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Carth 04-09-2019 21:58

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008798)
Not speculating, am quoting Government Minister Michael Gove.
https://www.itv.com/news/2019-09-02/...en-from-space/



aah, taking stuff out of context (in the link) and applying it to your agenda I see.

Well you can tell Mr Grove when you meet him that he didn't ask me what I voted for, so should stop telling others that he did :p:

1andrew1 04-09-2019 21:59

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008797)
They definitely didn't vote for Remain. That cannot be denied.

There isn't a deal on the table, and why should we simply be forced to accept whatever the EU decides to offer us?

Imagine a trade union dispute, where the union says to the employer "we'll accept whatever you choose to offer", and the reply comes back "what about a 20% pay cut", and the union is forced to say yes to that. Then also imagine that prior to the dispute the union said that they would never go on strike or work to rule or anything like that. That is effectively what May and the Remainers have said to the EU. That is why the EU is being obstructive. They know the Remainers are on their side.

Boris needs to come up with a solution to the Irish border and the deal's done. He has failed the country by not doing so and is suffering the consequences. The Leader of the House is literally asleep on the job and Jezza is running rings around him in PMQs.

Carth 04-09-2019 22:04

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008802)
Boris needs to come up with a solution to the Irish border and the deal's done.

Easy . . tell the EU that we're quite happy with an open border, but if they insist on there being a hard border they can build it, man it, and manage it ;)

1andrew1 04-09-2019 22:04

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008799)
Indeed, it’s a joke.
I hope BoJo finds a way to circumnavigate this undemocratic and handicapping half arsed legislation.

Maybe he'll hand over the running of the country to an unelected Australian who's overly fond of a glass or two!
Wait, he's already done that!

Carth 04-09-2019 22:08

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008804)
Maybe he'll hand over the running of the country to an unelected Australian who's overly fond of a glass or two!

and there's me thinking the EU consisted of unelected people fond of a glass or two :D

Pierre 04-09-2019 22:09

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008802)
and Jezza is running rings around him in PMQs.

Must be a different PMQs to the one I watch. What channel can I catch it on?

nomadking 04-09-2019 22:09

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008802)
Boris needs to come up with a solution to the Irish border and the deal's done. He has failed the country by not doing so and is suffering the consequences. The Leader of the House is literally asleep on the job and Jezza is running rings around him in PMQs.

What deal is to be done? Have the EU presented a potential deal? No, they haven't. It is the EU kicking up a fuss over the Irish border. Has anybody else come up with an agreeable solution, that doesn't involve being controlled by the EU? And all without having a say on anything. and no equivalent to Article 50 to get us out in the future.

Pierre 04-09-2019 22:09

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36008803)
Easy . . tell the EU that we're quite happy with an open border, but if they insist on there being a hard border they can build it, man it, and manage it ;)

Seems like a solid plan!

Julian 04-09-2019 22:10

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008804)
Maybe he'll hand over the running of the country to an unelected Australian who's overly fond of a glass or two!
Wait, he's already done that!

Which is probably no different to handing over the running of our country to unelected non British europeans......... ;)

Pierre 04-09-2019 22:12

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36008805)
and there's me thinking the EU consisted of unelected people fond of a glass or two :D

Indeed, replace Australian with Luxembourgian, and that’s what Parliament have done.

Hugh 04-09-2019 22:13

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
https://twitter.com/dngbbc/status/11...itics-49557734
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Damian Grammaticas @dngbbc 40m
Boris Johnson says an election would decide if he or Jeremy Corbyn go to “those negotiations in Brussels on Oct 17th”. Wrong. There is NO NEGOTIATION at any EU summit. A UK leader doesn't negotiate directly with EU leaders. Negotiation has to be with the EU Commission/M Barnier

Damian Grammaticas
@dngbbc

An EU source, asked if UK PM is correct, tells BBC that EU “leaders have never negotiated directly with the UK PM on Brexit… UK is not even present when the EU27 leaders discuss Brexit.”

8:17 PM · Sep 4, 2019·Twitter Web App

Damian Grammaticas @dngbbc 37m
Replying to @dngbbc
EU source adds if there’s a mid-Oct election and a UK PM then comes with new ideas “the assumption that in a few days a proposal could be made, negotiated, endorsed by the summit, and ratified by the European and UK Parliaments by end-Oct seems like a rather heroic assumption

Damian Grammaticas @dngbbc 35m
As for any current negotiations, EU sources telling the BBC that, despite 4 hours of talks in Brussels today with Boris Johnson’s chief EU advisor David Frost, there have been NO new proposals from the UK. The EU has been waiting, and source says is “still at that stage today.”

Pierre 04-09-2019 22:21

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008811)

That’s really really interesting....................................... .................................................. ..

Chris 04-09-2019 22:23

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The rebel bill may not become law before Parliament is prorogued on Monday. As of right now the Lords is debating a business motion designed to allow it to fast-track approval of the bill in a similar way to its treatment in the Commons. However, Brexiteer Lords have so far tabled 102 amendments to the business motion. The way the Lords operates compels it to debate every one of the amendments and to vote on each one twice. The rule of thumb is to allow one hour per amendment. The rules also permit continuous sitting until the agenda is cleared, but that means they’re looking at more than 100 hours of continuous debate. That takes them well into Saturday evening, and at that point they haven’t even begun debating the anti no deal bill.

