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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
- Start date
.You been slumming on navynet?
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 36,018
i clearly didnt say "nothing to worry about" by agreeing with the conclusion, and statutory instrument giving powers to ministers to enact secondary legislation without parliament are used since forever ( and ironically used extensively to bring in to UK law most the legislation that the Repeal Bill will formalise). whats going on here is leavers are making an issue of them to drive sentiment against the leaving process.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
When it comes to the economy,I don't think the BBC helps by constantly highlighting any negative news and side-lining the positive.Here is a classic from today,for example:
daveinprague
New member
You think they should only report fantasy instead?
Maybe's, possibly's, could be's, lets wait and see?
It was more his number crunching than his his poor effort to be abusive to be honest ....................
Er, one is live, one is from an hour before. I dare say an hour beforehand the manufacturing output story would have taken centre stage. Regardless, I'd say the BCC warning was a far bigger story anyway.
Not that this fits in with your snowflake view of the nasty left wing BBC.
Do you know what "number crunching" is? Only you appear to be defining it as mistaking one person for two. Your grammar is terrible by the way, and what are the 20 dots for?
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
I think the BBC should try reporting things in a balanced,neutral,manner as it's charter requires it to do.Perhaps it needs to get a grip on it's editors,some of whom are more interested in buying EU flags for 'Last Night of the Proms',allegedly.
nicko31
Well-known member
Are you now bragging the economy will be the worse state since 2008/09 and you have the resources to ride it out? Not so great for the JAMS stitched up by Farage, Boris etc..
The irony is manufacturing exports are being helped of course by a strong economy in Europe our biggest market of course
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Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Yes,you probably would say a prediction is a bigger story than the factual one.I wouldn't expect anything less!
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Perhaps you should try reading the thread!Maybe's,possibly's,could be's,let's wait and sees-already posted by another clown!
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
While we are on about bragging,can you remember what Watford Zero was banned for?
So next year, when growth really is the weakest it has been for a decade, you'll do doing what? Presumably finding exciting new ways to blame the EU.Yes,you probably would say a prediction is a bigger story than the factual one.I wouldn't expect anything less!
Yes,you probably would say a prediction is a bigger story than the factual one.I wouldn't expect anything less!
Have you actually clicked on the link to that manufacturing output story? The full story is full of statistics from the latest ONS report, and the manufacturing one is the only positive one.
Typical bloody BBC, ignoring the downsides of what's happening to the economy and cherry-picking the one good bit to put in the headline.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Ah,so now your Omsung predicts the future,as well?Enough fun for now,I'm off for a Pizza Hut extravaganza,and a few Friday ales.Laters
UTA
- Jul 10, 2003
- 27,772
I don't. Remind me what was I banned for ?
Was if bullying racist snowflakes ?
Apparently it's something I'm getting a reputation for and not admitting
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Mental Lental
Well-known member
Not really replying to this particular comment. Just saying that you are pretty much the only Brexiteer that I have any time for. You remind me of that chimp that led the Planet of the Apes......Caeser was it?
Keep fighting the good fight.
Baldseagull
Well-known member
So we leave the EU to curb migration, but we don't mind the Poles so much, and we would like more Irish, French and Germans, it's the Turks, Nigerians and Pakistanis we really don't want, who all have to apply currently anyway. Oh and Romanians for some reason, because of their totally alien Christian culture possibly, or maybe because Farage made a huge fuss about it when their freedom of movement rights came online, we can definitely change their chances of a summer job in the fields of Kent.
I was surprised to see Mexicans on the list at all, but truly, when a poll shows the British public wanting to curb Mexican immigration to the UK more than Polish immigration to the UK, you have to wonder at the power of the media, and the stupidity of some parts of our society.
Are you three years old?Perhaps but at least I am not called Simeon
Baldseagull
Well-known member
Henry the VIII clause is not the same as a provision for a Statutory Instrument. When Parliament creates an act of parliament they also set what details and areas can be amended by S.I., any S.I. can be debated and voted down and they require Parliamentary approval.
This is different, this will allow the relevant laws to be changed by proclamation, or in other words, just because Theresa said so, no debate, no approval required.
As you say, this is similar to how the law arrived in the UK in the first place, under the European Communities act, EU law goes in without consultation or approval of Uk parliament, the difference is that these have passed through democratic process at the EU Parliament, not just by three Tories in a mens club.
Just to add, the quotation marks in my previous comment were not designed to attribute the phrase to having come from you directly in your post, but to highlight the frequency with which serious problems are dismissed with a simple phrase and not really challenged, by pro Brexit sunny uplanders. I apologise for any confusion that may have caused.
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