On 09/06/2017 12:30, Tim Watts wrote:
On 09/06/17 12:22, Andy Burns wrote:
T i m wrote:

All we have done is filed A.50 which starts the
negotiations and we need to decide within two years of that date.
Our decision could be to stay couldn't it?

I don't think so, the decision is on the terms of leaving, and if
we/they can't agree we just get bundled out the with a boot up our arse.

I cannot work out if the result is a good thing or bad.

Corbyn does not have power, so that's good. Unless the MSM were lying
about him cuddling up to terrorist types. But for now I rather not see
him in charge of anything more complex than a can opener.

May's campaign has been like watching the main guy in Fight Club have
that intial fight with Brad Pitt's character, only to find out in
reality he was just punching himself in the face.

I have no idea if she's exceptionally stupid or really was trying to
throw the election!


What we have now at least, once you take out the 7 or so Sinn Fein
absentee seats, gives her a workable government as long as she can
justify every vote to the DUP, or the Libs (assuming the SNP would
rather pull their eyeballs out with teaspoons than support the Tories on
anything - but I may be misjudging them).

Nicola said just that in a speech an hour ago. So as long as she is in
charge, they can forget about the SNP (may not be long though).