Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
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They are not a political party, they do not have a leader and they have no legitimate reason to be there unless May thought it would be a good wheeze to muck up the talks by asking them along
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Not really Harry. We were told the result would be acted on. The pro remain MPs have made sure that it won't happen. Whichever way you look at it, it is a disgrace.
They are not a political party, they do not have a leader and they have no legitimate reason to be there unless May thought it would be a good wheeze to muck up the talks by asking them along
Tosh. Absolute tosh. She is hand in glove with the ERG and her husband.
I understand that you have a clear view of what the referendum promised. But....I don't know what you think this is. I don't think you are a hard brexiter (like PPF - leave with no deal).....which illustrates the key point. What did you think you voted for? One of my favourite books is the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy. In the book, people built the most powerful computer ever to deterime the ultimate answer to the ultimate question about life, the universe and everything. The computer came up with an answer. 42. The problem was that nobody understood what the question was. What actually is Brexit? If we don't know, or can't agree, there can be only one outcome. We won't get it.
And this huge error you highlight would largely have been dealt with through an election fought on the basis of leaving the EU. Instead both major parties tried to avoid the issue for selfish reasons, the liberals who were almost wiped out, desperately tried to raise Brexit as a fundamental election issue but to no avail. I disagree with their policies, but on that issue the liberals were correct.
As for the outcome, well I have no idea.
They are not a political party, they do not have a leader and they have no legitimate reason to be there unless May thought it would be a good wheeze to muck up the talks by asking them along
With regard to May baiting, she has done her best to deliver the impossible. She is like a Christian, trying to shape social policy in 2019, making people with minority gender identity and sexual orientation feel included, while adhering to a 2,000 year old book of rules that specifies that them such people should burn. It is not her fault. It is the fault of the people who made her tory leader, and after that PM (with a reduced majority, just to make it that it harder).
And when you consider how well Corbyn would have managed all this, one's estimation of Mrs May increases. She is like a Geoff Minton among a sea of Geoff Thomases.
This petition to Revoke Article 50 has reached 100K today. It is rising at a rate of 1000 an hour.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/241584
This petition to Revoke Article 50 has reached 100K today. It is rising at a rate of 1000 an hour.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/241584
Dominic Grieve says it as it is.
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