So it's Boris

Living up to his name Boris (The Buffoon) Johnson appoints Jacob Rees Mogg as Leader of the House Of Commons. Undoubtedly, this is supposed to inspire us all to believe that Brexit will be an unparalleled economic success, and yet Mogg advises the client's of his investment trust to move their funds to Dublin as that EU Nation will hold more financial stability following Brexit.

Jacob Rees Mogg has also stated that it may take Fifty years for the benefits of Britain leaving Europe to been seen in the United Kingdom economy, and in that he believes his fanatical brexit judgments will be proven to all.

As I have stated earlier in this thread, I believe that Boris Johnson should be given a chance to see what he can accomplish in getting Britain out of the Brexit shambles, that he had a large hand in creating. However, the appointment of Rees Mogg as Leader of the House does demonstrate I feel that his already poor judgment has deteriorated rather than improved with becoming Prime Minister.

Jacob Rees Mogg is nothing short of a total Brexit joke.

craftyone Thu 25-Jul-19 08:22:21
ooh I do hope he is like Trump, Trump gets things done and unemployment has fallen
?
I am speechless.
No wonder we are in the mess we are.

Please please someone enlighten me as to this " get things done" and " tells it how it is".

this woman truly makes sense, we are in real danger

www.facebook.com/carolinelucas.page/videos/347998412785266/

unemployment has fallen

But, according to the RW posters on here, crafty, we don't have any unemployment (there is never 100% employment,before they start quoting actual %ages at me). So there's not much that Johnson & his spivs can do about that..

Trump has illegal immigrant families separated at the border and locks them away in cages in appalling conditions. Is that the sort of thing of 'getting things done' that you're thinking of?

Anyone else worried about Dominic Cummings taking charge, which he will .

So many defeatists.
Why be negative?
Would you rather have Jeremy Corbyn or Jo Swinson as PM who would ignore the previous referendum and have another one?
Maybe some people who do not believe in democracy would
I certainly wouldn’t
If you want to blame anyone for this debacle,blame Cameron

Sandiee 'Jura2 Please explain "that those who voted 'Leave'
will be the very ones to suffer most"' ...

those in industry who jobs will go, with none to replace them - including the 1000s who have already lost their job since the Ref- those in Wales and the NE, those in farming which is going to be decimated. No Urmstongran, not necessarily the 'poor' as you abjectly call them - many had great jobs in the car industry, many farmers made a very good living ...

Your strerotypes don't do your cause any favours, for sure.

jura, very interesting and erudite.

Hattiehelga how would entering into a discussion with you on this thread about over eighties being past it (which btw I most certainly didn't mean) be anything at all about "So, it's Boris"?

Start another thread under a more appropriate forum?

www.facebook.com/leedsforeurope/videos/1598299136973624/

not all in the USA are in favour of Boris, for sure ...

I believe in democracy, which is precisely why there should be a second referendum to make sure that the current electorate is still in favour of leaving, given that:

1 the demographics have changed;
2 it's now clearer what Leave actually means.

Those in favour of democracy have nothing to fear.

westendgirl, Cummings has already taken control.

He has produced over 500 versions of a social media page promoting Johnson and has already started harvesting people's details by bombarding their Facebook pages. He did the same thing with VoteLeave. He has also started trolling sites with bots.
Entryists have also started deselecting Tory Remain MPs, who will be replaced by Brexiters.
The Tories are gearing up for a General Election, because they are perfectly aware that they can't get Parliament to agree to leave with its current make up.
It was Cummings who dreamt up the slogan "Take back control". What he really meant was "Give HIM control"

Johnson has appointed Rees-Mogg (and some others) in attempt to undermine the Brexit Party.

You never know,he might now have a reason to 'grow up' he might surprise us all- certainly cant do any worse than all the others before him,we hope!He might be the 'trojan horse' of the conservative party...

Callistemon, I fuly understood Gonegirl's intimation that 80 year olds behave in a certain way - we don't ! No idea what Tillybelle said - I must have missed her post. I would not post any nasty remarks about anyone myself; I was just making a point.

God! You don't give up do you? Respect!

I was defending the way Boris acts and makes speeches. (Before he was PM that is). I plucked an age, any age, out of thin air. My point was, I didn't/don't see why he should be expected to behave in a particularly staid and heavy manner all the time. I AM NOT SAYING OVER EIGHTIES BEHAVE LIKE THAT.

#lastword

I am now on my knees and out of my head with sorrow at all the offence I have caused to the over eighties on GN. (Not)

Grandad

"However, the appointment of Rees Mogg as Leader of the House does demonstrate I feel that his already poor judgment has deteriorated rather than improved with becoming Prime Minister.

Jacob Rees Mogg is nothing short of a total Brexit joke."
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growstuff Thu 25-Jul-19 10:14:42
Johnson has appointed Rees-Mogg (and some others) in attempt to undermine the Brexit Party.
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Nannan2 Thu 25-Jul-19 10:34:36
You never know,he might now have a reason to 'grow up'
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I have been watching Jacob Rees Mogg as Leader of the House ' Live ' in Parliament on BBC Parliament , have any of you had the opportunity?

He is doing a good job and knows his onions which is refreshing and try as they might he is giving as good as he gets, perhaps his ' give ' is more polite than those who initiated the need.

Bercow will no doubt be cock a hoop.

Poppyred - you need to see the recent John Major interview on Hard Talk. His passion for this country & his common sense was actually very moving. Opposite end of the scale to Boris, who surely any sensible person can see right through.

Get up aff yer knees, gonegirl You're wearing out the carpet.

Here is an over-eighty who saw just what you meant, and you weren't saying that this is how over-eighties behave, but that this is how the stereo picture of an eighty-year-old is seen. It was a metaphor for pity's sake, but those are not well understood by the literal-minded.

That carpet has to last you until you are 93, don't abuse it.

If they had another referendum it would be fixed
ie
There would be 3 options.
1) Remain
2) Leave with or without a deal
3) Do not leave without a deal.
People who want Brexit would be split.

On the other hand what would people like Jo Swinson and others who want another referendum do if Remain still lost?
Why don’t folk wait to see what happens in October ?
Why cross bridges before we need to?
We can’t do anything so we have to let those who may be able to, to get on with it.
On 1st November if things don’t work out ,then the pessimists can say”I told you so.”
We who still have faith that something can be done however will not gloat when Boris does work miracles

Enjoy the summer.

Re Boris. Around 94,000 conservative party members voted for him, hardly a huge mandate!

So that's how the system works here, EthelJ. You need to campaign against the system if you don't like it.

" On the other hand what would people like Jo Swinson and others who want another referendum do if Remain still lost"
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Jo Swinson and Caroline Lucas have stated they ' will not' accept ' ANY ' amount of referendums that return a ' Leave' vote.