Brexit again...

[For Us All]

2 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

It was only a default, why not do something positive for a change instead of underhand tactics. Article 50 also has a revoke clause, that was voted for as well. So why not answer the question when the real reason is not enough MPs want no-deal., 

You mean,not enough MP's want Brexit.

Blocking no-deal is just another route to get there and overturn the result of the referendum.

[For Us All]

22 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

100,000 joined the electoral roll on Monday and Tuesday, there will be no surrender to Johnson`s antics with all that young blood 

Don't forget to tell them to vote twice,they might get close to winning.😃

[Fosse69]

3 minutes ago, For Us All said:

You mean,not enough MP's want Brexit.

Blocking no-deal is just another route to get there and overturn the result of the referendum.

Parliament is sovereign, the referendum was advisory.

[Fosse69]

4 minutes ago, For Us All said:

Don't forget to tell them to vote twice,they might get close to winning.😃

Young voters will not listen to old blokes, they know  the future is in their hands

[Regal Beagle]

3 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

Young voters will not listen to old blokes, they now the future is in their hands

They're too busy playing fortnite.

And Jeremy corbyn is a chlorinated chicken. Boris sport on again. 

[Fosse69]

Talk of Johnson had enough, no wonder May was smiling and the puppet master walking around HP smelling of drink and yelling at people.

[Fosse69]

3 minutes ago, Regal Beagle said:

They're too busy playing fortnite.

And Jeremy corbyn is a chlorinated chicken. Boris sport on again. 

Not too busy to register to vote though

[For Us All]

12 minutes ago, Jacko51 said:

You have this annoying habit of introducing red herrings into a debate.  Seamus Milne is not a government advisor.  He is not manipulating the Prime Minister.  You behave like the sort of kid who got caught doing something naughty and replies saying "but he was doing it as well". 

Read what I said about Johnson's wishes and then tell me why he is allowing Cummings and the ERG to make him change his mind?

 

Sorry Miss.😲

Correct me if I'm wrong but the deal on the table was a withdrawal agreement that's been rejected three times by parliament.It was that bad even the Remainers didn't want it.

The EU have said that's it and they will not renegotiate that withdrawal agreement.

So it looks like the EU stance is take it or leave it?

Am I right so far?

You want a deal,I want a deal and even Boris wants a deal but it doesn't count for anything if the the EU won't play ball.

You can perhaps understand why Cummings has come to that decision.

You need two to tango.

 

 

[For Us All]

37 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

Young voters will not listen to old blokes, they know  the future is in their hands

They won't be voting Labour then.

[For Us All]

41 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

Parliament is sovereign, the referendum was advisory.

I disagree,the people are sovereign.

[geosname]

46 minutes ago, Fosse69 said:

Young voters will not listen to old blokes, they know  the future is in their hands

That's a very worrying thought.

[Fosse69]

27 minutes ago, For Us All said:

I disagree,the people are sovereign.

But a representative democracy is the system used in the UK, advise is sometimes sought by referendum

[Regal Beagle]

1 minute ago, Fosse69 said:

But a representative democracy is the system used in the UK, advise is sometimes sought by referendum

Why won't they agree to an election Fosse?

[Fosse69]

23 minutes ago, geosname said:

That's a very worrying thought.

Maybe so, but it is their future, and it is mainly students at uni who are flocking to register.

 

38 minutes ago, For Us All said:

 

Sorry Miss.😲

Correct me if I'm wrong but the deal on the table was a withdrawal agreement that's been rejected three times by parliament.It was that bad even the Remainers didn't want it.

The EU have said that's it and they will not renegotiate that withdrawal agreement.

So it looks like the EU stance is take it or leave it?

Am I right so far?

You want a deal,I want a deal and even Boris wants a deal but it doesn't count for anything if the the EU won't play ball.

You can perhaps understand why Cummings has come to that decision.

You need two to tango.

 

 

They are quite willing to change the political agreement, as for dancing we are too clumsy

[Fosse69]

3 minutes ago, Regal Beagle said:

Why won't they agree to an election Fosse?

A general picks the time of battle when he is on the attack and in charge of the battle field.