Both Conservative and Labour parties voted 498 to 114 to trigger A50, the current parliament is unlikely to reverse brexit.
You'd need a new parliament to do that.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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You'd need a new parliament to do that.
There's a rather large flaw in your notion isn't there? it doesn't explain why Nissan, Honda and co came here in the first place, and their presence has EVERYTHING to do with the EU
I prefer flecc’s explanation, It’s less aggressive
. There is Toyota in Derby too, a massive “just in time” assembly plant. I realise the Japs put it there for the wider EU market access and Brexit will jeopardise it’s existence and all the jobs surrounding it.
Aggresive to you tillson? Wow! I don't deserve such a compliment as you my friend are no push over, I only hunt small game, just like to tease you a little now and then to stop you getting boredI prefer flecc’s explanation, It’s less aggressive
Mainly ok but a bit naughty, since they've left out that we have to pay £12 billions annually to remain in the EU but leaving frees us from that.
The benefits are undoubted, but they aren't free.
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You are always loaded for bear...Aggresive to you tillson? Wow! I don't deserve such a compliment as you my friend are no push over, I only hunt small game, just like to tease you a little now and then to stop you getting bored
That would make a nice change from fluffy little rabbits
Good old Boris! (Some might say.)
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Boris Johnson apologises to MPs for failing to declare income in time
Watchdog says former minister failed to register money from Telegraph column and books
Boris Johnson has offered MPs a “full and unreserved apology” over the late declaration of more than £52,000 in income.
He made the apology to the House of Commons having been told to do so after he repeatedly failed to register payments from his newspaper column and books within the set time limit.
In a report, the parliamentary commissioner for standards, Kathryn Stone, said that the former foreign secretary admitted he had failed to register payments in time on nine occasions in the previous 12 months.
The report recommended that Johnson make an apology to the Commons on a point of order.
Can anyone explain how it came to pass that some or even all of 17.5 million people took the word of this creature over leaving the EU?
That is truly extraordinary! are we supposed to believe they knew "what " they were voting for when this man made promises to them?
When can we expect his full and abject apology for his part in the Brexit plot?
Cue the hysterical laughter off stage!
I would love to see a graph showing how many people took his word seriously during the referendum campaign, and how many still believe his words now.
Come to think of it surely someone could do one for Gove and all the other Politicians as well...
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Boris Johnson apologises to MPs for failing to declare income in time
Watchdog says former minister failed to register money from Telegraph column and books
Boris Johnson has offered MPs a “full and unreserved apology” over the late declaration of more than £52,000 in income.
He made the apology to the House of Commons having been told to do so after he repeatedly failed to register payments from his newspaper column and books within the set time limit.
In a report, the parliamentary commissioner for standards, Kathryn Stone, said that the former foreign secretary admitted he had failed to register payments in time on nine occasions in the previous 12 months.
The report recommended that Johnson make an apology to the Commons on a point of order.
Can anyone explain how it came to pass that some or even all of 17.5 million people took the word of this creature over leaving the EU?
That is truly extraordinary! are we supposed to believe they knew "what " they were voting for when this man made promises to them?
When can we expect his full and abject apology for his part in the Brexit plot?
Cue the hysterical laughter off stage!
I would love to see a graph showing how many people took his word seriously during the referendum campaign, and how many still believe his words now.
Come to think of it surely someone could do one for Gove and all the other Politicians as well...
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Amazon appear to be:
Amazon workers injured in bear spray accident
https://www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-us-canada-46468719
I still liked the last paragraph best, as I pointed out earlier.Good old Boris! (Some might say.)
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Boris Johnson apologises to MPs for failing to declare income in time
Watchdog says former minister failed to register money from Telegraph column and books
Boris Johnson has offered MPs a “full and unreserved apology” over the late declaration of more than £52,000 in income.
He made the apology to the House of Commons having been told to do so after he repeatedly failed to register payments from his newspaper column and books within the set time limit.
In a report, the parliamentary commissioner for standards, Kathryn Stone, said that the former foreign secretary admitted he had failed to register payments in time on nine occasions in the previous 12 months.
The report recommended that Johnson make an apology to the Commons on a point of order.
Can anyone explain how it came to pass that some or even all of 17.5 million people took the word of this creature over leaving the EU?
That is truly extraordinary! are we supposed to believe they knew "what " they were voting for when this man made promises to them?
When can we expect his full and abject apology for his part in the Brexit plot?
Cue the hysterical laughter off stage!
I would love to see a graph showing how many people took his word seriously during the referendum campaign, and how many still believe his words now.
Come to think of it surely someone could do one for Gove and all the other Politicians as well...
http://www.pedelecs.co.uk/forum/threads/brexit-for-once-some-facts.24369/page-2042#post-472061
As we approach brexit, everyone will be filled with renewed confidence and the vigour to pursue opportunities around the globe unhindered by the EU.
Stock market turmoil wipes £56bn off FTSE 100, in worst day since Brexit vote - business live
London stock market has suffered its worst day in over two years, as the FTSE 100 falls by 217 points (3.15%) to 6704
Stock market turmoil wipes £56bn off FTSE 100, in worst day since Brexit vote - business live
London stock market has suffered its worst day in over two years, as the FTSE 100 falls by 217 points (3.15%) to 6704
- Latest: £56bn wiped off as Footsie gets a kicking
- Why markets have fallen
- Wall Street: Dow tumbles by almost 500 points
- European markets have also slumped today
- FTSE 100 lower than in 1999!
- Huawei arrest shatters market confidence
Maybe I'd rather have my gold sovereigns than technical sovereignty.But we're getting back our sovereignty so everything's ok.
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After all, in so many ways, wealth is power.
we've got no gold left. Brown sold it all at a knock down price didn't he. I would imagine though that we have a bit leftMaybe I'd rather have my gold sovereigns than technical sovereignty.
After all, in so many ways, wealth is power.
But Corbyn is in a new position now,he may decide that remaining is a vote winner,the SNP and DUP,Liberals and many Tory rebels ,the maths could be very different.
KudosDave
Corbyn would rather eat his own pumpkins than cancel brexit.
If you speak nicely to 'Woosh', I'm certain he'll have something that will satisfy your requirements.
Tom