Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

(13-03-2019 17:46 )SecretAgent Wrote:  This is very unlike me but does anyone know the procedure for sending that arrogant twat Steve Baker MP to that euthanasia clinic in Switzerland

take rees-mogg as well.

I am starting to wonder if the extent of my eye rolling in the face of the current Brexit mess could get so bad my eyeballs may fall out of my face .
Parliament as a whole has shown itself in an exceptionally poor light imo.

^^^ You'd have to pretend to be a relation of his. Not a very appealing thought in itself.

(13-03-2019 18:08 )snookered Wrote:  I am starting to wonder if the extent of my eye rolling in the face of the current Brexit mess could get so bad my eyeballs may fall out of my face .
Parliament as a whole has shown itself in an exceptionally poor light imo.

Think Miss maitliss speaks for us all 20 secs in lol

(13-03-2019 18:08 )snookered Wrote:  I am starting to wonder if the extent of my eye rolling in the face of the current Brexit mess could get so bad my eyeballs may fall out of my face .
Parliament as a whole has shown itself in an exceptionally poor light imo.

Yes it's like they shat on the pavement over two years ago with their utter lack of planning for the winning referendum result and contempt for public opinion, and then took all these months of deliberation on deciding exactly how to step in the problem. Maybe deep down they wished to go home with doggy do on their feet rather than go on to school (i.e. make a good job of Brexit).

IMO, remain politicians are now getting to the crunch in the process of manipulating public opinion in favour of some kind of second public vote. Make the stalemate as shit as possible and enough people will come round to wanting their say to give some resolution. The matter of our future relationship with the EU ain't going away for shit now regardless, but an election or a vote would provide some solidity to be grasped in the immediate issue.

1ST MOTION FOR 312 AGAINST 308


Amendment F rejected

MPs have voted against Amendment F, which seeks to delay Brexit day to May 22. The amendment failed by 210 votes.

164 MPs voted for the amendment, while 374 voted against it.
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Cabinet rejects a 'No-Deal Brexit' although by Law it still remains the default position with or without a deal on 29th March.There are rumours at least one Cabinet Minister has resigned on blocking 'No deal'.Mogg & the ERG seemed to have miscalculated on yesterdays vote & shot themselves in both feet where an Extension will get voted through tomorrow.The ERG are going to have to bite the bullet & either vote Mays deal on the 3rd sitting (that will be put back to the House) or a softer Brexit ie Customs Union etc.

WOW Eu saying its either Mays deal or NO deal

(13-03-2019 17:50 )terence Wrote:  

(13-03-2019 17:46 )SecretAgent Wrote:  This is very unlike me but does anyone know the procedure for sending that arrogant twat Steve Baker MP to that euthanasia clinic in Switzerland

take rees-mogg as well.

And I'd euthanize the WHOLE HOC!! Just to keep that clinic busy!!

(13-03-2019 18:29 )HannahsPet Wrote:  Think Miss maitliss speaks for us all 20 secs in lol

I'd like to know what she wrote on her notes. I'm guessing it wasn't complimentary...