does that just show that we are but a colony of the EU with no say over our own affairs. Or is it just that we have spineless politiciansNo,it’s already obvious that the EU will not allow no deal to happen,it’s obvious they are in charge,not May.
does that just show that we are but a colony of the EU with no say over our own affairs. Or is it just that we have spineless politiciansNo,it’s already obvious that the EU will not allow no deal to happen,it’s obvious they are in charge,not May.
That is one you will find out by next Friday.. If the UK has failed to even agree to extend.does that just show that we are but a colony of the EU with no say over our own affairs. Or is it just that we have spineless politicians
does that just show that we are but a colony of the EU with no say over our own affairs. Or is it just that we have spineless politicians
it's misplaced pride.does that just show that we are but a colony of the EU with no say over our own affairs. Or is it just that we have spineless politicians
Where is your evidence of this? do post a link to show Mr Idid Amin's petitioningApparently in there is a certain Mr Idi Amin, of Uganda, who has signed the petition to revoke Article 50 over 780 times with different email addresses?!
btw, interesting developments from Walesonline https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/we-can-bring-country-its-16013485.amp?__twitter_impression=true
That's probably why so many are in favour of Brexit , when to anyone with any sense it is a ludicrously bad idea.I don't think they are spineless. Just brainwashed. They are in a bubble. It's a herd like mentality. They really believe they know more than anyone else. Arrogance is a better word.
I hear what you say but selling brexit to MPs is not the same as selling brexit to voters.The point you are missing Woosh is fact that "no deal" is the default result from making no decisions. Since our MPs have collectively been incapable of making an actual decision it seems almost inevitable no deal will bw the outcome. Its the only result which doesnt need a decision, favour or selection to achieve. To me that makes our MPs infinitely capable of achieving it. And, dont forget, there are a significant number in the house wanting no deal.
There needs to be serious change to avoid no deal, even if MPs have promised to avoid it. The decision is out of their hands without a majority supporting a viable alternative and quickly.
Two words, OPERATION YELLOWHAMMER what can possibly go right?Not to worry! the government are doing their worst!
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/mar/22/secret-cabinet-office-document-reveals-chaotic-planning-for-no-deal-brexit#img-2
Secret Cabinet Office document reveals chaotic planning for no-deal Brexit
Exclusive: paper says ‘critical phase’ could last months as fears rise over disruption to transport and food supplies
I do hope they have had the foresight to start on the re application for membership of the EU documents.
When the proverbial hits the fan they will be urgently needed.
Look on the bright side, no deal is better than May's Deal, it's the equivalent of a dose of Senokot to the constipated thinking of the Brexit voters, and they will receive a regular dose each day.
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Recently we have heard that despite the much-hyped planning for medicines, there are very likely to be issues. That will save NHS paying for them.At this point in time in the interest of fair play, can one of the leave supporters on here offer some insight into the advantages that Brexit will bring to us?
Why are we going there?
What's in it for us, the voters? and the young, the old, children and the fit and infirm among the population?
And which party will guide the country in the right direction competently and efficiently?
let me think about this a bit longer.Why are we going there?
Again …..this is from the government web site,Not to worry! the government are doing their worst!
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/mar/22/secret-cabinet-office-document-reveals-chaotic-planning-for-no-deal-brexit#img-2
Secret Cabinet Office document reveals chaotic planning for no-deal Brexit
Exclusive: paper says ‘critical phase’ could last months as fears rise over disruption to transport and food supplies
I do hope they have had the foresight to start on the re application for membership of the EU documents.
When the proverbial hits the fan they will be urgently needed.
Look on the bright side, no deal is better than May's Deal, it's the equivalent of a dose of Senokot to the constipated thinking of the Brexit voters, and they will receive a regular dose each day.
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"What about the ministerial code?Recently we have heard that despite the much-hyped planning for medicines, there are very likely to be issues. That will save NHS paying for them.
Also, some Kent schools will have to take on child care responsibilities as parents are unable to get to the schools to pick them up. (Hard to see how they will get the children to the schools in the first place...)
Each department will be expected to instuitute its own handling of issues arising and will not be expected to seek higher approval in most cases. Which gives them a much less constrained set of options about how to spend their budgets. Why, just think what can be changed under that smoke-screen.