TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

Andy Burns wrote:

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

The bottom falls out of the crystal ball market.

--
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On 20/12/2019 14:53, Andy Burns wrote:

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

I was badly let down by the electorate. tragic.
TW

Boris will suddenly find himself unable to fund what he promised to do. As
interest rates finally rise he cannot borrow at a low rate any more. He will
be castigated because his new brexit bill causes hardship for refugee
children being reunited by government money, not happening, and there will
be a border in the Irish see and Scotland will build a wall and declare UDI
and apply to stay in the EU.
Brian

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...

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

On 20/12/2019 14:53, Andy Burns wrote:

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

ROFLMAO!
Its amazing just how far the media have got people believing the impossible.

Leave coopererated to the point of pretty much suiciding the Brexit
party. Remain can't agree on anything at all.

The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.



--
Its easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.
Mark Twain

On 20/12/2019 17:18, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 20/12/2019 14:53, Andy Burns wrote:

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

ROFLMAO!
Its amazing just how far the media have got people believing the
impossible.

Leave coopererated to the point of pretty much suiciding the Brexit
party. Remain can't agree on anything at all.

The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.



TNP as consistently wrong as ever. There has never been a majority for
leave, at least not since a few days around the actual referendum. The
tragedy has been the utter failure of leadership from Corbyn and the
Labour Party. Keep rolling on the floor you idiot.
TW

"TimW" wrote in message
...
On 20/12/2019 14:53, Andy Burns wrote:

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

I was badly let down by the electorate. tragic.

A Jap would at least have the decency to disembowel
itself. Dont make a mess of the carpett.

Brian Gaff (Sofa 2) wrote

Boris will suddenly find himself unable to fund what he promised to do.

Bull****. The UK will no longer be sending billions a year to the EU.

As interest rates finally rise

Its far from clear that they will do any time soon.

he cannot borrow at a low rate any more.

Doesn’t need to when the UK is no longer sending the EU billions a year.

He will be castigated because his new brexit bill causes hardship for
refugee children being reunited by government money, not happening,

With the majority he has got and Labour imploding
spectacularly now that Corbyn and McDonnell have
fallen on their swords and Swinson not even an MP
anymore, he doesn’t have to give a damn about that.

and there will be a border in the Irish see

Wrong.

and Scotland will build a wall

They aint got the money to pay for one.

and declare UDI and apply to stay in the EU.

And the EU will tell them to go and **** themselves
because they will legally still be part of the UK.

"Andy Burns" wrote in message
...

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

"TimW" wrote in message
...
On 20/12/2019 17:18, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 20/12/2019 14:53, Andy Burns wrote:

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

ROFLMAO!
Its amazing just how far the media have got people believing the
impossible.

Leave coopererated to the point of pretty much suiciding the Brexit
party. Remain can't agree on anything at all.

The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.

TNP as consistently wrong as ever.

We'll see...

There has never been a majority for leave, at least not since a few days
around the actual referendum.

That claim is straight from your arse, we can tell from the smell.

The tragedy has been the utter failure of leadership from Corbyn and the
Labour Party.

Wouldnt have changed a thing.

On Sat, 21 Dec 2019 11:47:02 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again:


I was badly let down by the electorate. tragic.

A Jap would at least have the decency to disembowel
itself. Don¢t make a mess of the carpett.

If you senile pest had ANY decency, you'd have swallowed your Nembutal
already long time ago!

--
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cretin from Oz:
https://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/r...d-faq.2973853/

On Sat, 21 Dec 2019 14:40:35 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again:

FLUSH an other auto-contradicting bull**** session by the clincically
insane senile Ozzie troll

....and nothing's left!

--
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"That¢s because so much **** and ****e emanates from your gob that there is
nothing left to exit normally, your arsehole has clammed shut through disuse
and the end of prick is only clear because you are such a ******."
Message-ID:

On Sat, 21 Dec 2019 15:01:23 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again:


We'll see...

We'll see you senile Ozzie cretin trolling on all the UK ngs as if there was
no tomorrow, you abnormal 85-year-old senile asshole troll from Oz!

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"You are now exposed as a liar, as well as an ignorant troll."
"MID: .com"

TimW wrote:
On 20/12/2019 17:18, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 20/12/2019 14:53, Andy Burns wrote:

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

ROFLMAO!
Its amazing just how far the media have got people believing the
impossible.

Leave coopererated to the point of pretty much suiciding the Brexit
party. Remain can't agree on anything at all.

