FlyTheNest

HindleA wrote: Pto

PorFavor wrote:I'd be interested in hearing how bad the best case scenario (ie a realistic assessment - not some fantasy) is likely to be.

Now we know the cost of no deal, MPs must do whatever it takes
Operation Yellowhammer shows that a disorderly Brexit must be avoided at all costs. Now is not the time for posturing

Brexit: leaked papers predict food shortages and port delays
Medicines will also be subject to shortages, according to ‘realistic assessment’
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AnatolyKasparov wrote:I see we have somebody wanting to "meet guys" now.

Well, as the late John Inman used to say - I'm free

citizenJA wrote:

PorFavor wrote:I'd be interested in hearing how bad the best case scenario (ie a realistic assessment - not some fantasy) is likely to be.

I recommend we find our liar on the continent and retreat to it as soon as possible.

PorFavor wrote:

citizenJA wrote:

PorFavor wrote:I'd be interested in hearing how bad the best case scenario (ie a realistic assessment - not some fantasy) is likely to be.

I recommend we find our liar on the continent and retreat to it as soon as possible.

Ha! I think he's going to Berlin on Wednesday.

(Sorry - just making a joke on the back of your typo liar\lair.)

AnatolyKasparov wrote:I see that the Observer has actually not been totally dismissive of the "Corbyn as temporary PM" proposal

refitman wrote:

AnatolyKasparov wrote:I see that the Observer has actually not been totally dismissive of the "Corbyn as temporary PM" proposal

Rawnsley's piece is risible though.