Fewer deaths, please.
Their terms and conditions are being changed, probably unilaterally. Thats the whole point.

Bye, Nige.

So at least I have one bit of good news today. I am sure others will disagree.
So I would guess the internal struggle that was due to see Carswell ousted has not worked in Farage’s favour. Is this the third time he has gone? Or was the last one so momentary it doesn’t count

http://thebrexitplan.com

Call me what you like. I like a good laugh.

I think I’ll call you……………..John

The world is laughing……..at our expense at the turmoil, vacuum, call it what you will.

Just out of interest, when do you expect article 50 to be triggered?

Boris is playing the long game. He knows PM for the next few years is a poison chalice.

PM Gove would be a mistake, he has shown himself to be a ‘consummate politician’ which is of course short hand for a scheming two-faced backstabber and every time he tried to use an ‘expert’ opinion he’d get laughed out the house
To betray one friend might be considered unfortunate, but two………
Sadly in our post truth politics world maybe that doesn’t matter ?

Alternately it may all be part of the plan, from another website conspiracy theory #101

?..it’s plausible that there is a plot between Gove, his wife and Boris. They know someone needs to take the hit so engineering that an awkward email is ‘leaked’ (how exactly? Sent to a random member of the public who forwards it to Murdoch’s Sky news…) that puts a stick in BoJo’s spokes. Gove declares candidacy, takes the hit, BoJo returns to the fray untainted, Gove gets peerage down the road.

P.s. Anyone who Toby Young thinks is good PM material should be avoided.

Oh, just in case I hadn’t mentioned it before, I don’t think much of Pob

Strange, the NFU have said there will be a rise in imported food prices.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/brexit-eu-referendum-food-prices-rise-economy-what-will-happen-farming-a7104366.html
Is it nonsense that S&P have dropped the UK’s rating by two ‘notches’? or that govt. Bonds have their worst ever yield?

On the issue of the ‘Plan’ an interesting comment by Nick Robinson

Last Thursday’s momentous vote was a vote to begin divorce proceedings. Or, if you like, to move out of the house we share with 27 other countries.
It did not, though, come with any plan – let alone an agreement – as to where we are moving next or what our relationship will be in future with those we used to share our life with.
No Plan B?
Asked a few days before the vote whether he had such a plan for the day after if the Leave campaign won Boris Johnson was brutally frank – in private at least. No was his answer.
He and other Leavers declared their hope that David Cameron would have one and would stay in office to implement it.

Actually your wrong…

Brexit will increase the risk of Europe descending into war, David Cameron will warn as he says that Britain will pay a high cost if “we turn our back” on the EU.

The Prime Minister will invoke Sir Winston Churchill and say that the foundation of the European Union has helped bring together countries that have been “at each others throats for decades”.

He will highlight the battles of Trafalgar, Blenheim, Waterloo and the two World Wars as evidence that Britain cannot pretend to be “immune from the consequences” of events in Europe.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05/08/cameron-brexit-will-increase-risk-of-europe-descending-into-war/

Actually you are wrong, I specifically said the phrase “WWIII” which was a BoJoism

Pedants of the world unite

To Boris, Pob and Nige

I could not dig; I dared not rob:
Therefore I lied to please the mob.
Now all my lies are proved untrue
And I must face the men I slew.
What tale shall serve me here among
Mine angry and defrauded young?

Kipling

And it sems they know it

Liam Fox

“A lot of things were said in advance of this referendum that we might want to think about again,” said the Conservative former Defence Minister Liam Fox.