[News] Corbyn. Motion of no confidence.

[The Rivet]

Corbyn, the idiot gift that keeps on amusing people.....

 

[raymondo]

Constitutional or constipational?

 

[The Lemming Stomper]

So where do we go from here ?

Down to the lake I fear

 

[Bold Seagull]

It's a motion for a no confidence vote in The PM, not The Government though, which Corbyn has brought based on the conclusion of a Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee report on what should happen if she loses it, in the hope some in her own party are more likely to vote against her in this, based on the mood of the house this afternoon, than in a full no confidence vote on The Government.

The Government may just refuse to make time for it though.

Quite right to. Delaying the vote till 14 January 2019 is an absolute piss take.

 

[Weststander]

Down to the lake I fear

lightening the mood.

 

[dazzer6666]

Down to the lake I fear

aye aye aye aye aye aye....................count me in

 

[neilbard]

Down to the lake I fear

aye aye aye aye aye aye....................count me in

Then I call

Ring (ring) ring (ring) ring (ring) ring (ring)

La la love plus one

 

[Pavilionaire]

Corbyn is a cock. Theresa May's Deal won't get through Parliament yet Parliament is clear that it doesn't want No Deal.

For Parliament to unilaterally revoke Article 50 would be completely undemocratic while there is no mandate to pursue a Norway / Canada either.

Indeed, it is unlikely there will be a majority in the House for anything other than a People's Vote. So they should stop wasting time, have the vote on May's Deal, that will get totally rejected leaving a straight choice between leave or remain, then just get on with it.

Keep the campaign to a bare minimum - we don't need 4 weeks of bollocks. Just cut and paste the legislation re the first one, tweak it a bit and let's get on with it.

 

[KZNSeagull]

Corbyn is a cock. Theresa May's Deal won't get through Parliament yet Parliament is clear that it doesn't want No Deal.

For Parliament to unilaterally revoke Article 50 would be completely undemocratic while there is no mandate to pursue a Norway / Canada either.

Indeed, it is unlikely there will be a majority in the House for anything other than a People's Vote. So they should stop wasting time, have the vote on May's Deal, that will get totally rejected leaving a straight choice between leave or remain, then just get on with it.

Keep the campaign to a bare minimum - we don't need 4 weeks of bollocks. Just cut and paste the legislation re the first one, tweak it a bit and let's get on with it.

Don't think there is a majority for another referendum either is there?

 

[The Rivet]

For labour to do everything it would like to do (if they won an election) the UK would have to be OUT of the eu! Labour and Corbyn in particular are laughably cretinous.

 

[Bold Seagull]

Corbyn is a cock. Theresa May's Deal won't get through Parliament yet Parliament is clear that it doesn't want No Deal.

For Parliament to unilaterally revoke Article 50 would be completely undemocratic while there is no mandate to pursue a Norway / Canada either.

Indeed, it is unlikely there will be a majority in the House for anything other than a People's Vote. So they should stop wasting time, have the vote on May's Deal, that will get totally rejected leaving a straight choice between leave or remain, then just get on with it.

Keep the campaign to a bare minimum - we don't need 4 weeks of bollocks. Just cut and paste the legislation re the first one, tweak it a bit and let's get on with it.

Why is he a cock then? If your scenario is correct, why not get the vote on the deal done this week? That is all Corbyn has motioned for. Seems totally reasonable rather than wait over 4 weeks to know the result of a vote we already know what the result would be. Get the vote on the deal done now, we can then work on what comes next.

Why should the opposition and parliament put up with being treated with contempt because the PM's own MPs are a load of ********s?

 

[Frutos]

Can we have a vote of no confidence in the whole sodding lot of them on both sides?

 

[Bold Seagull]

Can we have a vote of no confidence in the whole sodding lot of them on both sides?

Is that not a General Election?

 

[Pavilionaire]

Don't think there is a majority for another referendum either is there?

There will be by the time all of the other avenues have been exhausted and the posturing ends. The politicians will then be able to blame the people for their own shortcomings.

 

[KZNSeagull]

Can we have a vote of no confidence in the whole sodding lot of them on both sides?

Yes, that.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Just heard Laura Whatnot on BBC saying it was not a proper "no confidence" motion, so would be an embarrassment and nothing more. It didn't sound particularly threatening and they were not making much of it on the news. Maybe they are wrong. Will see what happens.

Yep, if anything sums the man up it’s this.

He hasn’t got a plan so he’s snipping from the sides like JRM not actually wanting to take power.

If anything he’s worse, he stands for absolutely nothing.

 

[Frutos]

Don't think there is a majority for another referendum either is there?

I think the majority view in this country is for our elected leaders to just bloody get on and do SOMETHING at this point, because the majority of people are sick to death of everything being about ****ing Brexit.

Week after week of dithering, inaction and pissing about from all sides - either do it, don't do it or whatever else, just pick something and get on with it

 

[Frutos]

Is that not a General Election?

No, because the end result of that would be the same collection of utter twats doing roughly what they are(n't) doing now, just that a few of them might have played musical chairs.

This country is in dire need of something new and different.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Why is he a cock then? If your scenario is correct, why not get the vote on the deal done this week? That is all Corbyn has motioned for. Seems totally reasonable rather than wait over 4 weeks to know the result of a vote we already know what the result would be. Get the vote on the deal done now, we can then work on what comes next.

Why should the opposition and parliament put up with being treated with contempt because the PM's own MPs are a load of ********s?

He's a cock because he's maintained a false position on Brexit for 2 and a half years. The EU have said the negotiation is OVER, his policy for a customs union and single market access is pure cakeism and as much fantasy as anything the Leave campaign have dreamt up. But he's left his move too late because May now has a mandate from her own MPs with their vote of confidence last week.

He should have grasped the nettle at the Labour Party conference and united his party behind a People's Vote. But even though his members DO support that he personally doesn't. Because - as I said in the first place - he is a cock of the highest order.

 

[KZNSeagull]

There will be by the time all of the other avenues have been exhausted and the posturing ends. The politicians will then be able to blame the people for their own shortcomings.

Well I hope not. They all became MPs to make important decisions so it is about time they got on with it and made one.