One of the only really good things about Liechtenstein is that it takes you 10 minutes to drive through it and out of it.
No, it's a really bad thing. In 1991 when I was hitching to Eastern Europe, an attractive hairdresser picked me up and drove me across Liechtenstein. If she'd driven me across Germany, I may have had a chance but ten minutes was not long enough to charm her.
Can't resist asking, Captain, did you eventually marry one of these foreign girlfriends? :-)
Err, unfortunately not Prague. They've all chosen to Leave rather than Remain.
Watching Matt Hancock on Newsnight is awful. And to Brexiteers, there's going to be as many immigrants tp supply the NHS.
And more of the so called Brexit “bonus” being swallowed up in preparing for a possible ‘hard brexit’. Hancock saying the NHS is now the largest purchaser of new refrigeration equipment in the world, in order to stockpile medicine!
Watching Matt Hancock on Newsnight is awful. And to Brexiteers, there's going to be as many immigrants tp supply the NHS.
And more of the so called Brexit “bonus” being swallowed up in preparing for a possible ‘hard brexit’. Hancock saying the NHS is now the largest purchaser of new refrigeration equipment in the world, in order to stockpile medicine!
This whole thing is now being exposed as economic madness.
And she doesn't have a clue about projected figures. Until anyone puts their signature on an actual figure as to what ANY economy will do next year then it's all just guesswork. As a financial advisor I don't look more than a year or 2 ahead.....so 15 is just ludicrous.
And she doesn't have a clue about projected figures. Until anyone puts their signature on an actual figure as to what ANY economy will do next year then it's all just guesswork. As a financial advisor I don't look more than a year or 2 ahead.....so 15 is just ludicrous.
You're of course famous for an optimistic outlook. How many goals are Gillingham going to beat us by?
And she doesn't have a clue about projected figures. Until anyone puts their signature on an actual figure as to what ANY economy will do next year then it's all just guesswork. As a financial advisor I don't look more than a year or 2 ahead.....so 15 is just ludicrous.
Today should be an interesting day, its reported that the government (Leader of the House) will not give any parliamentary time to have the No confidence vote in the PM. That leaves Corbyn the choice of not proceeding on this line or tabling a Vote of No confidence in the government. Under the parliamentary act the Speaker must give time for this debate and a subsequent vote. The danger here is with the leader of the ERG saying he now has confidence in this government and the DUP saying its just a political game, I don't think Corbyn can get the numbers to win. My best guess is he will not go that far and will wait until w/c 14th Jan to see if Mays deal is voted down again (which I'm beginning to doubt will be, given some of the remarks in yesterdays debate). If it is, voted down, he could return for a second pop at No confidence, but I suspect he will wait and see how many people support a 'people's vote' in parliament.
Today should be an interesting day, its reported that the government (Leader of the House) will not give any parliamentary time to have the No confidence vote in the PM. That leaves Corbyn the choice of not proceeding on this line or tabling a Vote of No confidence in the government. Under the parliamentary act the Speaker must give time for this debate and a subsequent vote. The danger here is with the leader of the ERG saying he now has confidence in this government and the DUP saying its just a political game, I don't think Corbyn can get the numbers to win. My best guess is he will not go that far and will wait until w/c 14th Jan to see if Mays deal is voted down again (which I'm beginning to doubt will be, given some of the remarks in yesterdays debate). If it is, voted down, he could return for a second pop at No confidence, but I suspect he will wait and see how many people support a 'people's vote' in parliament.
Which makes the bloke look just as stupid, if not more stupid than the many twirps that have played their part in this whole shambles.
Today should be an interesting day, its reported that the government (Leader of the House) will not give any parliamentary time to have the No confidence vote in the PM. That leaves Corbyn the choice of not proceeding on this line or tabling a Vote of No confidence in the government. Under the parliamentary act the Speaker must give time for this debate and a subsequent vote. The danger here is with the leader of the ERG saying he now has confidence in this government and the DUP saying its just a political game, I don't think Corbyn can get the numbers to win. My best guess is he will not go that far and will wait until w/c 14th Jan to see if Mays deal is voted down again (which I'm beginning to doubt will be, given some of the remarks in yesterdays debate). If it is, voted down, he could return for a second pop at No confidence, but I suspect he will wait and see how many people support a 'people's vote' in parliament.
Which makes the bloke look just as stupid, if not more stupid than the many twirps that have played their part in this whole shambles.
Yeah, gotta back up your threats . What's he scared of? Ducking a vote because you'll lose? Imagine that.
