No Deal and supply of medicines

This seat has gone the other way, but not for a few years now.
He is quite good at trying to get things done (like Brexit!)

Same here jalima. I sent him a polite email asking his opinion on the lies creative accounting of the Education department. Still waiting for a reply. He is bone idle, sitting in a safe seat, does bugger all

My MP did not just support Brexit, he actively campaigned for it, so there really is no point in haranguing mine either.
I didn't vote for him but he still got in despite the fact that the constituency voted in favour of remain.
Work that one out if you can.

I truly despair when I read comments such as ^sorry BMA you will have to adapt^ sigh. It makes me so sad that people, intelligent, articulate people can make such ill informed statements, what do you really truly expect? Do you honestly think that EU born medical staff will be rushing over to work in a system that they will not be able to use as patients? Why are political chancers like Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, Michael Gove listened to as experts while real people, people who work in the NHS, the Motor and Areospace industries, etc., etc., dismissed as 'experts'.? I am frustrated beyond belief by the inability of people to see what is staring them in the face. I have signd every petition going, have harangued (politely) my Brexit supporting MP ( no answer of course), joined the LibDem party, everything I can to stop this idiotic economic and social disaster.

I will be there in spirit as you will jura2.

Me too...

I would love to do the march on Saturday, but can't unfortunately. I will be there in spirit as you will jura2.

Thank you for your comment Lazigirl- and yes, I can totally understand and respect that too.

I kind of feel as you do oldbatty and am very worried about the consequences of leaving the EU with no deal, and have done all in my power, ie petitions and letters to MP, but I can also understand what jura2 is trying to do by raising awareness, and it can be a way of dealing with the frustration of it all. Unfortunately it is well researched that presenting people with evidence contrary to their beliefs just serves to more firmly entrench them in their position. Entertaining it may be to argue the toss on here, but I mostly don't bother because it ain't worth it!

And I can totally relate and respect that too oldbatty.

I don't feel " haranged". I veer between utter despair and thinking I can't do anything about it and I can't make myself ill over it.

And you are doing something- just by reading information, and also this:

'I have signed multiple petitions and written to my MP a number of times. A degree of infirmity at present prevents me from joining demonstrations much as I would like to do so.'

That is a lot more than many, and I commend you for that. I have friends who will be attending the march on Saturday and who will be carrying my name on a banner. I am absolutely sure she would be happy to carry yours too- if you want me to ask her.

And this anno, I can totally respect and understand.

And so hope this 'degree of infirmity' will improve and that you are not in pain.

And I am sorry- but unfortunately, the constant refusal to face reality, the refusal to even look at links and read the info given by experts, not GN members, the head in the sand singing 'lalalalala' trust and all will be well - mean that it becomes so exasperating that it has resulted in 'lambasting' in return, because the situation is becoming truly desperate.

Some of us have written to MPs, got involved in campaigns - taken part in marches (how I wish I could be there Saturday, but I had to cancel for reasons beyond my control) - and also, yes, try and share information to make people aware of what is at risk here. It is hard when some people say 'NO, I won't even have a look at it- I don't want to know'- and when people constantly mock and attack.

With greatest respect anno x

Well said anno.

It is preaching to the converted on one side and lambasting backsliders on the other - how to annoy everybody at once.

annodomini
A voice of common sense.

Amen to that annodomini, you've summed up perfectly what many of us have been asking jura for some time.

I am a die-hard remainer who will never be reconciled to Brexit in any way, shape or form and I follow all jura's arguments as I follow every piece of information I'm sent by all the campaigners against this catastrophic proposition. However, instead of haranguing us ad nauseam, it would be interesting to know what on earth she is doing about it or expecting us to do about it. This is a situation which makes me feel more helpless than any political development ever has. I have signed multiple petitions and written to my MP a number of times. A degree of infirmity at present prevents me from joining demonstrations much as I would like to do so. WHAT are you haranguing us for, jura? Most of us know the dangers and the arguments and we feel helpless - maybe even hopeless, following the political lemmings to the edge of the Brexit cliff.

Of course, change the 'Trump' was us for 'Brexit' was us...

Indeed, but they will just tell you to 'chill' and that you are hysterical. But they better no come back and say 'oh, we did not know, oh we did not realise, oh oh dear'

Perhaps they should get together and make a UK style video, based on this one:

youtu.be/t0e9guhV35o

Honestly, hand on heart, it is really frightening me now.

It has got to the stage, where some people would rather scupper the country than to admit Brexit will have such dire consequences for Great Britain, in so many ways, so many sectors. Like Andrea Jenkins:

'"It is better to go down fighting and honouring the democratic decision of our British people. Then to be long remembered for waving a white flag and surrendering to EU demands".'

And scupper the future of our children and grandchildren with it. It is absolutely tragic.

Lemon 'but sorry BMA you will have to adapt.'

sorry but this time, I'll just have to say it - the above comment shows that you clearly do not have the tiniest clue as to what you are talking about.

How can the BMA make any difference to the 'catastrophic differences' - which, none of them are of their doing and which they cannot influence in any way whatsoever.

And when the time comes, that Brexit grinds the NHS to a halt, with a big help from the Conservative party - people will be screaming 'but why didn't tell us - it was your responsibility and duty to do so'. The BMA is not opposed to Brexit as a basic idea or principle, but because it will cause extremely severe consequences for the NHS.

How can a discussion take place when such comments are made 'but sorry BMA you will have to adapt.' - is just beyond the beyond.

Further to that, since leaving the EU is a big political decision, no large organisation should try and change that decision.Yes, the BMA should be able to air their views to government, in fact it’s their duty to, but not to declare their opposition to the decision.

No animals to be eaten should be transported there whilst alive....none! It’s shocking and yet another thing that being in the EU we have no control over.

Varian in your BMA report you say that ‘the association had made clear it’s opposition to Brexit’.......that says it all, they are doing all they can to stop it, but sorry BMA you will have to adapt.

Grandad

Oh dear.