In a hung parliament thats true. Wait til Johnson has a decent majority though. All that protection of workers rights legislation will be waved through faster than you can say prorogue parliament.Parliament will decide, not some words on an agreement that hasn't even been passed and are not in any way legally binding.
Have you not been watching parliament of late and how they can stop whatever it is they dont like?
Japanese FTA incoming?a haiku
Brexit means brexit
or does brexit mean delay?
we find out today
Absolutely staggering that anyone should be calling him a cubt because he has the backbone to defy the whip and vote the way his conscience tells him.
We should be applauding him for that, not the opposite, even if we disagree with him.
If Tories defy their whip similarly I respect their right to do that even if I think they are dead wrong. Apart from JRM and Francois. They are both counts, obviously.
Only relevant bit of that graph is the 23rd June 2016.
In a hung parliament thats true. Wait til Johnson has a decent majority though. All that protection of workers rights legislation will be waved through faster than you can say prorogue parliament.
Ah the inconvenient truth.So you keep saying.
The real issue is you have no faith in Labour gaining power and you have to ask yourself why mate?
Fucking hell, have you ever heard anything that contains as much shit as this from the numpty.
What planet does this fucking idiot live on. This is laughable, embarrassingly so.
If he manages to get leave through after this its a miracle.
Nonetheless, we must rise above our own preferences and support the democatic mandate of the country enabled by our sovereign parliament. Look upon BoJo as stepping stone to that end.He is trying to be a clever ****, praising the EU while dripping in the house needs to now do whats right.
Setting up his usual parliament doing it's job is against the country and now also EU
The GDP, the enviroment amd the most vulnerable and workers rights, his deal is fucking rotten, and yet not one part of it has been properly explained in this speech.
Ah the inconvenient truth.
That the British people don't want what Labour is selling, nor those who are selling it.
The country has moved on from the 70's but unfortunately the Labour party has been taken over by people who have not.
Unless and until the whole party comes to terns with this and makes the necessary changes, they are permafucked.
Labour MPs realised this when 84% of them voted to kick Corbyn out. But since the party is run by 100,000 Momentum zealots, it's very difficult to see how the necessary changes can happen.
He is trying to be a clever ****, praising the EU while dripping in the house needs to now do whats right.
Setting up his usual parliament doing it's job is against the country and now also EU
The GDP, the enviroment amd the most vulnerable and workers rights, his deal is fucking rotten, and yet not one part of it has been properly explained in this speech.
We the people elect government and any government doing so wouldn't be in power for long is my guess and the policy would be changed.
No kids will be up chimneys!
Nonetheless, we must rise above our own preferences and support the democatic mandate of the country enabled by our sovereign parliament. Look upon BoJo as stepping stone to that end.
You say that, but for 32 out of the last 50 years a conservative government has held sway in the HoC despite them having a peak vote of 27% of voters in Scotland and a low of 19%.
Forgive me if your assurances don't give me much comfort.
I expected far far better from him that. I know people will think its because I despise Johnson, but today I thought I will give him a chance and listen to what he as to say properly as it is vitally important for every bodies future. Instead we got more bluster than normal, the usual half-truths, it just gave the impression he is not serious at all about this deal and that he does not even believe in it himself.