many possible outcomes and consequences could have been put to a binary refurendum.
I think it was never really thought out by those in power and the populace was duped into believing that the Powers That Be DID have a coherent plan that would be revealed shortly - in fine detail and that there would be more debate and discussion throughout rather than May's monolateral approach.
It has turned into something more akin to Chest Puffing and who can boast to having the biggest gang!
Moonie posted:In my opinion there was never a thought that the referendum would produce a âleaveâ result so there was never a plan in place for it.
Thank you Mr Cameron
And Farage....he bullied him in to it
Sprout posted:And Farage....he bullied him in to it
Farage couldn't bully his way out of a paper bag... Davey boy was scared witless at losing tory votes to the kippers, never in a million years thinking the Country would vote out and if we did he thought he would be in a coalition government again with the lib dems and the lib dems would vote the referendum down.
The referendum won them the election, but he walked away with those famous words 'I'm not dealing with this sh*t*
Most experts thought we would need at least 10 years to leave properly with trade set up, borders sorted, transport sorted, only an idiot would have set Article 50 in motion without a plan, any plan...oh wait
Dame_Ann_Average posted:Sprout posted:And Farage....he bullied him in to it
Farage couldn't bully his way out of a paper bag... Davey boy was scared witless at losing tory votes to the kippers, never in a million years thinking the Country would vote out and if we did he thought he would be in a coalition government again with the lib dems and the lib dems would vote the referendum down.
The referendum won them the election, but he walked away with those famous words 'I'm not dealing with this sh*t*
Most experts thought we would need at least 10 years to leave properly with trade set up, borders sorted, transport sorted, only an idiot would have set Article 50 in motion without a plan, any plan...oh wait
A bit of Brexit advice from the Haunted Victorian Pencil ( it's satire by the way)
Jacob Rees-Mogg advises public to have their butlers keep the pantry well-stocked in event of no-deal Brexit
Leading anti-EU Victorian throwback Jacob Rees-Mogg has suggested the public have their butlers keep the pantry well-stocked in preparation for a no-deal Brexit.
Mr Rees-Mogg is pushing for a hard Brexit in order to be free of EU regulations preventing him employing children in his factories and setting up several workhouses in the Shires, however, mindful of the concerns of people, he has issued some advice for how best to cope in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
âI donât think a no-deal Brexit is to be feared,â said Mr Rees-Mogg as he paid a child a haâpenny for cleaning his chimney.
âHowever, preparations must be made, and a good domestic staff is, I believe, the key to thriving on post-Brexit Britain.
âSimply have your butler keep the pantry well-stocked as there may, initially, be some difficulty obtaining foie-gras and good claret.
âWith regard to the possibility of aeroplanes not flying to Europe, I would suggest that if oneâs butler is incapable of organising a simple sailing tour, then one should be looking for a new butler.
âThere is concern regarding the manufacture of medicine so do be sure your housekeeper has a ready supply of morphine and oil of earthworm.
âAfter a few short generations, all the problems of the no-deal Brexit will have blown through and weâll be left to reap the rewards of an obedient and deferent working class unencumbered by EU fripperies such as fair working conditions and sick-pay.â
Mr Rees-Mogg went on to suggest that the swathes of people who will be made unemployed as businesses move abroad might want to retrain as butlers in order to keep the pantries of their betters suitably well-stocked.
I couldn't have put it better myself
this is what a no deal would achieve. It's insanity to even think about this!
MPs vote by a majority of 211 to seek delay to EU departure.
Well there's a surprise..............NOT!!!!!
And I bet it's still the same come the end of that period too. This lot.....couldn't organize a pee up in brewery.
Anyway with any luck they may not be there come the time 