If the Brexiteers in the Lords have themselves well organised and they’ve got enough Red Bull, then they will stall the bill until it is forcibly killed off by prorogation.

https://order-order.com/2019/09/04/r...r-legislation/

Hugh 04-09-2019 22:24

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008813)
That’s really really interesting....................................... .................................................. ..

What, the fact that it would be impossible to get agreement for a new deal in under a fortnight?

Fairly relevant, I would have thought*...

*unless, of course, it was all a sham and the intention was to run the clock down and crash out with no deal

1andrew1 04-09-2019 22:24

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008807)
What deal is to be done? Have the EU presented a potential deal? No, they haven't. It is the EU kicking up a fuss over the Irish border. Has anybody else come up with an agreeable solution, that doesn't involve being controlled by the EU? And all without having a say on anything. and no equivalent to Article 50 to get us out in the future.

Structure's been laid out, first thing is to sign up to withdrawal agreement negotiated with Theresa May, leave EU then finalise trade deal.

nomadking 04-09-2019 22:27

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008811)

And what have been the new proposals from the EU?

1andrew1 04-09-2019 22:27

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008815)
What, the fact that it would be impossible to get agreement for a new deal in under a fortnight?

Fairly relevant, I would have thought*...

*unless, of course, it was all a sham and the intention was to run the clock down and crash out with no deal

Nothing to see here, don't worry about the UK negotiating team being laid off, move along now ladies and gentlemen. ;)

Chris 04-09-2019 22:27

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008811)

As per usual, the commentariat makes the mistake of trying to attack Boris by taking his words super-literally, rather than considering how his words affect his chosen audience. His opponents choose to caricature him as a British Donald Trump, yet they seem serially unable to learn the one obvious lesson arising from that. Enough people like what he says well enough to keep supporting him.

But by all means, keep on pointing and sniggering about factual inaccuracies in rhetoric that ultimately make precisely no difference whatsoever to the outcome of anything at all.

Pierre 04-09-2019 22:28

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36008814)
The rebel bill may not become law before Parliament is prorogued on Monday. As of right now the Lords is debating a business motion designed to allow it to fast-track approval of the bill in a similar way to its treatment in the Commons. However, Brexiteer Lords have so far tabled 102 amendments to the business motion. The way the Lords operates compels it to debate every one of the amendments and to vote on each one twice. The rule of thumb is to allow one hour per amendment. The rules also permit continuous sitting until the agenda is cleared, but that means they’re looking at more than 100 hours of continuous debate. That takes them well into Saturday evening, and at that point they haven’t even begun debating the anti no deal bill.

If the Brexiteers in the Lords have themselves well organised and they’ve got enough Red Bull, then they will stall the bill until it is forcibly killed off by prorogation.

https://order-order.com/2019/09/04/r...r-legislation/

One can only hope. But it’s a bit desperate isn’t it.

1andrew1 04-09-2019 22:29

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008817)
And what have been the new proposals from the EU?

They're still waiting BoJo's amazing proposals.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008820)
One can only hope. But it’s a bit desperate isn’t it.

That's the Cummings approach - desperate or courageous. Take your pick.

Pierre 04-09-2019 22:30

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008816)
Structure's been laid out, first thing is to sign up to withdrawal agreement negotiated with Theresa May, leave EU then finalise trade deal.

I don’t know where you have been for the last six months, but that deal has been rejected by Parliament 3 times and will not be brought back.

Can you come up with another first thing?

Chris 04-09-2019 22:32

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008820)
One can only hope. But it’s a bit desperate isn’t it.

Fight fire with fire ... the Opposition has been playing fast and loose with convention in order to get this far. They shouldn’t dish it out if they can’t take it. I think it’s past time for a bit of good old fashioned filibustering.

Pierre 04-09-2019 22:34

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008815)
What, the fact that it would be impossible to get agreement for a new deal in under a fortnight?

Fairly relevant, I would have thought*...

*unless, of course, it was all a sham and the intention was to run the clock down and crash out with no deal



Damian Grammaticas?

Does he work in, or for, the EU then? Does he lead an EU member state?

Does he control EU policy?

Just checking.

Gavin78 04-09-2019 22:34

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Well I voted to crash out with a no deal I fully understood what I was voting for but well you can't help the stupid that didn't understand they shouldn't have voted in that instant. As for the remain camp there should be a law past stopping them getting involved it's nothing to do with them after the vote.

I don't see the point of having a PM if the house can take control at any time

Carth 04-09-2019 22:35

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008815)

*unless, of course, it was all a sham and the intention was to run the clock down and crash out with no deal

Seems a good plan, almost as clever as the one where we keep kicking the can down the road with extension after extension . .

Pierre 04-09-2019 22:36

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36008825)
Fight fire with fire ... the Opposition has been playing fast and loose with convention in order to get this far. They shouldn’t dish it out if they can’t take it. I think it’s past time for a bit of good old fashioned filibustering.

Out of interest, as I honestly don’t know. What is the status of the upper house.

We have remainer House of Commons, how so the lords?

I would have thought the same, as the lords are even more on the gravey train than the commons, but less egos.

nomadking 04-09-2019 22:39

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008816)
Structure's been laid out, first thing is to sign up to withdrawal agreement negotiated with Theresa May, leave EU then finalise trade deal.

If that is the case, then why hasn't that "deal"(whatever it's meant to be) been presented instead of the Withdrawal Agreement? If that is the case then there would supposedly be no need for any backstop, because everything else would supposedly be sewn up pretty quickly.

denphone 04-09-2019 22:39

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No surprise here.

