So he’s done it?

I can't see what is wrong with what boris is doing we have had three years of parliament trying to come to a decision and as long as the MPs that voted to remain are allowed to vote we shall never come to a decision, we cannot be left without a no deal in that way where is our bargaining hand Boris is wanting to hold this over Europe in order to get a deal and hopefully he won't need to come out without a deal but without it we will never get Europe to agree to anything. God forbid we ever get the disgusting corbyn in power!!

Link to Ben Wallace leak:
www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/defence-secretary-caught-blurting-out-19031232

The Defence Secretary (Ben Wallace) has just been caught on camera saying the reason for suspending Parliament was that Johnson hasn’t got enough MPs to pass the Withdrawal Agreement. That means Rees-Mogg lied to the Queen at Balmoral yesterday.
That must be a serious offence. Treason perhaps???

I still want a leavers opinion on the Irish problem. The only 'opinion' I seem to get is 'let's just get on with it which isn't really an opinion just a meaningless statement...

Sorry but the vote to leave the EU was made and should be respected. That is what a democracy does. U can't just say oh have another vote incase some have changed their mind or until we vote to stay in. The vote should stand and we should have left 2yrs ago.

The bus has arrived

You'll recognise the bus when you see it - it will have £350 million written on the side of it

Boom Boom

Oh stop worrying Elegran - Boris has said one will be along soon so it must be true. You'll recognise the bus when you see it - it will have £350 million written on the side of it.

"Brexit is like half the country rang the bell on the bus by accident and now feel that they have to get off even though it not their stop. " and when the bus moves off, all the passengers will be left at the side of the road, waiting for the next one to come along. There is no reliable timetable, as it hasn't been printed yet, and they don't even know what number the bus will be until the bus company makes up its mind and prints it on the front. The fares have not yet been announced, but will certainly be a great deal more than those on the original bus, and there won't be any free wi-fi, or heating. The seats could be those wooden ones we used to get in the fifties.

Sounds about right gilly

Or like being told you need a new shiny car by the salesman because you're paying too much for the one you have - but not knowing what/make/model/size/price the new one is and voting for it anyway!

Or being told you can move to a bigger and better house, but you've no idea where the house is, whether you'll be able to commute to it, or if your family will fit in it or if you can afford the repayments - but moving anyway, because it's better!

Something like that?

Here's one for you SirChenjin

Brexit is like a premier league team asking to be relegated.

or

Its like trying to take the eggs out of an omelette

or

Brexit is like trying to half a horse. you can have either the head or the arse but ultimately its going to bleed to death.

I honestly can't claim any of these as my own btw.

or my particular favourite for now....

Brexit is like half the country rang the bell on the bus by accident and now feel that they have to get off even though it not their stop.

Elegran

In the last survey carried out more than half of Leavers want hanging brought back Urm - perhaps Pullman is simply exhibiting the kind of democracy they understand.

Actually, I almost used capital punishment as my analogy, but decided on the bomb instead. More dramatic!

Another Remainer luvvie, children’s author Philip Pullman hinted Boris Johnson should be 'hanged' over proroguing parliament.

The Author, 72, was then slammed on social media for 'inciting violence'

He has since deleted tweet and said he 'temporarily lost his judgement'.

Silly man.

This thread is only one of many that are full of opinions of all kinds, and that is just on one forum on one website. I don't think there is one person in the country who doesn't have at least one opinion on the subject. Some have or had several different ones.

Sorry my analogy didn't come up to scratch, Gilly It was the best I could come up with at the time - and on a par with my mother's retort when I said I had done some thing 'because Mary did it' She'd have answered 'If Mary put her hand in the fire, would you put yours in too?'

Where does it 'appear' that wick?

It appears that only Remainers are allowed an opinion!!
When I was young I had a friend who would argue with her father, and if they held different views, she would say," well that's your opinion and this is my opinion" to which he would reply that's not an opinion that is B....Y rubbish.

"Here's a prayer for you. Got a pencil?"

"I goes like this. Let's see now: 'Protect me from knowing what I don't need to know. Protect me from even knowing that there are things that I don't know. Protect me from knowing that I decided not to know about the things that I decided not to know about. Amen' That's it. It's what you pray silently inside yourself anyway, so you may as well have it out in the open".

"Hmmm," said Arthur. "Well, thank you -

"There's another prayer that goes with it that's very important . . . It goes, 'Lord, lord,lord. Protect me from the consequences of the above prayer. Amen." And that's it. Most of the trouble people get into in life comes from missing out that last part."
Douglas Adams, Complete Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy:The Trilogy of Five.

Exactly harmless - although it appears they prefer to pick and choose which ones demonstrate 'the will of the people' and which ones are 'populist' and therefore should be ignored

If you were a bit clearer as to what you were trying to show I might have been able to come up with a different one

Well if they put that question in a referendum, it might well get a majority agreeing.
But as referendums in this country are only ever LEGALLY ADVISORY, Parliament doesn’t have to put it into practice.

I'm not trying to achieve anything at all SirChenjin . I like a good analogy but those 2 weren't very good . sorry.

Didn't a recent survey show that many leave voters also wanted the return of the death penalty? Maybe that will be next.