I've lost confidence that's for flipping sure. Absolute, total shambles.
And she doesn't have a clue about projected figures. Until anyone puts their signature on an actual figure as to what ANY economy will do next year then it's all just guesswork. As a financial advisor I don't look more than a year or 2 ahead.....so 15 is just ludicrous.
1) funny how only Leavers seem to struggle with grasping macroeconomic analysis.
2) the entire Leave argument is predicated on the assumption that once we leave, we will be billions of pounds a year worse off but after 20 or 30 years we will finally be turning a profit. You know, once we have struck all these great trade deals with Siam, Ceylon, Rhodesia, the West Indies, and our colonial brethren across the world. So if 15 years is ludicrous then think about how ridiculous the Brexiters sound when their colonial fantasies require foresight of more than 2 decades?
Today should be an interesting day, its reported that the government (Leader of the House) will not give any parliamentary time to have the No confidence vote in the PM. That leaves Corbyn the choice of not proceeding on this line or tabling a Vote of No confidence in the government. Under the parliamentary act the Speaker must give time for this debate and a subsequent vote. The danger here is with the leader of the ERG saying he now has confidence in this government and the DUP saying its just a political game, I don't think Corbyn can get the numbers to win. My best guess is he will not go that far and will wait until w/c 14th Jan to see if Mays deal is voted down again (which I'm beginning to doubt will be, given some of the remarks in yesterdays debate). If it is, voted down, he could return for a second pop at No confidence, but I suspect he will wait and see how many people support a 'people's vote' in parliament.
The Labour Party should be having a field day at the moment. Instead, it just looks pathetic
Today should be an interesting day, its reported that the government (Leader of the House) will not give any parliamentary time to have the No confidence vote in the PM. That leaves Corbyn the choice of not proceeding on this line or tabling a Vote of No confidence in the government. Under the parliamentary act the Speaker must give time for this debate and a subsequent vote. The danger here is with the leader of the ERG saying he now has confidence in this government and the DUP saying its just a political game, I don't think Corbyn can get the numbers to win. My best guess is he will not go that far and will wait until w/c 14th Jan to see if Mays deal is voted down again (which I'm beginning to doubt will be, given some of the remarks in yesterdays debate). If it is, voted down, he could return for a second pop at No confidence, but I suspect he will wait and see how many people support a 'people's vote' in parliament.
Which makes the bloke look just as stupid, if not more stupid than the many twirps that have played their part in this whole shambles.
Yeah, gotta back up your threats . What's he scared of? Ducking a vote because you'll lose? Imagine that.
I've lost confidence that's for flipping sure. Absolute, total shambles.
Yep fully agree, both party leaders and their respective camps are ducking votes, meanwhile we are hurtling towards Brexit with no deal or any chance of the people being asked if her deal is the one that they want. Made me smile yesterday when Rees-Mogg the major architect of the ERG stood up and said he had confidence in May, and proceeded to say that should we agree a peoples vote, we would have to agree a second independence vote for Scotland, one which this time I think would vote to 'leave' the UK. Seems to me this mess will only end when the UK leaves the EU and then Scotland and perhaps Wales will ask for an Independence vote, which if granted could see the UK being just England and perhaps NI?
It's a real backward step for the UK in terms of how others see us, when before we were seen as a model of progress and innovation and now we are becoming a byword for division, uncertainty and incompetence.
- racist incidents attributed to Remain campaigning: zero - murders attributed to Remain campaigning: zero - incitements to violence attributed to Remain campaigning: zero - number of Remainers referred to police for breaking electoral law: zero - number of illegal adverts on social media by Remain: zero - value of laundered money used for Remain campaigning: zero
So when someone says "both sides were as bad as each other", feel free to correct them.
Today should be an interesting day, its reported that the government (Leader of the House) will not give any parliamentary time to have the No confidence vote in the PM. That leaves Corbyn the choice of not proceeding on this line or tabling a Vote of No confidence in the government. Under the parliamentary act the Speaker must give time for this debate and a subsequent vote. The danger here is with the leader of the ERG saying he now has confidence in this government and the DUP saying its just a political game, I don't think Corbyn can get the numbers to win. My best guess is he will not go that far and will wait until w/c 14th Jan to see if Mays deal is voted down again (which I'm beginning to doubt will be, given some of the remarks in yesterdays debate). If it is, voted down, he could return for a second pop at No confidence, but I suspect he will wait and see how many people support a 'people's vote' in parliament.
Which makes the bloke look just as stupid, if not more stupid than the many twirps that have played their part in this whole shambles.