Quote:

Government is defeated again in motion on general election
As expected, Boris Johnson has suffered another big loss, with the Commons rejecting his motion calling for a general election.

Ayes:298
Noes: 56

nomadking 04-09-2019 22:40

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008815)
What, the fact that it would be impossible to get agreement for a new deal in under a fortnight?

Fairly relevant, I would have thought*...

*unless, of course, it was all a sham and the intention was to run the clock down and crash out with no deal

It's the EU that isn't remotely prepared to budge on anything

Pierre 04-09-2019 22:40

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gavin78 (Post 36008827)
Well I voted to crash out with a no deal I fully understood what I was voting for but well you can't help the stupid that didn't understand they shouldn't have voted in that instant. As for the remain camp there should be a law past stopping them getting involved it's nothing to do with them after the vote.

I don't see the point of having a PM if the house can take control at any time

Indeed, the legislators taking on the role of the executive. What’s the point of the whole sorry mess. They should all resign they’re an embarrassment, and the fact they don’t have the necessary appendages to have an election. Non of them have any credibility.

Carth 04-09-2019 22:42

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008834)
Indeed, the legislators taking on the role of the executive. What’s the point of the whole sorry mess. They should all resign they’re an embarrassment, and the fact they don’t have the necessary appendages to have an election. Non of them have any credibility.


seconded . . all those in favour say 'aye' :D

1andrew1 04-09-2019 22:43

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gavin78 (Post 36008827)
I don't see the point of having a PM if the house can take control at any time

That's because Prime Ministers are never elected except as MPs. Those elected as MPs can vote. This is the checks and balances we have in the HoP. On top this of course we have the House of Lords. Even countries like the US with directly-elected presidents don't necessarily have absolute control of their Houses.

Dave42 04-09-2019 22:44

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008834)
Indeed, the legislators taking on the role of the executive. What’s the point of the whole sorry mess. They should all resign they’re an embarrassment, and the fact they don’t have the necessary appendages to have an election. Non of them have any credibility.

why would opposition fall for a blatant tory trap so he could do a no deal Brexit when house are totally against no deal

Chris 04-09-2019 22:46

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008829)
Out of interest, as I honestly don’t know. What is the status of the upper house.

We have remainer House of Commons, how so the lords?

I would have thought the same, as the lords are even more on the gravey train than the commons, but less egos.

The Lords are very remainy because they are drawn disproportionately from the political and business elites who tend to like the EU. Tory Lords are in a minority, as well, but that’s of only passing relevance in these strange times.

The workings of the Lords are sufficiently different that it doesn’t always come down to who has a majority for one thing or another. I imagine that’s why Cameron and May never thought it important enough to create enough Tory peers to redress the imbalance, despite having had 9 years and the absolute power to do so (power to advise HM, who always assents).

It is much more difficult to change the way in which the Lords works in order to fast-track a bill, in the way it was done in the Commons today. The business motion that was put down in order to try to achieve it is subject to the delaying tactics that it seeks to set aside. Those tactics don’t require the support of a majority of members, they just need a core of sufficiently motivated members to collaborate on the production and prosecution of oodles of amendments, which is what they’re doing right now, and also why their lordships have been seen arriving at Westminster with sleeping bags today. :D

1andrew1 04-09-2019 22:52

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008833)
It's the EU that isn't remotely prepared to budge on anything

They've not been offered this miracle solution by BoJo yet to consider. And the team that was lined up to them have been mostly laid off.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008800)
So what else is the highlighted bit referring to? Especially the :rolleyes: at the end. You are clearly suggesting that the unemployment figures won't rise to "remotely near 7%", because the figures will be fiddled(ie " they decide to move the goalposts").

I'd be intrigued to understand. I'm guessing the Carth has is that he feels zero hours contracts may be hiding true employment figures. That's not a statement against Brexit or the current government, more the methodology, globally accepted or otherwise.

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008837)
why would opposition fall for a blatant tory trap so he could do a no deal Brexit when house are totally against no deal

Yeas, even Jezza is not that stupid. And Blair did warn him too.

Pierre 04-09-2019 22:56

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008836)
That's because Prime Ministers are never elected except as MPs. Those elected as MPs can vote. This is the checks and balances we have in the HoP. On top this of course we have the House of Lords. Even countries like the US with directly-elected presidents don't necessarily have absolute control of their Houses.

That my friend is bollocks

Within the House of Commons we have the Executive (the Government), and the legislators (everyone else).

If the legislators are not happy with the Executive then they call a motion of “no confidence” and either replace the Executive or call for an election.

What they don’t do is take the place of the Executive, on selective motions, which is exactly what they have done.

Our Parliamentary Processes have been ripped up and thrown out, and may never be the same again.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008837)
why would opposition fall for a blatant tory trap so he could do a no deal Brexit when house are totally against no deal

Because, they are going against convention. They should call a motion of no confidence. If they win it fine, the government falls.

If they lose it, then let the government govern.

Chris 04-09-2019 22:57

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008837)
why would opposition fall for a blatant tory trap so he could do a no deal Brexit when house are totally against no deal

Because the secondary trap is the political price Corbyn will now pay when there eventually is an election (and make no mistake there is going to be one before the end of the year). The SNP is already sharpening its knives up here, where Labour is in a very precarious position, haemorrhaging its unionist vote to the Tories while working class Clydesiders and Dundonians have long abandoned them for the cod-leftism of the nats. There are plenty of places in the north of England also, where Labour’s attempt to derail Brexit and then avoid facing the electorate will go down like a cup of cold sick.

