Brexit has well and truly begun!

[Venturi Swirl]

You claimed to know something, so please explain what you know and how you know it.

To what end?  For you to ridicule me, like Miss Taken did?  There are numerous reasons why people voted to leave the EU, they are all very well known, do you REALLY need me to list them all?

[G-Unit]

To what end?  For you to ridicule me, like Miss Taken did?  There are numerous reasons why people voted to leave the EU, they are all very well known, do you REALLY need me to list them all?

You made a claim so I think you should back it up, with cites. Or withdraw it if you prefer.

[Venturi Swirl]

You made a claim so I think you should back it up, with cites. Or withdraw it if you prefer.

I claimed to know the reasons why people voted for Brexit, what sort of cites would you accept?  A newspaper article quoting Nigel Farage saying “Vertigo Swirl knows the reasons why people voted for Brexit”?

[G-Unit]

I claimed to know the reasons why people voted for Brexit, what sort of cites would you accept?  A newspaper article quoting Nigel Farage saying “Vertigo Swirl knows the reasons why people voted for Brexit”?

It's all opinion anyway, whether your's or someone else's. I don't think anyone asked 17 million people the question, do you?

[Venturi Swirl]

It's all opinion anyway, whether your's or someone else's. I don't think anyone asked 17 million people the question, do you?

Of course it’s an opinion that’s why asking for a cite is absurd.  I knew also that any evidence I provided t back up my claim would be met with the equally absurd reply that not all 17 million people were asked individually for their reasons, and that, dear friend, is why I didn’t bother.

[G-Unit]

Of course it’s an opinion that’s why asking for a cite is absurd.  I knew also that any evidence I provided t back up my claim would be met with the equally absurd reply that not all 17 million people were asked individually for their reasons, and that, dear friend, is why I didn’t bother.

It is also, dear friend, why your claim to know why people voted to leave the EU was absurd.

[Venturi Swirl]

It is also, dear friend, why your claim to know why people voted to leave the EU was absurd.

I do know and there’s nothing absurd about that.  Do you actually believe there are 17 million different reasons?

[G-Unit]

I do know and there’s nothing absurd about that.  Do you actually believe there are 17 million different reasons?

No you don't, you just think you do.

[Venturi Swirl]

No you don't, you just think you do.

No, I actually do.

[G-Unit]

Here is a helpful diagram of how Corbyn hopes to use a vote of no confidence;

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/520/cpsprodpb/14DA6/production/_108241458_no_confidence_flow_chart_8_aug_19_640-nc.png

His problem starts with the question immediately following the vote of no confidence being carried;

"Is it clear an alternative government commands the majority of the house?"

I suspect that the in-fighting over who should lead a new government will just demonstrate once again that Parliament can't agree on anything at the moment.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-49468218

[Venturi Swirl]

Here is a helpful diagram of how Corbyn hopes to use a vote of no confidence;

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/520/cpsprodpb/14DA6/production/_108241458_no_confidence_flow_chart_8_aug_19_640-nc.png

His problem starts with the question immediately following the vote of no confidence being carried;

"Is it clear an alternative government commands the majority of the house?"

I suspect that the in-fighting over who should lead a new government will just demonstrate once again that Parliament can't agree on anything at the moment.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-49468218

Which just goes to show why Jeremy Corbyn is such an utter disaster for this country.

[Venturi Swirl]

In the space of a few weeks we’ve gone from a million to one likelihood of a no-deal Brexit, to “touch and go” - what has changed Boris?  Is it the dawning realisation that you were talking bollocks earlier?

[G-Unit]

Which just goes to show why Jeremy Corbyn is such an utter disaster for this country.

One definition of a country is 'all the people who live in a country'. In recent years the UK has not been run for the benefit of all those who live here, especially the poor. Corbyn's aim is to redress the balance, which is only a bad thing if you're one of those who has no empathy with those who's lives are a constant struggle.

[Venturi Swirl]

One definition of a country is 'all the people who live in a country'. In recent years the UK has not been run for the benefit of all those who live here, especially the poor. Corbyn's aim is to redress the balance, which is only a bad thing if you're one of those who has no empathy with those who's lives are a constant struggle.

That is not my problem with Jeremy Corbyn.  My problem is that he is leader of a party that offers nothing in the way if an effective opposition to the government, as can be witnessed by the latest opinion polls which put the Tories many points ahead of Labour, incredibly!  Where IS Jeremy Corbyn?  Has he lost his voice??  He doesn’t seem remotely interested in Brexit, what is his position?  What is the position of the Labour Party?  How does it support those who will undoubtedly suffer in the event of a no-deal Brexit?

[G-Unit]

That is not my problem with Jeremy Corbyn.  My problem is that he is leader of a party that offers nothing in the way if an effective opposition to the government, as can be witnessed by the latest opinion polls which put the Tories many points ahead of Labour, incredibly!  Where IS Jeremy Corbyn?  Has he lost his voice??  He doesn’t seem remotely interested in Brexit, what is his position?  What is the position of the Labour Party?  How does it support those who will undoubtedly suffer in the event of a no-deal Brexit?

His problem is probably his MP's refusal to work with their leader. They have made the party ineffective imo. Theresa May had a similar problem and Johnson has yet to test his party support.