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I didn’t think the imam’s questions were anything to get excited about, but the BBC could have found someone with a better pedigree to ask them. I got the impression that all of the people asking questions were anti Tory, but if the idea of the TV show was to test the candidates, then that...

Hopelessness.

Absolutely. It was inevitable from the outset that they would **** away the A50 extension granted by the EU. Donald Tusk warned against it within hours of the extension being announced. If the EU gave them another extension, they’d **** that away too because they have no clue as to where they...

Yes, truthful and straightforward answers to direct questions was never going to get him anywhere.

I watched the leadership debate last night. The four who now remain in the contest are promising things which they will not be able to deliver. We know this and it’s a fact. Disappointment, frustration and despair awaits.

Cheers. It’s good to know I’ve rattled you. Your intelligence is diminished to the extent that you would immerse your head in a pan of boiling water to see if it still hurts. You knew it hurt last time, but you think things might be different this time and it might yield some unknown benefits.

Thought so. Hurtling headlong into an unknown situation without any idea what you want or expect. The very definition of absolute stupidity. Congratulations on achieving the status of the biggest idiot on Pedelecs.

I’m pretty sure I’m wasting my time asking this question because so far you have shown absolutely no knowledge of what it is that you want or expect from Brexit. Not a spark of a notion, blank, dumb silence, absolutely nothing. So, what are the advantages that you expect Boris to deliver for you?

He’s solved Fermat’s Last Theorem don’t ya know. It’s just that he’s too modest to tell anyone.

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Ok, don’t lay an egg, it just seems like a possible way forward. I don’t think Farage expects no deal, so there is some merit in his involvement, if only to try and bring two opposing sides a little closer together. Again you indicate why you will always fail. My suggestion of the slightest...

Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you The Deputy Prime Minister of The United Kingdom, Sir Nigel Farage. (If we can find him)

See #56793

Not sure that free train travel for teenagers is a good idea. Apparently they will stab someone for £1000 a pop. Don’t really want that on the trains. A lot of the other stuff we have anyway. It’s a bit of a non-post.

In the past, Farage has indicated at a second referendum. That could be a chink of light, a starting point on the pathway out of this mess. I don’t like Farage, but it’s stupid to deny him when you look at the popularity of the BXP. Unfortunately, they need to be part of the Brexit solution...

And here Oldgroaner sets out the Brexit problem with stunning 3D high definition clarity. Let’s all adopt this attitude and get absolutely nowhere, remaining in divided deadlock for the foreseeable future.

I’m not surprised to see that Matt Hand-on-Cock is now supporting Johnson. I’ve never liked him or his stupid face. It says, power hungry morally bankrupt weasel. So, it seems like his idiotic face is the only thing telling the truth.

I posted that yesterday. Stewart made the offer on LBC. I think it’s a good move. Like it or not, Farage’s BXP has a lot of support, so you can’t just ignore them and continue with the stalemate.

Light the blue touch paper and retire to a safe distance.

Stewart is the one to watch. He’s coming up strong on the outside. Johnson is too toxic. They’d be mental to crown him, but then again, they are mental.