Sounds like Rory Stewart.Essential Criteria:
Must not lie.
Must have a track record of successfully delivering projects.
Strong negotiating skills.
Ability to concentrate and listen.
How’s that to start with?
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Sounds like Rory Stewart.Essential Criteria:
Must not lie.
Must have a track record of successfully delivering projects.
Strong negotiating skills.
Ability to concentrate and listen.
How’s that to start with?
Again I can agree to an extent, . As I wrote at the time there were and presumably still are three camos in the HoC. 30% against any form of Remain 30% against any form of Leaving and 30% willing to accept any solution.I cant see any other option. What can BJ or anyone offer May didnt? The problem was getting our agreement through parliament not past EU. Nothing has changed. BJ will bluster and threaten, and leave with no deal. Its becoming inevitable. May's deal was the only compromise and WE chucked that out.
Like I said earlier, I could understand leavers not supporting May's deal. It was EU biased and not leaving. Remainers not supporting it was contradictory.
I asked who 50,not for a list of criteria.Essential Criteria:
Must not lie.
Must have a track record of successfully delivering projects.
Strong negotiating skills.
Ability to concentrate and listen.
How’s that to start with?
I agree with premise but not the maths. As you have it an agreed solution would be found. They seem incapable of doing that so something must be wrong,unless ofcourse your 30% willing to accept any solution only accept solutions not on offer... Which with our MPs is possible.Again I can agree to an extent, . As I wrote at the time there were and presumably still are three camos in the HoC. 30% against any form of Remain 30% against any form of Leaving and 30% willing to accept any solution.
Remember It was both remain & leave MPs that voted against May's deal as it was satisfiactory to neither side. On the BBC4 documentary StoryvilleBrexit: Behind Closed Doors following the EU side in Brussels they caught EU officials i.e Verhofstadt equally scathing about remainers & leavers effectively blocking the Brexit process - at least for the camera, when they were watching the sequence of losing votes taking place live from Westminster on TV.I agree with premise but not the maths. As you have it an agreed solution would be found. They seem incapable of doing that so something must be wrong,unless ofcourse your 30% willing to accept any solution only accept solutions not on offer... Which with our MPs is possible.
In fact, not very different from any other similar job outside politics.Essential Criteria:
Must not lie.
Must have a track record of successfully delivering projects.
Strong negotiating skills.
Ability to concentrate and listen.
How’s that to start with?
You forgot to add that youre at the worst brothel in town because you told your wife and family (eu) to **** off and became infatuated with an obese flatulent tart with a mop of white hair and a penchant for pathological lying whom you slavishly followed (to the worst brothel in town). Youre challenge is not to find the least infectious sex worker in the cheapest brothel in town: it is to work out what madness made you end up in it.I asked who 50,not for a list of criteria.
Who do you propose? May wasnt great but both her and her deal represented a much better compromise for country than anything else on offer.
You are at worst brothel in town looking for Salma Hayek. "sorry sir, she isnt available here"
it has always been the case that opposition parties will try to stop brexit and they have so far succeeded in at least delaying the process.But lets not forget he, s only even a possibility because Cameron resigned, after initiating this fiasco, and May was hounded out with no thoughts at all about her replacement.
This is straight out of the same barrel of horse **** which brought us phrases such as Brexit means Brexit, and No Deal is Better than a Bad Deal.
not all the people, just 313 conservative MPs and possibly about 100,000 conservative membership.And still people continue to allow themselves to be conned. Just how much evidence is required before the penny drops?
That is a prospect which I find equally worrying.not all the people, just 313 conservative MPs and possibly about 100,000 conservative membership.
For the rest of us, GE is the time we'll give our verdict.
I find the worrying prospect is Trumpism: you can do and say anything if you can get away with it.That is a prospect which I find equally worrying.
Yes. Watching him at the launch of his campaign I got the distinct feeling he is going to win this thing. The man has style. And it's not that difficult to argue that the EU put him there because of the hard line they took with May - they've now got the very person/type of person they did not want. But then again - I actually think - as I think you do - that he will in some ways bend more than May - because he has enough of the 'likeability-factor' with most of the British public (who will flock back to the Tory's from Farage if its him at the helm) - to allow him to do so.As I said in my post just above.
Every penny the pound slides makes our exports easier to sell. You have a tendency to only focus on the negative.Much as I would prefer this to other scenarios I think that events create their own momentum and the UK slide will accelerate,with the now successful Brexiteers chortling in their victory, as the pound slides away.
Huh? Winning the London Major twice in a totally Labour controlled city? Backing the less-fancied 'Leave' campaign when he was set up to go with the odd-on favourite 'Remain' ?We've seen no sign of any skill or ability as a magician for three years from BJ to pull any brexit rabbits from a hat (apart from disappearing acts) more a blundering buffoon of a clown - Poorman's P. G. Wodehouse calamity version of Trump for Britain.
'Must not lie'? Ha! You honestly think you can survive in politics without the odd lie here and there?Essential Criteria:
Must not lie.
Must have a track record of successfully delivering projects.
Strong negotiating skills.
Ability to concentrate and listen.
How’s that to start with?
You really do like the sound of your own voice don't you. And you talk about 'gullibility'.This is straight out of the same barrel of horse **** which brought us phrases such as Brexit means Brexit, and No Deal is Better than a Bad Deal.
And still people continue to allow themselves to be conned. Just how much evidence is required before the penny drops? There is nothing in Brexit for the average man or woman, you aren’t going to get a share of the spoils, you will pay, the privileged will collect. They. even despise you for your gullibility.
Not if you want to succeed! What is it with you people thinking you can do well in life without lying? People lie. You lie. I lie. Everybody lies. You do it every day in small ways and the more people 'under' you the more you have to lie. And by those lies you lead. How do you think we won the war? By telling people the truth? Ha. Grow up.In fact, not very different from any other similar job outside politics.
It depends on how you define winning. If you are ok with winning at any cost, sacrificing morality and ethics for example, then yes, Johnson is your winner, the standard you admire and strive to achieve.Huh? Winning the London Major twice in a totally Labour controlled city? Backing the less-fancied 'Leave' campaign when he was set up to go with the odd-on favourite 'Remain' ?
The man is a born winner.
Probably why so many people around here don't like him.