Carth 04-09-2019 22:57

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008840)
They've not been offered this miracle solution by BoJo yet to consider. And the team that was lined up to them have been mostly laid off.


I thought you kept saying the EU were not interested in renegotiating?

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008840)
I'd be intrigued to understand. I'm guessing the Carth has is that he feels zero hours contracts may be hiding true employment figures. That's not a statement against Brexit or the current government, more the methodology, globally accepted or otherwise.

Sort of, the '7% rise' in unemployment would be due to loss of jobs, but I'd guess at least 50% of those who lose a job will find work through agencies (zero hour stuff) on probably 2 days a week . . and would therefore be then classed as employed again . . thus reducing that 7% figure by quite a bit ;)

Dave42 04-09-2019 22:58

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008843)
That my friend is bollocks

Within the House of Commons we have the Executive (the Government), and the legislators (everyone else).

If the legislators are not happy with the Executive then they call a motion of “no confidence” and either replace the Executive or call for an election.

What they don’t do is take the place of the Executive, on selective motions, which is exactly what they have done.

Our Parliamentary Processes have been ripped up and thrown out, and may never be the same again.

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Because, they are going against convention. They should call a motion of no confidence. If they win it fine, the government falls.

If they lose it, then let the government govern.

they making sure no deal cant happen on 31st October and not falling for a trap then will be a election when bill passed into law Johnson knows trap was only way he could get a no deal

nomadking 04-09-2019 22:59

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008840)
They've not been offered this miracle solution by BoJo yet to consider. And the team that was lined up to them have been mostly laid off.

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I'd be intrigued to understand. I'm guessing the Carth has is that he feels zero hours contracts may be hiding true employment figures. That's not a statement against Brexit or the current government, more the methodology, globally accepted or otherwise.

So the EU haven't offered they own solution to their own conjured up problem. Then again absolutely nobody else has, apart from remaining in the EU. They created the notion of the backstop.

Pierre 04-09-2019 23:04

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008847)
they making sure no deal cant happen on 31st October and not falling for a trap then will be a election when bill passed into law Johnson knows trap was only way he could get a no deal

By going against all previous conventions, which as an unwritten constitution, it all we have to go on.

They’ve stepped over the line.

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If I was BoJo, given how this has come about, I would just flat out refuse to approach the EU for an extension.

Carth 04-09-2019 23:05

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008847)
they making sure no deal cant happen on 31st October

You can kick the can farther down the road as many times as you like, but ultimately there has to be an end to it. Three options will be available IMO

1) The EU will eventually decide to negotiate a deal to satisfy both parties (global recession looming? )

2) We will leave without a deal

3) Article 50 will be revoked

Two of the above will not have a happy ending ;)

1andrew1 04-09-2019 23:10

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008843)
That my friend is bollocks

Within the House of Commons we have the Executive (the Government), and the legislators (everyone else).

If the legislators are not happy with the Executive then they call a motion of “no confidence” and either replace the Executive or call for an election.

What they don’t do is take the place of the Executive, on selective motions, which is exactly what they have done.

Our Parliamentary Processes have been ripped up and thrown out, and may never be the same again.

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Because, they are going against convention. They should call a motion of no confidence. If they win it fine, the government falls.

If they lose it, then let the government govern.

Your post manages to tangle itself up in contradictions. "What they don’t do is take the place of the Executive, on selective motions, which is exactly what they have done." So, which is it? Either you think they're taking the place of the legislature or you don't think they are.

I am focusing on the current reality, not what may have been the case before BoJo was PM and rule books were thrown out of the window.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36008852)
You can kick the can farther down the road as many times as you like, but ultimately there has to be an end to it. Three options will be available IMO

1) The EU will eventually decide to negotiate a deal to satisfy both parties (global recession looming? )

2) We will leave without a deal

3) Article 50 will be revoked

Two of the above will not have a happy ending ;)

If you kick the tin can down the road long enough, these magical technological solutions for the 400-mile Irish border may be invented. I'm surprised that one of the 17.4million has not done so yet. ;)

Carth 04-09-2019 23:16

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008853)

If you kick the tin can down the road long enough, these magical technological solutions for the 400-mile Irish border may be invented. I'm surprised that one of the 17.4million has not done so yet. ;)

I did, a couple of pages back :D

Pierre 04-09-2019 23:18

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008853)
Your post manages to tangle itself up in contradictions. "What they don’t do is take the place of the Executive, on selective motions, which is exactly what they have done." So, which is it? Either you think they're taking the place of the legislature or you don't think they are.

No it doesn’t, you are just having a hard time understanding. I thought I was quite clear.

If Parliament has an issue with the Executive and believes they are pursuing and action that is reckless or may harm the nation.

What they should do is call for a motion of “ no confidence” and either replace the government with another one that commands support from the house or trigger an election.

What they shouldn’t do is take the place of the Executive by controlling the order paper of the house to control the house on selective matters and push through legislation, which is what they have done.

They have gone against the conventions of our unwritten constitution.

Is that clear enough for you? Or should I draw some pictures too.

Gavin78 04-09-2019 23:25

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Seems to me remainers are more bothered that leaving will affect how much benefits they will get inc MP's seen as they sponge off the state.

Wish I could revoke part of my tax that is paid to the traitors not standing by my vote.

