Thought I'd start a new thread as this is going to be a major talking point this year...have not made up my mind yet...(unlike bucksfizz)....but thinking of voting for an exit as Europe is not doing Britain any good at all it seems....

There is no one else to vote for. All the other parties have bigger loonies in charge than the Tories so a lot of people voted for the best (by a country mile) of a bad bunch.

Was that said of Hitler in his final days?

Fred is that why the Labour Party ended up with JC, as bar John McDonnell the rest are a little less unbalanced.

German Industrial Production fell by 0.4% in December against a Reuters poll expectation of 0.7% rise. December 2018 is 3.9% down on December 2017

Correct George, so I expect my evaluation of you is spot on?

Dil or should I say PL Dil (no don’t laugh) just like the football team you chose your judgement in Politics is particularly wrong as well.

Strange how a Cornish Pixie picked up the mistake.

I would also have spelt "epitome" as the word sounds to me.

It only sounds like that to you Fred because you have been reading too many of those silly cartoons. The other one has no excuse for his ignorance apart from himself. Maybe he should "bare" that in mind... sheesh.

Stan, re damaging decisions, I voted for the party that would provide the best solution for the country after Labour screwed it up (again) last time.

If you want to see damage you only have to look at Brexit, after the biggest vote in our history, with a clear majority, it should have been reasonably straight forward to implement the will of the people.

However, many of the so called elitists in our society do not want to abide by the result of the referendum, they want to overturn the democratic vote. Instead of getting behind the vote uniting as a country we have this powerful section of society against Brexit. These are the people responsible for inflicting damage on the UK


Re your evaluation of me, I know you hold me in high regard Stan, if it were otherwise quite frankly I couldn't give a fishes tit.

I've voted for at least five different parties if you include independent as a party.

Never voted Lib though , always seemed a bit wishy washy to me and never knew whether they were coming or going.

A sheep with a red rosette would win most elections around here.

well they've certainly got a bleating sheep as a leader now, and that's when he makes any sound at all

Fred , Hitler or Corbyn. ... your right that would be a close call , both scum bags.

And who the feck would the Jews vote for ?

hitler and corbyn????? ........ i don't think so ....... lenin or marx or perhaps stalin and corbyn maybe

12323 - i haven't decided yet, but a peculiar question

Cynic , if there had been an election race between them not a comparison as buddies.

Georgie,

If you are so certain and confident about the will of the people why are your running scared of another informed referendum?

By the way, 2008-2010 was due to the Banks and City's mismanagement.

There had been attempts to tighten the regulations, but doing so would not have past through parliament.

Also, look around the world at that time and question if Labour was responsible for the collapse of the economies of other countries.


Also.

Bank of England governor warns no-deal Brexit could cause recession - business live
UK central bank has warned that Britain faces weakest growth since the financial crisis, as it leaves borrowing costs unchanged

Summary: Bank worries about Brexit fog
Latest: No-deal raises risk of “negative quarters” of growth
Carney: No sympathy with Donald Tusk’s ‘hell’ comment
Mark Carney is holding a press conference now
Gloomy Bank of England leaves rates on hold
2019 growth forecast slashed to just 1.2%, from 1.7%
LIVE Updated 21m ago

Interesting to see whose neck May puts in Corbyn's noose.

Red Fred

We know how good Carney is at forecasting.

Running scared ha! ha! Where did that come from? The problem I would have with a 2nd referendum is the wording of it and the fact that it would almost certainly contain 3 elements.

If the wording were the same as in the 1st referendum, the LEAVE vote would be much higher imo

there is at least a reasonable likelihood that corbyn will have his own neck in that noose