[Politics] Brexit

[vegster]

Sir, I ask if you are a misogynist?

Was John Major otherwise known as Ted Heath? Did Tony Blair get nicknamed Harold Wilson? Gordon Brown, John Callaghan etc etc. So are you only calling Teresa May by the name Thatcher just because she is a woman, or because she looks like her, or because she is as right wing as the Iron Lady?

I'm certainly not a misogynist , I have a woman of my own in fact .

 

[Guinness Boy]

I think we would know, but then that is why universal suffrage in our democracy is so important. Powerful people making the decisions in isolation is a politburo which ironically how the law making executive of the EU, the EU Commission is elected.

Brexit was predominantly a vote by the people not the powerful few, today we can see just how resolute this group of people and their shills are.

You're a communist, you don't believe in universal suffrage. Also I was joking, though I accept that you might not have understood the at the end given the only threads you pop up on are these.


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[Soulman]

You wanted Parliamentary sovereignty and now you've got it. Our MPs will vote on it. What's the problem?

I wanted out of the EU, that is what i wanted actually. That is what i voted for.

 

[studio150]

THE Euro is a ticking time bomb which will soon blow up and wipe out the whole EU project in its wake, the currency's creator has said in an extraordinary warning today.




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Today??

Last months news do keep up

 

[Pavilionaire]

You need to get over the fact that remain lost the referendum. It doesn't matter if it was by 1.5%. It lost. It's pathetic really quite sad to think that there are adults like yourself that have spat the dummy out and refused to accept the result.

So should Theresa May shut the f*ck up about Royal Prerogative now she's lost in the High Court?

 

[pb21]

Thinking about it, I suspect this is why the government don't want to follow British law and bypass that process; they realise how much damage that process will do to the tory party.

 

[melias shoes]

So should Theresa May shut the f*ck up about Royal Prerogative now she's lost in the High Court?

Perhaps she should just ignore it. After all the remainers are masters at ignoring things they disagree with. Liberal Elitism at it's finest.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Perhaps she should just inore it.

You mean iGnore, as in "ignorant".

 

[Soulman]

Today??

Last months news do keep up

I realise the article was from the middle of October, the word today was in the text you plum, because that was when the piece was written, you could have saved time over egging the smillies...

 

[melias shoes]

You mean iGnore, as in "ignorant".

There done.

 

[Soulman]

There done.

I would not have bothered, i think most posters can understand.

 

[pastafarian]

You wanted Parliamentary sovereignty and now you've got it. Our MPs will vote on it. What's the problem?

And we will have even more Parliamentary sovereignty when we eventually leave.
Its good to know you lot are finally getting it and realising how important it is.

 

[El Presidente]

And we will have even more Parliamentary sovereignty when we eventually leave.
Its good to know you lot are finally getting it and realising how important it is.

Our country is indeed safe in the hands of Johnson, Gove, Corbyn, Leadsom, McDonnell, Fox and Clegg.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

The English and Welsh MPs are not going to vote against Brexit. That would be unthinkable.

The issue is now what ammendments will be tabled and voted in, and how this shapes the actual exit negotiations.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

# still sulking has gone to another level
regards
DR

 

[pastafarian]

The MPs are not going to vote against Brexit. That would be unthinkable.

The issue is now what ammendments will be tabled and voted in, and how this shapes the actual exit negotiations.

lets not forget, after article 50 is triggered and when the negotiations start it wont matter what amendments have been tabled in or what shape or direction parliament has voted negotiations should take.
The EU could just say No or yes dependant on what mood they are in, they wont care what our MP`s have said.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Our country is indeed safe in the hands of Johnson, Gove, Corbyn, Leadsom, McDonnell, Fox and Clegg.

the first two done the buisness , what are you complaining about
regards
DR

 

[GoldWithFalmer]

Today's court ruling is a worm like slippery disgrace,feeds the votes for UKIP who will now have my Conservative vote......

Labour to be consigned to the history books after this....

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

lets not forget, after article 50 is triggered and when the negotiations start it wont matter what amendments have been tabled in or what shape or direction parliament has voted negotiations should take.
The EU could just say No or yes dependant on what mood they are in, they wont care what our MP`s have said.

Yes, that is very true. The deal will be what it will be, if a deal is reached at all. If one isn't reached then we just go, which won't be ideal but should focus a few minds on rescuing the trade situation.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Today's court ruling is a worm like slippery disgrace,feeds the votes for UKIP who will now have my Conservative vote......

Labour to be consigned to the history books after this....

I wonder how many MP's voted against the wishes of their constituencies which they represent
regards
DR