Like I have said before if they can do this with a referendum vote then I'm sure they will now try this crap with an election.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008857)
No it doesn’t, you are just having a hard time understanding. I thought I was quite clear.

If Parliament has an issue with the Executive and believes they are pursuing and action that is reckless or may harm the nation.

What they should do is call for a motion of “ no confidence” and either replace the government with another one that commands support from the house or trigger an election.

What they shouldn’t do is take the place of the Executive by controlling the order paper of the house to control the house on selective matters and push through legislation, which is what they have done.

They have gone against the conventions of our unwritten constitution.


Is that clear enough for you? Or should I draw some pictures too.

They didn't do this when it came to the iraq war even thoough there was enough protesting against it.

they've all gone power mad, even Corbyn himself said he wants to make johnson look a fool by making him ask the EU for an extension. it's not about the people but Ego's.

Carth 04-09-2019 23:31

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Is it only the PM that can request another extension?

Can the PM be forced into doing so . . and how?

Chris 04-09-2019 23:39

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36008860)
Is it only the PM that can request another extension?

Can the PM be forced into doing so . . and how?

The bill currently passing through parliament is intended to create a law forcing the Prime Minister to request an extension.

Boris, the PM, is the head of government and therefore has the UK’s seat at the European Council where any such request would be considered.

Hugh 04-09-2019 23:39

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36008819)
As per usual, the commentariat makes the mistake of trying to attack Boris by taking his words super-literally, rather than considering how his words affect his chosen audience. His opponents choose to caricature him as a British Donald Trump, yet they seem serially unable to learn the one obvious lesson arising from that. Enough people like what he says well enough to keep supporting him.

But by all means, keep on pointing and sniggering about factual inaccuracies in rhetoric that ultimately make precisely no difference whatsoever to the outcome of anything at all.

Yes, I was so foolish as to believe what Boris states is going to happen to be factual (btw, love the phrase "super-literally"; Is it the truth? Is it a lie? It’s Superliterally!") - you appear to be stating we shouldn’t believe what he says, just like it...

On a separate, yet related note, Boris is setting new records, and going down (ooo-errr, missus) in history -

He became the first PM to lost their first vote in office since 1783
- Blair suffered 4 defeats in 10 years.
- Thatcher suffered 4 in 11 years.
- Cameron 10 times in 6 years.
- May 33 times in 2 years.
- Johnson 4 times in 2 DAYS.

All this WINNING¡¡¡

1andrew1 04-09-2019 23:44

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008857)
No it doesn’t, you are just having a hard time understanding. I thought I was quite clear.

If Parliament has an issue with the Executive and believes they are pursuing and action that is reckless or may harm the nation.

What they should do is call for a motion of “ no confidence” and either replace the government with another one that commands support from the house or trigger an election.

What they shouldn’t do is take the place of the Executive by controlling the order paper of the house to control the house on selective matters and push through legislation, which is what they have done.

They have gone against the conventions of our unwritten constitution.

Is that clear enough for you? Or should I draw some pictures too.

You fail to grasp that you described something in the past as both happwning and not happening at the same time. Or to fully apprecoate that conventions went out of the window when BoJo became PM. 21 MPs sacked. Unheard of but this is the new norm.

Pierre 04-09-2019 23:46

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36008861)
The bill currently passing through parliament is intended to create a law forcing the Prime Minister to request an extension.

Boris, the PM, is the head of government and therefore has the UK’s seat at the European Council where any such request would be considered.

But as, has been deliciously suggested, as a member of the council he could also veto it?

nomadking 04-09-2019 23:47

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008863)
You fail to grasp that you described something in the past as both happwning and not happening at the same time. Or to fully apprecoate that conventions went out of the window when BoJo became PM. 21 MPs sacked. Unheard of but this is the new norm.

It's called a cabinet reshuffle. Happens all the time.

Hugh 04-09-2019 23:51

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008864)
But as, has been deliciously suggested, as a member of the council he could also veto it?

Since Boris stopped British attendance to the Council from the 1st of September, it would be difficult...

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a9072956.html
Quote:

Finland will decide how Britain votes on new EU laws and regulations, thanks to Boris Johnson’s decision to pull British diplomats out of meetings in Brussels early.

The prime minister announced earlier this month that the UK would stop participating in EU meetings, in an attempt to signal to Brexiteers that he was serious about leaving the bloc at the end of October.

But the decision leaves the UK government with a reduced influence over new EU legislation, which will affect the UK for some time to come.

Because the UK is still entitled to a vote, the decision on how it should be cast will be delegated by power of attorney to Finland, which is the current rotating chair of the European Council...

...The UK will stop attending council meetings from 1 September.

Pierre 04-09-2019 23:55

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008863)
You fail to grasp that you described something in the past as both happwning and not happening at the same time.

No I didn’t. You obviously still don’t understand what I said, i’ll Get the crayons out.

Quote:

Or to fully apprecoate that conventions went out of the window when BoJo became PM
How so?

Quote:

21 MPs sacked. Unheard of but this is the new norm.
Not relevant, also they haven’t been sacked.......yet, only the electorate can do that.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008865)
It's called a cabinet reshuffle. Happens all the time.

Wasn’t even that, the whip was withdrawn, effectively making them independents, that’s all.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008866)
Since Boris stopped British attendance to the Council from the 1st of September, it would be difficult...

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-a9072956.html

Fair enough. Like I said earlier, if I was him i’d Just stay at home in my pajamas and eat toast until November 1st.

