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I agree that there are some benefits of being in the EU, but there are many disbenefits too. Many remainers seem blind to these disadvantages. |
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Anyway, back to new developments.
BJ wants a vote on the new Withdrawal Bill as soon as possible, but the 541 page document was only issued on Saturday (and very few people had seen it before then). How can there be an informed debate/decision on a huge document, with immense implications of how we go forward as a country, in such a short time? Some more updates. https://www.theguardian.com/politics...0859498cfb1fe6 Quote:
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---------- Post added at 15:56 ---------- Previous post was at 15:52 ---------- I was puzzled why the Government pulled the vote on Saturday, wasn't that the whole point of the Saturday sitting? |
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Clue - nowhere, so don't refer such nonsensical questions my way - my point still stands and I stand by my original point. MPs were instructed to leave the EU via the Democratic result of 2016 and were subsequently elected on the premise that they would implement the result of the EU referendum - they are not there to put our best interests at all, we are not children, we are entitled to a view and a right to vote a way we choose, they asked for our opinion, we gave it and now they must do as we told them. |
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1. Parliament vote for a referendum.
2. Parliament agree to implement the result of the referendum. 3. Parliament vote to trigger Article 50. 4. Parliament Reject May's deal 3 times 5. Parliament accuse Johnson of not trying to get a deal. 6. Parliament pass the Benn Act in 1 day to ensure no deal. 7. Johnson gets a deal. 8. Parliament enforce Johnson to trigger the Benn Act even though there is a deal. 9. Parliament now want god knows how many weeks to review and debate the deal, even though they accuse it of being substantially the same as May's deal. 10. Even if deal is passed through, Parliamentarians threaten to add amendments onto any Withdrawal legislation for example (to ensure UK stays in CU, to ensure a 2nd Referendum is held etc, etc) Basically amendments to wreck the bill and stop it from happening. This is why Parliament is not fit for purpose. A general election is required. We must have a majority Government in place. |
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Good thread from Sky News's Lewis Goodall explaining the situation. It begins
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we voted for Leave, no deal is a form of Leave, Mandate fulfilled. Quote:
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As this is going round and round, I'll not comment further on this one but politely withdraw and wish you a happy Monday |
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Boris' letter didn't do any good then?
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