Another new Brexit thread

[The blue phantom]

you may be surprised to see there are a number of Labour MPs who intend to vote for the deal this evening... maybe because they are not prepared to prolong the agony for their constituents who voted out

What about the constituents of Tory Mp's with big Majoritys of remainers, some had over 70% of the vote
How do you feel about them?

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Blackford on his feet.

Scotland shafted....will of the people of Scotland.....independence is coming......rinse and repeat.

Sounds familiar.
Soundbites.
It works though doesn't it.

 

[Len Rum]

Well the answer is. NI is far, far away and no gives a shit.

Could you make it up Jeff?
I couldn't.

The Conservative and UNIONIST Party.

 

[Bluemanc100]

The Lisbon Treaty was widely available for people to debate, analyse months in advance of any Parliamentary debate on the subject. This Bill was published at 8.00 pm last night. And it is getting less debating time than a Treaty already in the public domain.

Jog on.

It is a little rich to argue that they can't find the time to debate this... it is standard practice in business to work to deadlines... if you can't hit the deadline working normal hours then it's not rocket science.. you put another shift in...

They get a bloody good wage and therefore a little overtime is not going to kill them is it

 

[kevin horlocks wand]

What about the constituents of Tory Mp's with big Majoritys of remainers, some had over 70% of the vote
How do you feel about them?

It was clear in their manifesto so it’s fine.

 

[aguerrrroooooooooooo]

It is a little rich to argue that they can't find the time to debate this... it is standard practice in business to work to deadlines... if you can't hit the deadline working normal hours then it's not rocket science.. you put another shift in...

They get a bloody good wage and therefore a little overtime is not going to kill them is it

It's a 115 page document that was published last night. That doesn't leave much time to read and digest it fully, nevermind have a constructive debate.

 

[Bluemanc100]

What about the constituents of Tory Mp's with big Majoritys of remainers, some had over 70% of the vote
How do you feel about them?

I think they should side with their constituents but as another poster said when correcting me, they are elected into office then they have a duty to vote based on moral / ethical beliefs (or words to that effect)

 

[jonmcity]

This Conservative and Unionist party will be responsible for the break up of the UK. Shame on them.

 

[mexico1970]

It'll get voted down and we'll be back to square one, the government is being painted into a corner and something is going to break. We've got a school full of children running this country now.

 

[Len Rum]

Corbyn would take great delight in systematically dismantling our military and our nuclear deterrent

As an ex-forces veteran I find it totally disgusting that this individual has steadfastly undermined our military and even been so bold as to rejoice at the demise of SF personnel at the hands of PIRA... He called Martin McGuinness a "Great Man" FFS... he might have said this because of his role in peace negotiations but this **** murdered people in the name of religion... that's indefensible

These are some of the reasons that I told @Rascal that I wouldn't piss on the man (Corbyn) if he was on fire...

Didn't Liz shake hands with McGuinness?

 

[kaz7]

Which threats?

I've only just put the news on so i've not watched today but on sky they are talking about him withdrawing the deal and forcing an election if they don't back his deal or something like that?

 

[Bluemanc100]

It's a 115 page document that was published last night. That doesn't leave much time to read and digest it fully, nevermind have a constructive debate.

really.... they are reviewing the amendments to the May deal that was well understood. As I said earlier they have enough experts in their individual teams to get this done... I agree that they are being challenged here but no more than anybody else in business...

If they are in doubt then they can oppose the deal... not ideal because given time they might choose to go with it.. but it's an option

 

[Len Rum]

The deal has been agreed with Dublin and the EU.

What amendments do you think will get through that they will then reopen to look at themselves?

None is the answer.

Shit or get off the pot time for Parliament.

Bummer if the EU Parliament reject it , like we did first time round.

 

[1.618034]

Didn't Liz shake hands with McGuinness?

At least 3 times.

 

[Bluemanc100]

I've only just put the news on so i've not watched today but on sky they are talking about him withdrawing the deal and forcing an election if they don't back his deal or something like that?

So basically (with respect) you don't know that Boris has made any threats at all :-)

He is quite within his rights (IMHO) if there are a plethora of formal requests to change the deal and make it totally unrecongnisable to withdraw it... We need to see what happens in the vote before we can make any judgements

 

[Ban-jani]

Actually the quickest end would be revoking article 50 and moving on with our lives, that's obviously not going to happen though.

That wouldn’t end it, it’d still be in our politics for the next decade if that happened.

 

[Ban-jani]

At least 3 times.

What a marvellous woman.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

True but the end to the beginning has to start somewhere :-)

There's an Irishism that makes perfect sense here.

I wouldn't start from there.

 

[Bluemanc100]

At least 3 times.

Did she join his fan club though? She shook his hand when he was an elected politician because it was expected... the organisation he represented blew one of her relations to bits FFS so I'd have wiped my arse with the glove first

There's a world of difference carrying out your duty as monarch than having a plaque for the hunger strikers on your wall or rejoicing when British troops are fucking murdered....

 

[kaz7]

It is a little rich to argue that they can't find the time to debate this... it is standard practice in business to work to deadlines... if you can't hit the deadline working normal hours then it's not rocket science.. you put another shift in...

They get a bloody good wage and therefore a little overtime is not going to kill them is it

How do you expect them to read the document,digest,raise any objections and vote on it in 24hrs? it's not like it's a massive complicated decision,no-one is going to trust boris after all his antics,it's got to be read and debated and water tight so he can't change anything later on