Another new Brexit thread

[gordondaviesmoustache]

You say the UK are offering a workable deal. I wonder why they've suspended the only body capable of passing that deal.

When you say 'they', I assime you're referring to the ****.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Trust you, Gaylord.

 

[mcfc1632]

Ah - there it is. The UK being undermined "from within".

Yoi know, we've had all the faux outrage from Leavers about pretending you're all being called thick racists, yet implying Remainers are traitors is fair comment.

TBF - I think that is just gratituious bollocks Vic.

Your choice - but FFS - please don't take refuge in the pack

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I've always fancied being taken through Traitors' Gate, if that helps in any way.

 

[aguero93:20]

You're assuming the DUP will be as influential after the next GE.

They'd be better off playing to the UUP and Alliance.

 

[aguero93:20]

Not sure what point, if any, you are making here

You said he has offered a deal. How does he pass it?

 

[aguero93:20]

When you say 'they', I assime you're referring to the ****.

I'm quite happy to extend it to your entire cabinet tbh.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I'm quite happy to extend it to your entire cabinet tbh.

Collective cuntability.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Smashing the Tories too bits now ............. looking forward to the GE where Boris Johnsons preferred candidate will be up against a respected sitting MP forced to stand as an independent candidate and a BP candidate................"into the valley of death"

 

[BobKowalski]

Latest on the Rebel Alliance. Not entirely sure confirming that the Govt has no official majority is the best move before it suspends Parliament because it -er- has no working majority.

‘Confirmed: No10 has decided Philip Hammond, David Gauke, Dominic Grieve and co will have the Conservative whip withdrawn if they do not vote with the government on Tuesday’

 

[George Hannah]

Latest on the Rebel Alliance. Not entirely sure confirming that the Govt has no official majority is the best move before it suspends Parliament because it -er- has no working majority.

‘Confirmed: No10 has decided Philip Hammond, David Gauke, Dominic Grieve and co will have the Conservative whip withdrawn if they do not vote with the government on Tuesday’

According to the BBC it is in preparation for an October election for which they would be unsuitable candidates.

 

[bluethrunthru]

Latest on the Rebel Alliance. Not entirely sure confirming that the Govt has no official majority is the best move before it suspends Parliament because it -er- has no working majority.

‘Confirmed: No10 has decided Philip Hammond, David Gauke, Dominic Grieve and co will have the Conservative whip withdrawn if they do not vote with the government on Tuesday’

Thus making the Government a minority government...........Johnson is without doubt leading a death cult..........prepared to put a gun to his government's head over Brexit and gambling that this move will make him so popular he can call a GE - crash out of the EU and win a majority doing away with the need for 10 DUP seats and replacing those above - he has taken leave of his senses....thankfully.

 

[smudgedj]

Latest on the Rebel Alliance. Not entirely sure confirming that the Govt has no official majority is the best move before it suspends Parliament because it -er- has no working majority.

‘Confirmed: No10 has decided Philip Hammond, David Gauke, Dominic Grieve and co will have the Conservative whip withdrawn if they do not vote with the government on Tuesday’

Interesting. We will see if they value their place on the gravy train more than their pro-eu convictions.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Interesting. We will see if they value their place on the gravy train more than than their pro-eu convictions.

I think Grieve definitely won't. Not sure about any of the others. By the law of averages, some might be ready to hang their boots up anyway, or realise the game, for them, is nearly up; that will have a bearing on their disposition towards any voting.

 

[Manc in London]

Interesting. We will see if they value their place on the gravy train more than than their pro-eu convictions.

Some are in their last terms as serving politicians. So they are likely to vote against the Government.

I would also think some would happily go back to their day jobs as QCs etc..

 

[hgblue]

According to the BBC it is in preparation for an October election for which they would be unsuitable candidates.

Correct on both counts I believe

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

According to the BBC it is in preparation for an October election for which they would be unsuitable candidates.

They'll fuck them off any which way, so they may as well be hung for a sheep.

 

[Ban-jani]

Interesting. We will see if they value their place on the gravy train more than their pro-eu convictions.

This is the interesting and oversimplified take that an opposition to no deal is pro-Eu.

It seems that many now have shifted towards the idea that no deal is the only true Brexit and it’s not. It’s the one we were told wouldn’t ever happen and that’s why a vote to leave wasn’t dangerous.

For example Ken Clarke actually put forward a motion of leaving the EU and wanted the house to back it.

 

[BobKowalski]

According to the BBC it is in preparation for an October election for which they would be unsuitable candidates.

Labour and Momentum must be looking on in envy at the way Johnson and co are seeking to purge the Tory party of unbelievers. Not so much a broad church but a narrow sect.

 

[Vic]

Interesting. We will see if they value their place on the gravy train more than their pro-eu convictions.

Most ex-MPs don't leave the gravy train. Many would make more money without all that pesky having to spend time with constituents.