The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.



TNP as consistently wrong as ever. There has never been a majority for
leave, at least not since a few days around the actual referendum. The
tragedy has been the utter failure of leadership from Corbyn and the
Labour Party. Keep rolling on the floor you idiot.
TW


You are as deluded as those who insist Corbyns policies won the argument
etc or hide behind the claim those who voted Leave and/or switched to Tory
in the election are stupid/deluded/racist/......

The behaviour of the EU and the Remainers were brilliant recruiting agents
for the Leave side.

On 21/12/2019 09:04, Brian Reay wrote:
TimW wrote:
On 20/12/2019 17:18, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 20/12/2019 14:53, Andy Burns wrote:

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

ROFLMAO!
Its amazing just how far the media have got people believing the
impossible.

Leave coopererated to the point of pretty much suiciding the Brexit
party. Remain can't agree on anything at all.

The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.



TNP as consistently wrong as ever. There has never been a majority for
leave, at least not since a few days around the actual referendum. The
tragedy has been the utter failure of leadership from Corbyn and the
Labour Party. Keep rolling on the floor you idiot.
TW


You are as deluded as those who insist Corbyns policies won the argument
etc or hide behind the claim those who voted Leave and/or switched to Tory
in the election are stupid/deluded/racist/......

The behaviour of the EU and the Remainers were brilliant recruiting agents
for the Leave side.

The I Ching he say:

HOLDING TOGETHER brings good fortune.
Inquire of the oracle once again
Whether you possess sublimity, constancy, and perseverance;
Then there is no blame.
Those who are uncertain gradually join.
Whoever come too late
Meets with misfortune.

TimW will like, the Littel Europeaner he is, cling to the past and blame
defeat on anything except the actions of the EU and its supporters.

They thought they couldn't fail.
They thought that lawsuits and constant propgnada would result in a
second vote to get the 'right' result.
They forced an election and lost, massively.
If Labour had not stood candidates in remain seats and split the remain
vote the lib Dems might at least have held the balance of power. But
power, greed and ego - the charactersistics of Europhiles - stopped them.



--
€œThe fundamental cause of the trouble in the modern world today is that
the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt."

- Bertrand Russell

In article ,
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.

Can you do simple maths?

If so, add up all the votes for the leave parties. Tory, Brexit, DUP.

Now add up the votes for those who advocated remain or a second
referendum. Labour, LD, SNP etc.

And give us the result.

--
*I didn't say it was your fault, I said I was blaming you.

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

On 21/12/2019 12:14, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.

Can you do simple maths?

If so, add up all the votes for the leave parties. Tory, Brexit, DUP.

Now add up the votes for those who advocated remain or a second
referendum. Labour, LD, SNP etc.

And give us the result.


We're leaving, get over it.

On 21/12/2019 15:22, Brian Reay wrote:
On 21/12/2019 12:14, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Â*Â*Â* The Natural Philosopher wrote:
The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.

Can you do simple maths?

If so, add up all the votes for the leave parties. Tory, Brexit, DUP.

Now add up the votes for those who advocated remain or a second
referendum. Labour, LD, SNP etc.

And give us the result.


We're leaving, get over it.


No one knew whether Labour were remain or leave.,

They were a 'let's have anmother vote on it'


--
Future generations will wonder in bemused amazement that the early
twenty-first centurys developed world went into hysterical panic over a
globally average temperature increase of a few tenths of a degree, and,
on the basis of gross exaggerations of highly uncertain computer
projections combined into implausible chains of inference, proceeded to
contemplate a rollback of the industrial age.

Richard Lindzen

On 21/12/2019 15:22, Brian Reay wrote:


We're leaving, get over it.


If only.
Trouble is it's all going to unravel now. Industries destroyed, the UK
coming apart, chaos for Europeans in the Uk and Brits in Europe, racism
and victim blaming will be unleashed, all the yobs will be shouting 'we
didn't vote for this you traitors!'. It's a disaster, and totally avoidable.

TW

In message , Chris Hogg
writes
On Sat, 21 Dec 2019 12:14:55 +0000 (GMT), "Dave Plowman (News)"
wrote:

In article ,
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.

Can you do simple maths?

If so, add up all the votes for the leave parties. Tory, Brexit, DUP.

Now add up the votes for those who advocated remain or a second
referendum. Labour, LD, SNP etc.

And give us the result.