Chris 04-09-2019 23:56

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008862)
Yes, I was so foolish as to believe what Boris states is going to happen to be factual (btw, love the phrase "super-literally"; Is it the truth? Is it a lie? It’s Superliterally!") - you appear to be stating we shouldn’t believe what he says, just like it...

On a separate, yet related note, Boris is setting new records, and going down (ooo-errr, missus) in history -

He became the first PM to lost their first vote in office since 1783
- Blair suffered 4 defeats in 10 years.
- Thatcher suffered 4 in 11 years.
- Cameron 10 times in 6 years.
- May 33 times in 2 years.
- Johnson 4 times in 2 DAYS.

All this WINNING¡¡¡

Sigh. Really? Come on. You’ve been close enough to the machinery behind all of this to know better. Even if you hadn’t, I thought your contributions here might be at least a little above the level of Twitter factoids.

Carth 04-09-2019 23:56

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36008861)
The bill currently passing through parliament is intended to create a law forcing the Prime Minister to request an extension.

Oh right, I see now thanks

But taking it further, if Boris says get lost and then resigns on . . ooh lets say Oct 24th, who would then be the one to do the deed . . Deputy PM or doesn't it work like that?

Chris 05-09-2019 00:00

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36008871)
Oh right, I see now thanks

But taking it further, if Boris says get lost and then resigns on . . ooh lets say Oct 24th, who would then be the one to do the deed . . Deputy PM or doesn't it work like that?

When a PM resigns, they do so face to face with the Queen, and advise her maj who to appoint in their place, and that person is invited to the palace within an hour or so. So whoever replaced Boris would be in post almost immediately and they would have the responsibility to go to Brussels.

Carth 05-09-2019 00:05

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36008872)
When a PM resigns, they do so face to face with the Queen, and advise her maj who to appoint in their place, and that person is invited to the palace within an hour or so. So whoever replaced Boris would be in post almost immediately and they would have the responsibility to go to Brussels.

screwed if you do, screwed if you don't then . . . and another £39 billion into the EU to keep them afloat

Pierre 05-09-2019 00:05

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Just reading up on options.

To force an election BoJo could take the unprecedented step to call a No Confidence motion on himself and then direct all his MPs to abstain.

nomadking 05-09-2019 00:40

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
The backstop is meant to be about regulatory alignment. Well guess what, even without the backstop, day 1 of Brexit would still have UK wide regulatory alignment. Even imports from non-EU countries will still have the same EU compliance.

ECJ rules on those regulations in the EU, the UK rules on them in the UK. Nothing wrong in that. If and when, any regulations diverge then it becomes more complicated. But it is still no different to current EU countries trading with each other. Eg recent case of company in the Czech Republic(?) selling non-EU compliant goods, or several EU countries selling horse meat masquerading as beef. Any future divergence in regulatory alignment is not likely to be that great in nature and will take time.

So what exactly is the EUs problem?

jfman 05-09-2019 02:34

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008878)
The backstop is meant to be about regulatory alignment. Well guess what, even without the backstop, day 1 of Brexit would still have UK wide regulatory alignment. Even imports from non-EU countries will still have the same EU compliance.

ECJ rules on those regulations in the EU, the UK rules on them in the UK. Nothing wrong in that. If and when, any regulations diverge then it becomes more complicated. But it is still no different to current EU countries trading with each other. Eg recent case of company in the Czech Republic(?) selling non-EU compliant goods, or several EU countries selling horse meat masquerading as beef. Any future divergence in regulatory alignment is not likely to be that great in nature and will take time.

So what exactly is the EUs problem?

Presumably that on Day 2 that could change?

Pierre 05-09-2019 08:08

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Looks like an election in November then.

Can’t wait.

denphone 05-09-2019 08:42

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Hung parliament , landslide or a overall majority?..

Chris 05-09-2019 09:02

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36008880)
Looks like an election in November then.

Can’t wait.

Timing is still everything here.

The great Lords filibuster came to a sudden halt at around 1.30am today, and el gov is now assuring everyone that the Benn Bill ‘will be ready’ for Royal Assent on Monday. It seems a deal is on the table; my guess would be for a general election motion and the Benn Bill to be approved at the same time immediately before prorogation. A bit like two people pointing guns at each other and agreeing to slowly lower them at the same time.

But predictions are a mug’s game at the moment, so we will just have to wait and see.

nomadking 05-09-2019 09:22

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36008879)
Presumably that on Day 2 that could change?

Are there plans for any changes in the pipeline? They don't happen from initial idea to implementation overnight.

1andrew1 05-09-2019 09:29

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36008879)
Presumably that on Day 2 that could change?

Exactly. If we'rr going to have to adhere permanently to EU rules and regulations without having a say in them to keep such a border, we may as well stay in the EU and have a say.

Sephiroth 05-09-2019 09:41

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Bearing the Referendum in mind, democracy died (a second death) yesterday in Parliament.

ianch99 05-09-2019 09:48

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36008888)
Bearing the Referendum in mind, democracy died (a second death) yesterday in Parliament.

Churchill (speaking in 1938 post Munich as he was shunned by the party and faced deselection) disagrees:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EDj69iuX...jpg&name=small

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 36008861)
The bill currently passing through parliament is intended to create a law forcing the Prime Minister to request an extension.

Boris, the PM, is the head of government and therefore has the UK’s seat at the European Council where any such request would be considered.

What is not being discussed (much) is if Johnson can veto his own request for an extension?

