Why haven’t they busted a gut to understand the amendments in the time available then? Why did they need this stalling motion to buy more time to digest the detail or do they seriously think that if they keep moving the goalposts we’ll forget all about leaving?
They're still a smaller trading partner than the EU. Poland have EU working conditions, the UK have those with vetoes with regards to shite like zero hours contracts.The US is our largest single country trading partner and the largest economy in the world.
So yeah it wouldn't benefit us at all.
Do you think Poland or the Eastern European countries undercut our wages?
Ooh Swinson with the burn...
‘What, Johnson hasn't worked out how to send an email? I thought he had someone who gave him 'tech advice'?’ @joswinson
Scottish paywalls will always remain unbreached by me - I'm getting more and more convinced that the substantive motion will be lost next week and the EU will refuse another extension. Will the speaker be forever known as 'Bercow The Revoker' if he is installed to perform that act as the last resort of the HoC remain majority?Oh dear. ‘Minister for the Union’. Classic Johnson. I should tweet this article to Arlene Foster for comment.
https://www.scotsman.com/news/polit...imself-minister-for-the-union-title-1-4972145
The other option is of course deregulation of the likes of the NHS, BT and your electricity grid with your taxpayer expected to pick up the loss making parts and USA companies given a free run at the profitable parts. By all means, go for it.The US is our largest single country trading partner and the largest economy in the world.
So yeah it wouldn't benefit us at all.
Do you think Poland or the Eastern European countries undercut our wages?
I think Johnson was hoping to get the bill rushed through without proper scrutiny, because the more people analyse it, the more they realise that it actually isn’t a very good deal at all. As mentioned before, I think common sense prevailed in Parliament today, thankfully. It’d be absolute madness to rush through a bill of this magnitude, regardless of how fed up the public are getting.What time available? There was a four hour debate with no impact analysis, that was it.
In normal times, that would be seen as absolute madness for a standard domestic bill, let alone one as big as this.
Like I said, I think the majority are doing what you suggest and kicking it down the road. That doesn't negate from what a functioning parliament should be doing (which this hasn't been for three years!).
All it takes is a few countries to say enough is enough, two deals negotiated and still you fuck about like children.
No, no extension that’s it. This deal or no deal.
What is there to lose by doing it,maybe independent experts could do it,it wouldn't be totally unbiased but much less than mp's doing it,we have no idea what they are trying to force through,they asked the people the initial question,now we are 3 yrs on and we have a deal to vote on then let us do itDo you really think that explaining such a complicated document would help?
A second referendum isn’t a realistic prospect, but in the unlikely event it did occur it would presumably be between Johnson’s deal and remain as no sensible observer wants a no deal scenario.
A second referendum isn’t a realistic prospect, but in the unlikely event it did occur it would presumably be between Johnson’s deal and remain as no sensible observer wants a no deal scenario.
You think the public would reject Johnson’s deal?Why not just revoke? It would save time.
You get very easily excited Bob I will give you that.
What is there to lose by doing it,maybe independent experts could do it,it wouldn't be totally unbiased but much less than mp's doing it,we have no idea what they are trying to force through,they asked the people the initial question,now we are 3 yrs on and we have a deal to vote on then let us do it
You think the public would reject Johnson’s deal?
You think the public would reject Johnson’s deal?
I’m in a whimsical mood...
fucking lol!
I think Johnson was hoping to get the bill rushed through without proper scrutiny, because the more people analyse it, the more they realise that it actually isn’t a very good deal at all. As mentioned before, I think common sense prevailed in Parliament today, thankfully. It’d be absolute madness to rush through a bill of this magnitude, regardless of how fed up the public are getting.
The leavers have not even started protesting yet.
It’s been moaning remaining soft twats . We need a people’s vote which is code for my vote is more important so please again.
Funny you weren’t bothered about Rees mogg’s little kid being abused just sleepy lazy Abbott.