From the BBC results table*:
Conservatives (leave) 13.9M
Labour (on the fence, so don't count and paid dearly for it) 10.3M
Lib-Dem (remain) 3.7M
SNP (remain) 1.2M
All the rest (various opinions, but none large enough to make much
difference) 1.7M

Which gives Leavers (Conservatives) 13.9M; Remainers (Lib-Dems and
SNP) 4.9M. Total who expressed a strong commitment one way or the
other 18.8M. Leavers 74% of the committed; Remainers 26%. I'd say that
was a pretty convincing majority for leaving.

Of course, if JC hadn't sat so firmly on the fence (and had that fence
right-royally shoved up you-know-where by the voters, with a worse
result than even Michael Foot in 1983, which has to be some sort of an
achievement) then the Labour votes could be included into one or the
other totals. But as he didn't, they can't. As I said up-thread,
people who were strongly committed to remaining could have voted
Lib-Dem, so the Labour votes can't be assumed to have voted either
way, and certainly not to remain.

* http://tinyurl.com/s3gj2yh

I thought London was for remaining generally and they tend to vote
Labour so you might need some adjustment to the above.

My Lib Dem vote was wasted as Harpenden and Hitchin retained their *toe
the line in hope of promotion* MP despite voting remain in the
referendum.

I don't think a future opportunity to say *I told you so* is a desirable
objective so would prefer the issue to go away.


--
Tim Lamb

In message , The Natural Philosopher
writes
On 21/12/2019 09:04, Brian Reay wrote:
TimW wrote:
On 20/12/2019 17:18, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 20/12/2019 14:53, Andy Burns wrote:

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

ROFLMAO!
Its amazing just how far the media have got people believing the
impossible.

Leave coopererated to the point of pretty much suiciding the Brexit
party. Remain can't agree on anything at all.

The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.



TNP as consistently wrong as ever. There has never been a majority for
leave, at least not since a few days around the actual referendum. The
tragedy has been the utter failure of leadership from Corbyn and the
Labour Party. Keep rolling on the floor you idiot.
TW

You are as deluded as those who insist Corbyns policies won the
argument
etc or hide behind the claim those who voted Leave and/or switched to Tory
in the election are stupid/deluded/racist/......
The behaviour of the EU and the Remainers were brilliant recruiting
agents
for the Leave side.

The I Ching he say:

HOLDING TOGETHER brings good fortune.
Inquire of the oracle once again
Whether you possess sublimity, constancy, and perseverance;
Then there is no blame.
Those who are uncertain gradually join.
Whoever come too late
Meets with misfortune.

TimW will like, the Littel Europeaner he is, cling to the past and
blame defeat on anything except the actions of the EU and its
supporters.

They thought they couldn't fail.
They thought that lawsuits and constant propgnada would result in a
second vote to get the 'right' result.
They forced an election and lost, massively.
If Labour had not stood candidates in remain seats and split the remain
vote the lib Dems might at least have held the balance of power. But
power, greed and ego - the charactersistics of Europhiles - stopped them.

Point of curiosity.... elsewhere you have foamed about European fat
cats, troughers etc. is the big world really any different?

Particularly looking at our prospective customers across the Atlantic:
with Trump waving tariffs about as a weapon?

The likes of Amazon, Google etc. don't seem hugely altruistic either.
Frying pan fire?




--
Tim Lamb

TimW wrote
Brian Reay wrote

We're leaving, get over it.

If only.
Trouble is it's all going to unravel now.

Bet this is as silly as your most recent fantasy that
there would be a coalition between Labour, the SNP
and the LD which would pull the plug on Brexit.

Industries destroyed,

Odd that the unemployment rate is the lowest its ever
been for decades. And **** all industry depends on the
UK being in the EU anymore. At most arguably a few
operations like Japan that needed to pretend to be
manufacturing in the EU to avoid tariffs on what comes
from Japan and which found it convenient to do that
in a country that has english as its national language.
Nissan has pulled out anyway and the new free trade
agreement between the EU and Japan means that
that lie on where the cars are made no longer matters.

And there is very little of the remaining UK
car industry is UK owned anymore anyway.

You can be sure that the current owners will
be making those involved in negotiating a trade
agreement between the UK and the EU allows
their operations to carry on as they do now.

the UK coming apart,

Scotland may well try to leave but it remains
to be seen if they even get another referendum,
let alone a result to leave the UK. And even if
that does happen, its hardly the end of civilisation
as we know it. The UK survived Eire leaving fine.

chaos for Europeans in the Uk and Brits in Europe,

More remoaner lies.

racism and victim blaming will be unleashed,

More remoaner lies.

all the yobs will be shouting 'we
didn't vote for this you traitors!'.

