[Politics] Brexit

[nicko31]

Think its important leavers don't get too depressed by today's news.

May's deal could still get through and then we really will have the relationship with the EU that was spelt out during the referendum campaign in 2016

WE'LL BE OWNED

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Brexit ministers are panicking as they didn't realise we had the wrong pallets.

https://www.businessinsider.com/bre...y-meeting-over-no-deal-chaos-2019-2?r=US&IR=T

 

[CHAPPERS]

Brexit ministers are panicking as they didn't realise we had the wrong pallets.

https://www.businessinsider.com/bre...y-meeting-over-no-deal-chaos-2019-2?r=US&IR=T

You do wonder when Gove might bring this up in Parliament. Today would seem appropriate.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

You do wonder when Gove might bring this up in Parliament. Today would seem appropriate.

Probably thought it was too unpalatable

 

[Baker lite]

Think its important leavers don't get too depressed by today's news.

May's deal could still get through and then we really will have the relationship with the EU that was spelt out during the referendum campaign in 2016

WE'LL BE OWNED

I’m not depressed at all,I voted to leave,I tried and it looks like the 17.4 million people that also tried have been betrayed,nothing is going to change for Me, I’ll still get up in the morning and go to work but at least now I know what those that represent Me truly think.






On our way.

 

[Baker lite]

Is the current law that we leave the EU on the 29th March, or when A50 expires?

I believe so.If it is to be extended or reneged then I think Her Majesty will be getting involved I would have thought.






On our way.

 

[Stat Brother]

You do wonder when Gove might bring this up in Parliament. Today would seem appropriate.

He's probably waiting for some bad news to bury it in!!

Is anyone really surprised by this news?

I write this 753 hours from Brexit and nobody can be surprised.

Politicians must have known, they would have been briefed either from business or Europe.
Yet here we are with one of thousands of problems and 753 hours to sort it out, because they did nothing



In keeping with my stance today.
The Labour Party would have been briefed too they also chose to do nothing probably giggling as each day ticks over that Gove (Michael f*****g Gove) misses it.

 

[Stat Brother]

I believe so.If it is to be extended or reneged then I think Her Majesty will be getting involved I would have thought.






On our way.

I can't see her siding with the Germans.

 

[pb21]

I believe so.If it is to be extended or reneged then I think Her Majesty will be getting involved I would have thought.






On our way.

My understanding is that she would if revoked, but I don't know if the process was just extended. I have had a cursory glance through the bill and it doesn't explicitly state a date, just references 'exit day'.

At the moment exit day is the 29th March, but that is only as this is when A50 currently expires, which could change without her involvement.

Edit: I was looking at the first reading

 

[Stat Brother]

Why the fudge are we bothering:-

[tweet]1100383860200595456[/tweet]

 

[Albion my Albion]

I write this 753 hours from Brexit .

Did you use my calculation? I have realized that I forgot BST. It should be one less hour. Do you think Parliament remembered that?

 

[Albion my Albion]

728 hours, 39 minutes (subtracting an hour for BST)

 

[Stat Brother]

Did you use my calculation? I have realized that I forgot BST. It should be one less hour. Do you think Parliament remembered that?

I ain't doing no maths.
Taking your lead I started following this account on twitter:-

[tweet]1100395065678225411[/tweet]

 

[Albion my Albion]

I ain't doing no maths.
Taking your lead I started following this account on twitter:-

How do you know for sure that twitter account is correct?

 

[Stat Brother]

How do you know for sure that twitter account is correct?

Unlike the country I can wait 753 hours to find out.

 

[Albion my Albion]

Unlike the country I can wait 753 hours to find out.

728 hours

 

[Two Professors]

Brexit ministers are panicking as they didn't realise we had the wrong pallets.

https://www.businessinsider.com/bre...y-meeting-over-no-deal-chaos-2019-2?r=US&IR=T

They probably haven't asked any pallet stockists,or ever worked in logistics.Even 20 years ago,EU countries exported more goods to us than we to them.And guess how the goods arrive.10/10 if you guessed 'on euro-pallets'.We always used to have more Euro pallets than we needed,because they were smaller than standard pallets,and useless for any other exports/UK deliveries.

 

[Bold Seagull]

Brexit ministers are panicking as they didn't realise we had the wrong pallets.

https://www.businessinsider.com/bre...y-meeting-over-no-deal-chaos-2019-2?r=US&IR=T

Worth a gamble setting up as a supplier of EU compliant pallets!?

 

[Stat Brother]

Worth a gamble setting up as a supplier of EU compliant pallets!?

What and deal with all that EU red tape - fook that!

 

[Baker lite]

My understanding is that she would if revoked, but I don't know if the process was just extended. I have had a cursory glance through the bill and it doesn't explicitly state a date, just references 'exit day'.

At the moment exit day is the 29th March, but that is only as this is when A50 currently expires, which could change without her involvement.

Edit: I was looking at the first reading

Possibly,if renegade She would definitely have to be involved.If it is extended will there be European elections in May?That would be interesting.






On our way.