Chris 05-09-2019 10:12

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36008889)
What is not being discussed (much) is if Johnson can veto his own request for an extension?

The wording of the Benn Bill seems to suggest they think it would be possible under the provisions of the Lisbon Treaty for the PM to just veto any offer the EU made. The Bill details what the PM is allowed to do under various possible outcomes and what parliament’s role would be.

nomadking 05-09-2019 10:51

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008887)
Exactly. If we'rr going to have to adhere permanently to EU rules and regulations without having a say in them to keep such a border, we may as well stay in the EU and have a say.

Have a say? Since when? Any objections would be overruled.

Dave42 05-09-2019 11:16

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Boris Johnson's personality has made the Brexit crisis worse

https://news.sky.com/story/boris-joh...worse-11802482

Hugh 05-09-2019 11:23

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 36008889)
Churchill (speaking in 1938 post Munich as he was shunned by the party and faced deselection) disagrees:

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What is not being discussed (much) is if Johnson can veto his own request for an extension?

Not at the European Council.

Article 50(4) prevents this.
Quote:

Article 50

1. Any Member State may decide to withdraw from the Union in accordance with its own constitutional requirements.

2. A Member State which decides to withdraw shall notify the European Council of its intention. In the light of the guidelines provided by the European Council, the Union shall negotiate and conclude an agreement with that State, setting out the arrangements for its withdrawal, taking account of the framework for its future relationship with the Union. That agreement shall be negotiated in accordance with Article 218(3) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. It shall be concluded on behalf of the Union by the Council, acting by a qualified majority, after obtaining the consent of the European Parliament.

3. The Treaties shall cease to apply to the State in question from the date of entry into force of the withdrawal agreement or, failing that, two years after the notification referred to in paragraph 2, unless the European Council, in agreement with the Member State concerned, unanimously decides to extend this period.

4. For the purposes of paragraphs 2 and 3, the member of the European Council or of the Council representing the withdrawing Member State shall not participate in the discussions of the European Council or Council or in decisions concerning it.

A qualified majority shall be defined in accordance with Article 238(3)(b) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.

5. If a State which has withdrawn from the Union asks to rejoin, its request shall be subject to the procedure referred to in Article 49.
At the European Commission meeting about the Article 50 extension in April, Theresa May was present as a guest, not a member of the Council (unlike June this year).

https://www.consilium.europa.eu/medi...mbinoscope.pdf

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I have to say, this third series of the reality TV show "Worst Prime Minister Ever" is really good... ;)

nomadking 05-09-2019 11:30

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008895)
Boris Johnson's personality has made the Brexit crisis worse

https://news.sky.com/story/boris-joh...worse-11802482

Must have missed the bit when Remainers were supposedly not awkward, disruptive, or belligerent. It didn't all mysteriously start when Boris became PM.

Hugh 05-09-2019 11:31

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008899)
Must have missed the bit when Remainers were supposedly not awkward, disruptive, or belligerent. It didn't all mysteriously start when Boris became PM.

tbf, BJ was awkward, disruptive, and belligerent before he became PM...

jfman 05-09-2019 12:10

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008886)
Are there plans for any changes in the pipeline? They don't happen from initial idea to implementation overnight.

I haven't read the trade deal with the Palestinian Authority in great detail to be honest.

denphone 05-09-2019 12:12

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008895)
Boris Johnson's personality has made the Brexit crisis worse

https://news.sky.com/story/boris-joh...worse-11802482

What else can you expect of someone who has a narcissistic personality..

nomadking 05-09-2019 12:22

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36008900)
tbf, BJ was awkward, disruptive, and belligerent before he became PM...

Even if he was, then that's still nothing at all to do with the Brexit crisis.

Dave42 05-09-2019 12:23

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36008903)
What else can you expect of someone who has a narcissistic personality..

yep and the leavers all told us it was gonna be great but we did tell them he be a disaster you notice OB has disappeared from this thread

Jo Johnson resigns as a MP

https://news.sky.com/story/live-chan...ecide-11802523

Damien 05-09-2019 12:33

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

It’s been an honour to represent Orpington for 9 years & to serve as a minister under three PMs. In recent weeks I’ve been torn between family loyalty and the national interest - it’s an unresolvable tension & time for others to take on my roles as MP & Minister.
Ouch.

Dave42 05-09-2019 12:34

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36008907)
Ouch.

prove how bad Boris is even his own brother cant stay on

denphone 05-09-2019 12:37

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008908)
prove how bad Boris is even his own brother cant stay on

Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn what a terrible choice for many voters to have to make.

Dave42 05-09-2019 12:39

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36008909)
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn what a terrible choice for many voters to have to make.

yes next election going to be worse choice in Britain's history 2 worse leaders in history Den

denphone 05-09-2019 12:43

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008910)
yes next election going to be worse choice in Britain's history 2 worse leaders in history Den

Oh what a complete shitshow we are witnessing..

pip08456 05-09-2019 12:43

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008910)
yes next election going to be worse choice in Britain's history 2 worse leaders in history Den

There's always Nigel.:D

Dave42 05-09-2019 12:44

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36008912)
There's always Nigel.:D

no chance he even worse than Boris

Hugh 05-09-2019 12:51

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36008907)
Quote:

It’s been an honour to represent Orpington for 9 years & to serve as a minister under three PMs. In recent weeks I’ve been torn between family loyalty and the national interest - it’s an unresolvable tension & time for others to take on my roles as MP & Minister.
Ouch.

