I rest my case.
I rest my case.
Difficult to disagree, but slagging everyone off doesn't address the current situation.
We know her surrender Treaty will not pass, not even with a gun to Parliament's head as she runs the clock down which appears to be the plan all along. Even she's beginning to see this, disgraced and out on a limb having failed her co-conspirators who will not come forward to bail her out.
This makes no deal the increasingly likely outcome, and I'm all for walking; sure it presents a heap of problems but they are temporary problems which can be overcome, keeping in mind that 'no deal' kicks off further rounds of negotiations on the few items not yet agreed, while the EU won't be kicking our devalued currency out of bed any time soon. So no matter how tough it will always be manageable, and far better than unconditional surrender in perpetuity to the whim of those that cannot survive unless you are seen to fail.
looks like she heard you
Brexit: Vote on Theresa May's deal may not happen next week
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-47675261
I don't know, for me that's stuff you put on the kitchen floor but wtf's a 'meaningful' vote? does it mean the referendum was not meaningful, or that the next one will or might be depending on which way it goes, or the first 'meaningful' vote that told her to fcuk off and die was not meaningful enough so the dumb fools should keep voting till they really mean it?
I get it that this bizarre Brexit circus has generated new words with entirely new meanings, like 'managed no deal' and even 'no deal' which is a scenario that doesn't exist, but what type of vote can be meaningful in the absence of votes that are meaningless?
Theresa May has told MPs that a third vote on her Brexit deal may not take place next week "if it appears there is not sufficient support".
European Council President Donald Tusk said on Friday that Brexit's fate was now "in Britain's hands".
EU leaders have agreed to delay the departure date by at least two weeks.
If MPs approve the PM's deal next week, Brexit will be delayed from 29 March until 22 May. Otherwise the UK has until 12 April to propose a new plan.
'Clear choices'
In a letter to all MPs on Friday evening, Mrs May said: "If it appears that there is not sufficient support to bring the deal back next week, or the House (of Commons) rejects it again, we can ask for another extension before 12 April - but that will involve holding European Parliament elections."
That was one of four "clear choices" she outlined, along with revoking Article 50, which she said would "betray the result of the referendum", leaving with no deal, or getting her deal approved next week.
hello earth, didn't she get the memo???
In a letter to all MPs on Friday evening, Mrs May said: "If it appears that there is not sufficient support to bring the deal back next week, or the House (of Commons) rejects it again, we can ask for another extension before 12 April - but that will involve holding European Parliament elections."
Has her husband got some bomb and bullets deal that are pending?
& the EU core states are doing a great job...
French army on the streets throughout France this weekend and close to martial law...
https://www.france24.com/en/20190322...sts-sentinelle
^ one of 27 Betty. You make it sound like they are all falling apart...
As a leader, Lino needed to pick a team that would move the country in the direction she wished. If the vision was for a Brexit with no Customs Union and to leave the single market, then she should have picked a united team to deliver just that. Instead she picked a team with opposing views and tried to unite them; an instant recipe for disaster, the result of which is plain for all to see.
Let it be a management lesson on what not to do, if nothing else.
you think leaders learn from their mistakes, above all incompetent ones?
The entire Tory party is a shitshow, the old guard, clark, major etc wouldn't touch it as they know Brexit is a bag of turds.
Lets not forgot 'The 3 Brexiteers' were appointed to deliver Brexit, where are they now?
You may wish to look at the largest German bank.
You may wish to look Italy's Chinese options and intentions.
You may wish to look at France's employment and financial status.
You may wish to look at Hungary, Bulgaria .......
You may wish to take off your rose coloured specs.
But all maybe well, in Mario Draghi's Euroland. Oh, he's off in a few months
Last edited by OhOh; 23-03-2019 at 07:51 PM.
A tray full of GOLD is not worth a moment in time.
It's clear he's been a space cadet for years.
Meanwhile in the real world. One million people are marching in London right now demanding a People’s Vote.
Pro-Brexit campaigners have been prosecuted for inconsiderate driving while trying to bring roads to a standstill.
Devon and Cornwall police said the lead drivers of convoys on the A30 and M5 were stopped and prosecuted for careless and inconsiderate driving.
Last edited by foobar; 24-03-2019 at 12:12 AM.
Jabir's prediction was the most out there ...of course it was.
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