[Politics] Brexit

[Westdene Seagull]

He spoke at a school governor conference thing I was at, and I was genuinely impressed with his passion, knowledge and commitment to education. I don't think a head teacher, teacher, school leader or governor left the room not inspired by what he had to say. Really likeable honourable man I think.

Indeed. And intelligent. Hence one of the reasons I voted for him.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

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[Thunder Bolt]

If he was a good mp he would be actively trying to halt brexit!

Errr, he is.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Philip Hammond well and truly owned.

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[Ernest]

Labour win the vote 299-0 but the Tories will just ignore it. May told there is no chance of any change to the deal so she may as well come back and get the vote done

 

[Moshe Gariani]

Funny Point of Order...

 

[Bozza]

He spoke at a school governor conference thing I was at, and I was genuinely impressed with his passion, knowledge and commitment to education. I don't think a head teacher, teacher, school leader or governor left the room not inspired by what he had to say. Really likeable honourable man I think.

Yet comrade [MENTION=1416]Ernest[/MENTION] has written repeatedly on here how Kyle is traitorous, not real Labour and all manner of other insults beloved by his branch of the looney left.

 

[lawros left foot]

Maybe Mrs May has changed her mind again ? Pity everyone else are not allowed to change their minds ?

That’s Leaver democracy for you.

 

[nicko31]

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Hang on Claude, its Theresa's job to tell people to go home

 

[Thunder Bolt]

The arrogance of some Tories. It's almost as if the Irish have got a few other countries watching their back.

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[astralavi]

The stuff of nightmares

https://youtu.be/6sGH_v1mDEE

 

[WATFORD zero]

We have no legal obligations at the current moment. We can walk away ...... I'm not suggesting that won't create reactions we might not like.

Refusing to pay our current trading commitments would be an interesting way to introduce ourselves to the WTO world of negotiations.

Particularly as we will be the only nation in the world trying to 'go it alone' when negotiating with the trading giants USA, Russia, China, India and, amongst others, the EU

This is obviously another well thought out plan.

 

[golddene]

We have no legal obligations at the current moment. We can walk away ...... I'm not suggesting that won't create reactions we might not like.

Honestly, what planet are you on? The money stated is for financial commitments which we have signed up for, things like infrastructure spending agreed at political level, future pension commitments etc etc ? Please if you are going to make comments like this be realistic we have enough childish posters on here and I thought better of you.

 

[Blue3]

Refusing to pay our current trading commitments would be an interesting way to introduce ourselves to the WTO world of negotiations.

Particularly as we will be the only nation in the world trying to 'go it alone' when negotiating with the trading giants USA, Russia, China, India and, amongst others, the EU

This is obviously another well thought out plan.

Totally you can imagine all the 27 Countries that we would have screwed over would be delighted to recommend the UK to anyone wanting a strong stable relationship

 

[Ernest]

The end of May before Christmas

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[nicko31]

Refusing to pay our current trading commitments would be an interesting way to introduce ourselves to the WTO world of negotiations.

Particularly as we will be the only nation in the world trying to 'go it alone' when negotiating with the trading giants USA, Russia, China, India and, amongst others, the EU

This is obviously another well thought out plan.

Some leave posters on here seem to still believe the lies and complete fantasy pedaled by Mogg & Co. Joining the WTO and getting the same arrangements as we have with the EU would be anything but simple. Meanwhile we have DD trying to claim that 17.4m voted for no deal, they just don't stop

No deal needs to be completely taken off the table, it cannot happen under any circumstances.

 

[nicko31]

The end of May before Christmas

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If that happens surely a vote of no confidence will follow in the government. Maybe a government of nation unity is needed

 

[Ernest]

If that happens surely a vote of no confidence will follow in the government. Maybe a government of nation unity is needed

An unelected government would be the worst thing ever, let the Tories tear themselves apart then see what is left, preferable under the circumstances to just revoke Article 50

 

[Hampster Gull]

An unelected government would be the worst thing ever, let the Tories tear themselves apart then see what is left, preferable under the circumstances to just revoke Article 50

Momentum or the European Reseach Group would be the worst ever government

 

[Ernest]

The £ is going to be hammered tomorrow if the 48 letters is true, PMQ's will be interesting