Cont: Brexit: Now What? Part 5

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Jacob Rees-Mogg has suggested that after Brexit, people crossing the Irish border should be subject to 'inspections, just like during The Troubles'. he also said "It's not a border that one has to go through every day."

Apart from 30,000 or so people that cross every day to go to and from work.
 
Captain_Swoop said:
Jacob Rees-Mogg has suggested that after Brexit, people crossing the Irish border should be subject to 'inspections, just like during The Troubles'. he also said "It's not a border that one has to go through every day."

Apart from 30,000 or so people that cross every day to go to and from work.
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Well if they don't like commuting they should have been born to millionaire parents and started their own financial services company so they can live and work where they like. If people can't even be bothered to be born to parents who can afford to send them to the best public schools so they can make the social contacts that advantage them for life, why should he feel any sympathy? Honestly, some people just don't try.
 
Captain_Swoop said:
Jacob Rees-Mogg has suggested that after Brexit, people crossing the Irish border should be subject to 'inspections, just like during The Troubles'. he also said "It's not a border that one has to go through every day."

Apart from 30,000 or so people that cross every day to go to and from work.
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Who cares,most of them are Papists Taigs anyway.

Just read about the guy. Sounds like a real piece of work. Want to return to the days when the British Aristocrats rules, and the lower classes knew their place.
I would LOVE for the Republic of Ireland, in response to say that he is not welcome in the Republic...
 
dudalb said:
Who cares,most of them are Papists Taigs anyway.

Just read about the guy. Sounds like a real piece of work. Want to return to the days when the British Aristocrats rules, and the lower classes knew their place.
I would LOVE for the Republic of Ireland, in response to say that he is not welcome in the Republic...
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May I recommend you read about him in the Daily Mash. I believe the term is "poetically true"

https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/poli...923-to-save-conservative-party-20170629130748
 
ceptimus said:
Extension will only prolong the pain. There was a two year interval from triggering Article 50 till leaving, but now here we are seven months remaining and people crying that there's not enough time left to prepare. If there's an extension of a year, or two, or three the same thing will happen over again. Get on with it.
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Yep people voted for a no deal brexit hard irish border and that is what they will get.
 
Captain_Swoop said:
Jacob Rees-Mogg has suggested that after Brexit, people crossing the Irish border should be subject to 'inspections, just like during The Troubles'. he also said "It's not a border that one has to go through every day."

Apart from 30,000 or so people that cross every day to go to and from work.
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Well given that they will likely lose their jobs for a while until the work papers can go through that should give them time to look for lodgings in the nation of their employ.
 
As an outside observer I must say I feel bad for you all.

Your Brexit troubles make me feel better about our Trump troubles. Would not trade. Ours are almost over and it seems that yours have only just began.
 
Theresa May is in South Africa, the footage of her dancing is... Um.... Pretty painful.


"Hey look, she's doing the Robot! Oh wait, not deliberately"
 
This is The End said:
... Ours are almost over and it seems that yours have only just began.
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Much wishful thinking on both sides of the pond, sigh. And now the cousins down under have gone bonkers and are pumping CO2 like Trumpian madmen. Something is rotten in the state of Anglo culture. Three quarters of a century dismissing the Germans as daft, and now look who's reveling in the crazy.
 
Hlafordlaes said:
Much wishful thinking on both sides of the pond, sigh. And now the cousins down under have gone bonkers and are pumping CO2 like Trumpian madmen. Something is rotten in the state of Anglo culture. Three quarters of a century dismissing the Germans as daft, and now look who's reveling in the crazy.
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But mainly the Anglosphere countries where Murdoch has a powerful media.
 
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