Grecian2K
Very well known Exeweb poster
Probably give it to the DUP!So what will the Government do with the £100m advertising campaign budget to promote no deal Brexit?
Probably give it to the DUP!So what will the Government do with the £100m advertising campaign budget to promote no deal Brexit?
Somebody, somewhere will believe it.Ah but Mike, You know anything those nasty Europeans say can't be true because they want to control us, That's what we're told
Not that No Deal will make it go away either.(not that revocation will make it all go away).
I have an alternative doomsday scenario:Johnson is cornered, often it seems by design. Now running Government, Vote Leave is being systematically exposed for what it is; fraudulent and fake, with no plan.
The next step is acceptance by huge swathes of their followers, to accept that they’ve been played, and that Brexit is not deliverable without sustaining huge damage, all at a price not worth paying. The headbangers won’t be swayed, but many other Brexiters might. Reset, revoke and reconsider, makes sense.
To your first sentence, isca, I always vote with my conscience. To your second sentence, I'm genuinely taken aback you need to ask.You should always vote with your conscience. Why bother to vote if you are just going to spoil your ballot paper?
In such a doomsday scenario people will flee the country in small boats and on cross channel trucks in order to reach mainland Europe, but oops - no European nation will let us in cos they don't want illegal immigrants (!)I have an alternative doomsday scenario:
Johnson gets away with it and wins a general election. We leave with No Deal. The economy tanks and his government spending splurge makes the deficit soar and the UK's credit rating, and its currency, plummet. People going on holiday face long queues and inconvenience, people staying at home face food shortages and civil unrest.
A competent Prime Minister might ride this out, but Johnson is not competent. Furthermore, while Corbyn can to some extent save the Labour Party from his inadequacies by having people with intelligence around him (McDonnell, Thornberry, Starmer), Johnson has purged anyone with half a brain from his party and is surrounded by a collection of mediocrities.
Meanwhile the Labour Party will finally realise that the Corbyn experiment has run its course and will reinvent itself as something electable.
After a maximum of two years (probably less) of a Johnson government of total chaos it will fall and the resulting election will make 1997 look close. Not so doomsday after all.....
Sorry, maybe I'm being a bit thick here, more than likely, probably, but I just don't get itTo your first sentence, isca, I always vote with my conscience. To your second sentence, I'm genuinely taken aback you need to ask.