Britain's New Prime Minister

[Zak]

How you gonna call it a "best of" selection of tweets without having any that of the ones going mental over Big Liz having a Dyson fan

BREAKING NEWS...
Forget the new prime minister, the Queen has a Dyson cool fan pic.twitter.com/6WAqhuz9lV

— Elliot Wagland (@elliotwagland) July 24, 2019

Buying British I see

[dbgtz]

car crash cabinet

[-:Undertaker:-]

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has told LBC if the EU doesn not agree to scrap the Irish border backstop, the UK will leave the bloc "on World Trade Organisation terms."

— LBC News (@LBCNews) July 29, 2019

Brace, brace! Dominic Cummings told special advisers six times on Friday night that his job is to “deliver Brexit by October 31st by any means necessary”. It’s a favoured phrase of Malcolm X. See Sunday Times

— Tim Shipman (@ShippersUnbound) July 27, 2019

Michael Gove tells the Sunday Times there is “now a very real prospect of no deal” and that Whitehall is being “retooled” to prepare. He will chair daily meetings of officials and give orders to ministers

— Tim Shipman (@ShippersUnbound) July 27, 2019

If Prime Minister Johnson is unable to change the Withdrawal Agreement....

UK should go ahead with Brexit on October 31st even if it means leaving with ‘no deal’ -- 45%

Brexit should be delayed or cancelled altogether -- 41%

Opinium

— Matt Goodwin (@GoodwinMJ) July 27, 2019

Common sense at last.

I personally now that the EU doesn't budge and we just leave with No Deal, our £39bn and full independence on day one.

[dbgtz]

this isnt common sense, this is a giant farce

[-:Undertaker:-]

this isnt common sense, this is a giant farce

So you're saying you would agree to the backstop and sign the Withdrawal Agreement?

[dbgtz]

no id revoke

[-:Undertaker:-]

no id revoke

Meanwhile, back on planet Earth and away from fantasy land, what would you really do? Continuity Remainers are increasingly beginning to resemble those Japanese soldiers who were discovered hiding in the jungle, still fighting a war decades on that was over and done with.

“Underlying all of this is a very simple problem… We were given a vote… & it turned out, of the two options we had, there was only one we were really meant to vote for” – Douglas Murray, adding “the people who lost the vote have to get over these stages of grief”#newsnight pic.twitter.com/6ed3J1dvVs

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) July 29, 2019

“I think remain is over… something fundamental has shifted in the Tory party and in the country” - Camilla Cavendish, former Director of Policy under David Cameron@CamCavendish | #newsnight pic.twitter.com/qL0WlrUBRC

— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) July 23, 2019

[dbgtz]

Meanwhile, back on planet Earth and away from fantasy land, what would you really do? Continuity Remainers are increasingly beginning to resemble those Japanese soldiers who were discovered hiding in the jungle, still fighting a war decades on that was over and done with.

yes, im the one in fantasy land

interesting you use ww2 given how much its been romanticised in this process for some reason

[-:Undertaker:-]

yes, im the one in fantasy land

interesting you use ww2 given how much its been romanticised in this process for some reason

Interesting you no longer even advocate making us vote again, just outright revocation. Cold feet?

[dbgtz]

Interesting you no longer even advocate making us vote again, just outright revocation. Cold feet?

my position hasnt exactly changed
referendums are trash when theres so much misinformation and shit like this: https://w4b.world/ so id absolutely rather revoke, but the only actual option on the table (at least right now) to revoke is a second vote