..is that because it is supported by lower case bs?.The one with lower-case "b" - I won't dignify it with upper-case.
..is that because it is supported by lower case bs?.The one with lower-case "b" - I won't dignify it with upper-case.
Was not the triggering of Article 50 a decision of Parliament ,and how did this person vote?.This is how a leave MP behaves from "Private Eye"
Choose one of the belowIf Brexit was such a good idea surely the advantages of leaving should have become more obvious and us Remainers would have supported it.
But the opposite has happened it was a bad idea and has become a worse idea. Even Leavers are admitting that we will be poorer after leaving.
So why are we brexiting?
KudosDave
he didn't, Hannan is an MEP.Was not the triggering of Article 50 a decision of Parliament ,and how did this person vote?.
we can always rescind A50.One of the sound bites of Brexit was ‘bring back control’
It is ironic that currently the EU seems to have more control over us,TM having to plead with them to get an Art 50 extension,the length of which is the EU’s choosing.
KudosDave
a soft brexit will do for me.Choose one of the below
Because Vladimir has indicated he will be a tad miffed if his money was wasted, and might react in his usual fashion with some unexpected little gift?
Alternatively our so called friends across the pond have offered some goodies if they can buy the NHS and sell us Chlorinated Chicken and Hormone contaminated Beef?
Or perhaps because Offshore bank accounts must be protected?
And workers rights benefits and safety standards can be junked
Or of course you can perm any of the four
It is OK for him to change his viewpoint. Just not all right for the electorate at large (if, indeed, they/we have).This is how a leave MP behaves from "Private Eye"
As we saw here with that same "information" wilfully posted without any source identified.And another lie is exposed
As long as it only applies to you personally that would be acceptable to me tooa soft brexit will do for me.
a soft brexit will do for me.
that may be the best way out.A soft Brexit kicks the can down the road for another decade.
look at the result of the by-election in South Wales last Thursday. Conservatives share of the vote down 8%. That will kill brexit if the trend is confirmed in the next GE.Fantastic! they are pushing this as a loss already?
Ukip's share of the vote increased in the by election. I wish you were right. Im afraid it may be a more fragmented divisive politics. Im coming round to corbyn's point of view, that the public should be excluded from this inflamed process for a while and hoc deal with brexit.look at the result of the by-election in South Wales last Thursday. Conservatives share of the vote down 8%. That will kill brexit if the trend is confirmed in the next GE.
Voters have never been better informed about excesses of both ERG conservatives and JC's socialist party.
Current polls put the share of votes of the two leading parties to 65%, down from 86% in the last GE. I am pleased with the progress toward a more consensual politics.
(Wasn't this from November 2017? Or has it been resurrected?)Lord Nigel speaks out on the WTO position on banning smoking from the Vatican
Note: inside the tiny Vatican state.
A bit of perspective for those complaining that this infringes individual choice etc : Vatican city is the smallest "state" in the world, with an area approx 110 acres and population less than 1000. The have banned the *sale* of cigarettes. There are no border controls with Italy
[B]Nigel Farage[/B]Verified account @[B]Nigel_Farage[/B]
Nigel Farage Retweeted World Health Organization (WHO)
The World Health Organisation is just another club of ‘clever people’ who want to bully and tell us what to do. Ignore.
Ask yourself, do I believe this cretin, or the people who eradicated Smallox?
ukip: up 6.1%Ukip's share of the vote increased in the by election.