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....

Wow thank heavens for that back on Chrome , if you move browser all your sights don't know you .

You should have gone to Specsavers Vic..

Is this the article?


https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-10/forget-brexit-poland-risks-being-the-eu-s-real-rogue-state

Where are you it , need more input from you .

Yep that's it in different format only , burning the EU flag and all .

Just got that sites , sorry it .

Hils , that's what we signed up for forty years ago not the present debacle it has turned into.

Agree with everything you said.

Ditto Dil.

Ditto from me too .

While on edge there was a headline about another grooming situation happening here with teens , Nationwide this time , didn't look at it but sounds worrying .

BREXIT BOUNCE: Theresa May storms ahead of Jeremy Corbyn in personal poll ratings after Brexit breakthrough

Nothing to get excited about hils even Fred would make a better Prime Minister than Corbyn :-)

You should know by now that I don't do excitement, Dilbert. But if I did, it would probably be the best excitement in the world. :o)

not sure if the above is sad or glad news

given the mess that TM made of the general election and the incessant sniping at TM and the gov't in general that has gone on since, JC and the rest of the labour party should be scratching their heads

i don't know what (small) lead labour may currently be showing over the tories, but i think it's 3% or perhaps less ..... probably an indication that the general public is appalled by the thought of a potential stranglehold by momentum over the labour party

Dilbert's right insofar as the poll is insignificant, and it's not necessarily indicative of what would happen at an election, because there isn't going to be an election just yet.

There are, however, two points to note from it imo.

Firstly, Corbyn and Labour should be significantly ahead of the May and the Tories at this stage given all the negative press surrounding the handling of Brexit. They're not, and the fact that they're neck and neck says as much about lack of public confidence in Corbyn as it says about the Tories handling of Brexit.

Secondly, it was only a few days ago that David Davis was being lined up to replace May by Xmas, but if May is now seen to be garnering a little bit of support from the public, it should stave off any leadership challenge and allow her to get on with doing her job.

Yougov yesterday had 42% Tories and 41% Labour, as usual take it with a load of salt

You have to keep May there as long as poss , any probs get rid , if you got a new guy in and big probs occured your in trouble .