You've always had those.

It's a disaster, and totally avoidable.

Even if that is true, and it isnt, that what the
majority said they wanted, twice now, and
you remoaners get to like that or lump it.

"Tim Lamb" wrote in message
news
In message , The Natural Philosopher
writes
On 21/12/2019 09:04, Brian Reay wrote:
TimW wrote:
On 20/12/2019 17:18, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 20/12/2019 14:53, Andy Burns wrote:

TimW wrote:

Old Mother TimW's predictions for the near futu
we will have an election. Soon.

So far, so good

The result will be a massive, stonking great majority for a a
Lab-Lib-Green-SNP coalition.

Any predictions for 2020?

ROFLMAO!
Its amazing just how far the media have got people believing the
impossible.

Leave coopererated to the point of pretty much suiciding the Brexit
party. Remain can't agree on anything at all.

The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and,
as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.



TNP as consistently wrong as ever. There has never been a majority for
leave, at least not since a few days around the actual referendum. The
tragedy has been the utter failure of leadership from Corbyn and the
Labour Party. Keep rolling on the floor you idiot.
TW

You are as deluded as those who insist Corbyns policies won the
argument
etc or hide behind the claim those who voted Leave and/or switched to
Tory
in the election are stupid/deluded/racist/......
The behaviour of the EU and the Remainers were brilliant recruiting
agents
for the Leave side.

The I Ching he say:

HOLDING TOGETHER brings good fortune.
Inquire of the oracle once again
Whether you possess sublimity, constancy, and perseverance;
Then there is no blame.
Those who are uncertain gradually join.
Whoever come too late
Meets with misfortune.

TimW will like, the Littel Europeaner he is, cling to the past and blame
defeat on anything except the actions of the EU and its supporters.

They thought they couldn't fail.
They thought that lawsuits and constant propgnada would result in a second
vote to get the 'right' result.
They forced an election and lost, massively.
If Labour had not stood candidates in remain seats and split the remain
vote the lib Dems might at least have held the balance of power. But
power, greed and ego - the charactersistics of Europhiles - stopped them.

Point of curiosity.... elsewhere you have foamed about European fat cats,
troughers etc. is the big world really any different?

Particularly looking at our prospective customers across the Atlantic:
with Trump waving tariffs about as a weapon?

The likes of Amazon, Google etc. don't seem hugely altruistic either.
Frying pan fire?

There wont be any significant change in who the UK trades
with, just some minor changes in the tariffs that get paid on it.

On 21/12/2019 12:14, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.

Can you do simple maths?

If so, add up all the votes for the leave parties. Tory, Brexit, DUP.

Now add up the votes for those who advocated remain or a second
referendum. Labour, LD, SNP etc.

And give us the result.

Now take your finger out of your arse, shove it up your nose and smell
the roses.

On Sun, 22 Dec 2019 07:15:14 +1100, cantankerous trolling geezer Rodent
Speed, the auto-contradicting senile sociopath, blabbered, again:

FLUSH troll****

07:15??? LOL And you've been up and trolling for OVER THREE HOURS, yet
AGAIN! Poor senile idiot!

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"TimW" wrote in message
...
On 21/12/2019 15:22, Brian Reay wrote:


We're leaving, get over it.


If only.
Trouble is it's all going to unravel now. Industries destroyed, the UK
coming apart, chaos for Europeans in the Uk and Brits in Europe, racism
and victim blaming will be unleashed, all the yobs will be shouting 'we
didn't vote for this you traitors!'. It's a disaster, and totally
avoidable.

what a load of old ****ing nonsense

You really believe that?

Pass us your address and I'll send round the guys with white coats and a
straight jacket

you're deluded

tim

"Tim Lamb" wrote in message
...
In message , Chris Hogg
writes
On Sat, 21 Dec 2019 12:14:55 +0000 (GMT), "Dave Plowman (News)"
wrote:

In article ,
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and,
as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.

Can you do simple maths?

If so, add up all the votes for the leave parties. Tory, Brexit, DUP.

Now add up the votes for those who advocated remain or a second
referendum. Labour, LD, SNP etc.

And give us the result.

