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As Tomorrow’S Vote Is Off, What Next?
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Those who voted to leave - was this what you voted for?
Was there a section on the ballot which detailed what kind of leave you wanted - with ‘no deal’ or the Norway style? And what did you decided to do about the Irish border issue?
I think I know what the answe is - there were so many version of leave, that it was impossible for Government to please everyone.
The leavers were always going to be messed up, because “Stay’ means one thing, whereas ‘Leave’ means different things to different people.
The leavers have inadvertently screwed up the UK for year to come.
Was there a section on the ballot which detailed what kind of leave you wanted - with ‘no deal’ or the Norway style? And what did you decided to do about the Irish border issue?
I think I know what the answe is - there were so many version of leave, that it was impossible for Government to please everyone.
The leavers were always going to be messed up, because “Stay’ means one thing, whereas ‘Leave’ means different things to different people.
The leavers have inadvertently screwed up the UK for year to come.
Even you must be able to recognise that Leaving the EU also requires ending up somewhere else -- and somewhere tangible, that replaces the various economic and political aspects of EU membership.
What was that new place? This is the question to which Leavers either have many different answers, or no answer at all.
What was that new place? This is the question to which Leavers either have many different answers, or no answer at all.
Seems to me many seem to think we have to compromise our sovereignty in order to solve the Irish border issue, while those benefiting from the Good Friday agreement can not be expected to even make minimal compromise on anything. I've this debate going on in the background as I do other things, and it seems to me that if the EU were not so stubborn and accepted the tech solution, which is agreed exists, perhaps coupled with minor changes to commercial paperwork to ensure local trade remained unfettered, but that there is no abuse by mass imports and exports into the rest of the EU or UK, then all is workable and the issue of a backstop disappears. It just confirms all earlier belief that the will is simply not there to do what is right. The whole lot of them should be ashamed.
How many more lies, and how much more obfuscation will it take before the "people" of Britain awake?
"Search out and probe, Gehazi,
As thou of all canst try,
The truthful, well-weighed answer
That tells the blacker lie -
The loud, uneasy virtue
The anger feigned at will,
To overbear a witness
And make the Court keep still.
Take order now, Gehazi,
That no man talk aside
In secret with his judges
The while his case is tried.
Lest he should show them - reason
To keep a matter hid,
And subtly lead the questions
Away from what he did.
Thou mirror of uprightness,
What ails thee at thy vows ?
What means the risen whiteness
Of the skin between thy brows ?
The boils that shine and burrow,
The sores that slough and bleed -
The leprosy of Naaman
On thee and all thy seed ?
Stand up, stand up, Gehazi,
Draw close thy robe and go,
Gehazi, Judge in Israel,
A leper white as snow !"
Kipling. Gehazi
"Search out and probe, Gehazi,
As thou of all canst try,
The truthful, well-weighed answer
That tells the blacker lie -
The loud, uneasy virtue
The anger feigned at will,
To overbear a witness
And make the Court keep still.
Take order now, Gehazi,
That no man talk aside
In secret with his judges
The while his case is tried.
Lest he should show them - reason
To keep a matter hid,
And subtly lead the questions
Away from what he did.
Thou mirror of uprightness,
What ails thee at thy vows ?
What means the risen whiteness
Of the skin between thy brows ?
The boils that shine and burrow,
The sores that slough and bleed -
The leprosy of Naaman
On thee and all thy seed ?
Stand up, stand up, Gehazi,
Draw close thy robe and go,
Gehazi, Judge in Israel,
A leper white as snow !"
Kipling. Gehazi
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