One Westminster observer immediately summed up his decision to walk out as sending the message: “I’m resigning to spend less time with my family.”

nomadking 05-09-2019 12:52

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008905)
yep and the leavers all told us it was gonna be great but we did tell them he be a disaster you notice OB has disappeared from this thread

Jo Johnson resigns as a MP

https://news.sky.com/story/live-chan...ecide-11802523

Any disaster is because of the bad losers in the Remain camp. They are the ones that have created each and every obstacle.

The only acceptable PM to the Remainers is one that would give in to them. Anybody that didn't fit that requirement would have the SAME problems. It's NOT whoever is the PM causing the problems.


The Remainers say "no to no deal", but the fundamental problem with that is that no discussions on a future deal can take place until AFTER Brexit happens.
From the Withdrawal Agreement.
Quote:

CONSIDERING that there is a need for both the United Kingdom and the Union to take all
necessary steps to begin as soon as possible after 29 March 2019 the formal negotiations of one or
several agreements governing their future relationship
with a view to ensuring that, to the extent
possible, those agreements apply from the end of the transition period,
29 March 2019 being the original Brexit date.


In addition to that, it had been agreed that any future deal would respect the 2016 referendum.

Damien 05-09-2019 12:55

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Allegedly he was upset about the withdrawal of the whip from those 21 Tories: https://twitter.com/bbclaurak/status...63900645445633

Quote:

No secret that Johnson brothers in very different places on Brexit - but unbelievable timing to do it like this - understood to be upset about the purge of colleagues

pip08456 05-09-2019 13:39

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008908)
prove how bad Boris is even his own brother cant stay on


Tamara Cohen
‏Verified account @tamcohen

Jo Johnson was a remainer who resigned from Theresa May’s Government in Nov 2018 saying no deal would “inflict untold damage” on the country.

He and his brother clearly disagree. But to accuse him of betraying national interest on first day of his “election campaign” is 🔥

nomadking 05-09-2019 14:03

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Seeing as according to a poll, 68% of those asked said Corbyn would be a disaster as PM, why aren't Labour MPs in the "national interest", resigning in droves?
Link

Quote:

While 43 percent of respondents said Corbyn as prime minister would be the worst possible outcome, just 35 percent said a no-deal exit would be worse. About one-quarter said they are both equally bad options

jfman 05-09-2019 14:04

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008921)
Seeing as according to a poll, 68% of those asked said Corbyn would be a disaster as PM, why aren't Labour MPs in the "national interest", resigning in droves?
Link

Because what people think and the national interest aren't the same thing.

nomadking 05-09-2019 14:09

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36008922)
Because what people think and the national interest aren't the same thing.

So only one side gets to decide the "national interest" and not the majority? So much for being in a democracy.

pip08456 05-09-2019 14:10

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 36008921)
Seeing as according to a poll, 68% of those asked said Corbyn would be a disaster as PM, why aren't Labour MPs in the "national interest", resigning in droves?
Link

Corbyn and the Labour party are running scared from an election.

denphone 05-09-2019 14:10

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36008918)
Tamara Cohen
‏Verified account @tamcohen

Jo Johnson was a remainer who resigned from Theresa May’s Government in Nov 2018 saying no deal would “inflict untold damage” on the country.

He and his brother clearly disagree. But to accuse him of betraying national interest on first day of his “election campaign” is 🔥

But usually families keep their rows and disagreements in house but obviously he is was very intent on going public and causing maximum political damage to his brother.

It reminds me of the Miliband brothers.

daveeb 05-09-2019 14:28

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36008926)
Corbyn and the Labour party are running scared from an election.

Been admiring the photoshopped front page of a quality tabloid by any chance ?

pip08456 05-09-2019 14:48

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by daveeb (Post 36008929)
Been admiring the photoshopped front page of a quality tabloid by any chance ?

Nope. It's obvious, they don't want one before 1st Nov as they know they will lose. If they were confident of winning why not have it on Oct 15th?

Pierre 05-09-2019 14:55

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36008887)
Exactly. If we'rr going to have to adhere permanently to EU rules and regulations without having a say in them to keep such a border, we may as well stay in the EU and have a say.

I don't agree with that analysis.

At the next election if a party includes in their manifesto that they will leave the EU on a certain date with or without a deal and wins with a majority.

Then we will leave and there will be nothing the rest of parliament can do about it.

denphone 05-09-2019 14:56

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 36008930)
Nope. It's obvious, they don't want one before 1st Nov as they know they will lose. If they were confident of winning why not have it on Oct 15th?

Of that you are right but the Conservatives want to have a general election held before October the 31st to play into their clear political Brexit narrative but l doubt now that any general election is going to be held before October 31st as both parties continue to play their political games in parliament.

Pierre 05-09-2019 14:59

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 36008905)
yep and the leavers all told us it was gonna be great but we did tell them he be a disaster you notice OB has disappeared from this thread

Jo Johnson resigns as a MP

https://news.sky.com/story/live-chan...ecide-11802523

news flash...........we haven't left.

pip08456 05-09-2019 15:21

Re: PM Boris forms a government
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36008932)
Of that you are right but the Conservatives want to have a general election held before October the 31st to play into their clear political Brexit narrative but l doubt now that any general election is going to be held before October 31st as both parties continue to play their political games in parliament.

They think they can stop brexit but has repeatedly been said before on here one parliament cannot bind another.

When a new goverment is elected they can throw out the no deal bill and leave with no deal in they wish and have a majority.


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