From the BBC results table*:
Conservatives (leave) 13.9M
Labour (on the fence, so don't count and paid dearly for it) 10.3M
Lib-Dem (remain) 3.7M
SNP (remain) 1.2M
All the rest (various opinions, but none large enough to make much
difference) 1.7M

Which gives Leavers (Conservatives) 13.9M; Remainers (Lib-Dems and
SNP) 4.9M. Total who expressed a strong commitment one way or the
other 18.8M. Leavers 74% of the committed; Remainers 26%. I'd say that
was a pretty convincing majority for leaving.

Of course, if JC hadn't sat so firmly on the fence (and had that fence
right-royally shoved up you-know-where by the voters, with a worse
result than even Michael Foot in 1983, which has to be some sort of an
achievement) then the Labour votes could be included into one or the
other totals. But as he didn't, they can't. As I said up-thread,
people who were strongly committed to remaining could have voted
Lib-Dem, so the Labour votes can't be assumed to have voted either
way, and certainly not to remain.

* http://tinyurl.com/s3gj2yh

I thought London was for remaining generally and they tend to vote Labour

but they do that anyway

Whatever Labour's Brexit position is

tim

In article ,
Brian Reay wrote:
On 21/12/2019 12:14, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.

Can you do simple maths?

If so, add up all the votes for the leave parties. Tory, Brexit, DUP.

Now add up the votes for those who advocated remain or a second
referendum. Labour, LD, SNP etc.

And give us the result.


We're leaving, get over it.

All I was asking for was Turnip to provide the figures proving that the
majority voted for this government. Hardly a difficult thing to find out,
rather than just telling lies.

--
*I dropped out of communism class because of lousy Marx.*

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

In article ,
Chris Hogg wrote:
Conservatives (leave) 13.9M
Labour (on the fence, so don't count and paid dearly for it) 10.3M
Lib-Dem (remain) 3.7M
SNP (remain) 1.2M
All the rest (various opinions, but none large enough to make much
difference) 1.7M

Which gives Leavers (Conservatives) 13.9M; Remainers (Lib-Dems and
SNP) 4.9M. Total who expressed a strong commitment one way or the
other 18.8M. Leavers 74% of the committed; Remainers 26%. I'd say that
was a pretty convincing majority for leaving.

Good to see fiddling the figures to suit your opinion is alive and well.

--
*I want it all and I want it delivered

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

On 22/12/2019 15:17, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Brian Reay wrote:
On 21/12/2019 12:14, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
The Natural Philosopher wrote:
The vast majority want to leave, and have, at least temporarily, and, as
yet to be seen how wisely, trusted Boris to do it.

Can you do simple maths?

If so, add up all the votes for the leave parties. Tory, Brexit, DUP.

Now add up the votes for those who advocated remain or a second
referendum. Labour, LD, SNP etc.

And give us the result.


We're leaving, get over it.

All I was asking for was Turnip to provide the figures proving that the
majority voted for this government. Hardly a difficult thing to find out,
rather than just telling lies.


If you want the answer to irrelevant questions, do your own research.

However, being a socialist, you expect to be spoon fed:

The Referendum:

Leave 17.4m | Remain 16.1m
By Constituency:
Leave 406 | Remain 242
By Constituency Party:
Labour - Leave 148 | Remain 84
Conservatives - Leave 247 | Remain 80
By Region:
Leave 9 | Remain 3

As for the Election:

Under the UK system, in simple terms the party which is in the best
position to form a Government - generally the one with a majority in the
HOC, even if that means forming a coalition.

You seem to struggle with this concept, perhaps it is the numbers. Have
a look at the post election reports in the media- there were several
maps which showed the UK covered in Blue, even in areas which (in
previous years had always been red).

It is common knowledge Labour have adopted the anti-Semitic policies of
their fellow socialists- the Nazis- but since the election they have
shown the denier capabilities of the HIAG.

On 22/12/2019 15:19:22, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
Chris Hogg wrote:
Conservatives (leave) 13.9M
Labour (on the fence, so don't count and paid dearly for it) 10.3M
Lib-Dem (remain) 3.7M
SNP (remain) 1.2M
All the rest (various opinions, but none large enough to make much
difference) 1.7M

Which gives Leavers (Conservatives) 13.9M; Remainers (Lib-Dems and
SNP) 4.9M. Total who expressed a strong commitment one way or the
other 18.8M. Leavers 74% of the committed; Remainers 26%. I'd say that
was a pretty convincing majority for leaving.

Good to see fiddling the figures to suit your opinion is alive and well.

Good to see your glorious leader won the argument:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ity-for-change

So, Remain is the best policy but the electorate didn't agree.