Jeremy Corbyns speech?

[sodthisforfun]

You mentioned Unicorns. Quitters mantra.

News to me.

 

[Notch7]

You mentioned Unicorns. Quitters mantra.

No, its James O Brien mantra

 

[JohnD]

Talk is cheap.

Red bus.

 

[Brigadier]

Red bus.

To paraphrase Noseall, "we've not left yet".

 

[JP_]

Didn't listen to it, too busy working. But, here is what will happen:

1. We will leave the EU but it won't be a good deal
2. May will resign
3. There will be a ****storm
4. Tories will collapse
5. Labour will win next election

After that, who knows what will happen? We can only speculate, argue and insult ideas. So let's all just get on with our jobs and be nice.

 

[durhamplumber]

Didn't listen to it, too busy working. But, here is what will happen:

1. We will leave the EU but it won't be a good deal
2. May will resign
3. There will be a ****storm
4. Tories will collapse
5. Labour will win next election

After that, who knows what will happen? We can only speculate, argue and insult ideas. So let's all just get on with our jobs and be nice.

It's certainly possible,then the country will be in proper serious shhhte

 

[JohnD]

then all the Brexit campaigning politicians will flee.

After a few years the pro-European younger people will take us back into Europe

And hopefully take a constructive role, rather than carping and whining.

 

[motorbiking]

Back in?
- So Euro opt out and cash-backs wont be available.

If we leave we'll be out for at least 10 years.

 

[Gerrydelasel]

1. We will leave the EU but it won't be a good deal
2. Labour will win next election

After that, who knows what will happen?

What bothers me is that when Labour get elected they'll run the country into the ground with socialist policies, but blame the inevitable negative outcomes on Brexit. And people will believe them.

 

[JP_]

Everybody will blame Brexit for everything, except the Tories who will blame Labour, and UKIP, who will blame the Tories.

 

[JohnD]

Back in?
- So Euro opt out and cash-backs wont be available.

so the anti-Europeans that still survive will continue whinging and moaning, just like today, and just like they have done for the past 40 years.

Moan, moan, moan.

Their grumbling will have made us worse off than we are today, but in two different ways.

Moan, moan, moan.

 

[Notch7]

Didn't listen to it, too busy working. But, here is what will happen:

1. We will leave the EU but it won't be a good deal
2. May will resign
3. There will be a ****storm
4. Tories will collapse
5. Labour will win next election

After that, who knows what will happen? We can only speculate, argue and insult ideas. So let's all just get on with our jobs and be nice.

Im not sure that will happen, it is hard to see how the Tories could win a next election given how bad they are, probably the worst government in living memory for most people. However Im not sure Labour will win a landslide.

I see very few decent politicians in the Tory camp at the moment, certainly a few real idiots. Almost nobody that would make a decent PM. Forget BJ and RM -couple of tw**s

I think a new figure like Sajid Javid could be a new turn for the Tories -he is popular with Left and Right.

At the last election, Corbyns manifesto was not scrutinised, at will be at the next election it will be a most unpleasant campaign. Labours success might depend on whether he can keep the party together -the moderates will keep quiet if they can sniff victory, but if it goes badly the deep splits will emerge.

 

[Notch7]

Moan, moan, moan

That could be any one of your posts, about anything

 

[JohnD]

At the last election, Corbyns manifesto was not scrutinised,

You're right, it was very noticeable that his most vociferous opponents avoided talking about the Labour Manifesto.

So far as I could tell, none of the anti-Corbynite gang on here had even read it, and refused to comment even when they were shown links.

That's because the policies were sensible and had broad support.

I expect the Tory supporters will try the same trick next time.

 

[motorbiking]

You are working on the assumption that people keep their views/allegiances as they age. It doesn't work like that. You tend to align to people who look after your interests.