Yeah, gotta back up your threats . What's he scared of? Ducking a vote because you'll lose? Imagine that.
I've lost confidence that's for flipping sure. Absolute, total shambles.
Yep fully agree, both party leaders and their respective camps are ducking votes, meanwhile we are hurtling towards Brexit with no deal or any chance of the people being asked if her deal is the one that they want. Made me smile yesterday when Rees-Mogg the major architect of the ERG stood up and said he had confidence in May, and proceeded to say that should we agree a peoples vote, we would have to agree a second independence vote for Scotland, one which this time I think would vote to 'leave' the UK. Seems to me this mess will only end when the UK leaves the EU and then Scotland and perhaps Wales will ask for an Independence vote, which if granted could see the UK being just England and perhaps NI?
Wales voted for Brexit too, they can’t moan now.
I’m pretty convinced that Sturgeon will make her move on a second referendum the day after Brexit and she might well win this time despite a pretty poor domestic record.
I remember discussing the last Scottish Referendum with @Fiiish , might not be long before we have to resurrect that thread!
- racist incidents attributed to Remain campaigning: zero - murders attributed to Remain campaigning: zero - incitements to violence attributed to Remain campaigning: zero - number of Remainers referred to police for breaking electoral law: zero - number of illegal adverts on social media by Remain: zero - value of laundered money used for Remain campaigning: zero
So when someone says "both sides were as bad as each other", feel free to correct them.
Today should be an interesting day, its reported that the government (Leader of the House) will not give any parliamentary time to have the No confidence vote in the PM. That leaves Corbyn the choice of not proceeding on this line or tabling a Vote of No confidence in the government. Under the parliamentary act the Speaker must give time for this debate and a subsequent vote. The danger here is with the leader of the ERG saying he now has confidence in this government and the DUP saying its just a political game, I don't think Corbyn can get the numbers to win. My best guess is he will not go that far and will wait until w/c 14th Jan to see if Mays deal is voted down again (which I'm beginning to doubt will be, given some of the remarks in yesterdays debate). If it is, voted down, he could return for a second pop at No confidence, but I suspect he will wait and see how many people support a 'people's vote' in parliament.
Which makes the bloke look just as stupid, if not more stupid than the many twirps that have played their part in this whole shambles.
Yeah, gotta back up your threats . What's he scared of? Ducking a vote because you'll lose? Imagine that.
I've lost confidence that's for flipping sure. Absolute, total shambles.
Yep fully agree, both party leaders and their respective camps are ducking votes, meanwhile we are hurtling towards Brexit with no deal or any chance of the people being asked if her deal is the one that they want. Made me smile yesterday when Rees-Mogg the major architect of the ERG stood up and said he had confidence in May, and proceeded to say that should we agree a peoples vote, we would have to agree a second independence vote for Scotland, one which this time I think would vote to 'leave' the UK. Seems to me this mess will only end when the UK leaves the EU and then Scotland and perhaps Wales will ask for an Independence vote, which if granted could see the UK being just England and perhaps NI?
Wales voted for Brexit too, they can’t moan now.
I’m pretty convinced that Sturgeon will make her move on a second referendum the day after Brexit and she might well win this time despite a pretty poor domestic record.
I remember discussing the last Scottish Referendum with @Fiiish , might not be long before we have to resurrect that thread!
Today should be an interesting day, its reported that the government (Leader of the House) will not give any parliamentary time to have the No confidence vote in the PM. That leaves Corbyn the choice of not proceeding on this line or tabling a Vote of No confidence in the government. Under the parliamentary act the Speaker must give time for this debate and a subsequent vote. The danger here is with the leader of the ERG saying he now has confidence in this government and the DUP saying its just a political game, I don't think Corbyn can get the numbers to win. My best guess is he will not go that far and will wait until w/c 14th Jan to see if Mays deal is voted down again (which I'm beginning to doubt will be, given some of the remarks in yesterdays debate). If it is, voted down, he could return for a second pop at No confidence, but I suspect he will wait and see how many people support a 'people's vote' in parliament.
Which makes the bloke look just as stupid, if not more stupid than the many twirps that have played their part in this whole shambles.
Yeah, gotta back up your threats . What's he scared of? Ducking a vote because you'll lose? Imagine that.
I've lost confidence that's for flipping sure. Absolute, total shambles.
Yep fully agree, both party leaders and their respective camps are ducking votes, meanwhile we are hurtling towards Brexit with no deal or any chance of the people being asked if her deal is the one that they want. Made me smile yesterday when Rees-Mogg the major architect of the ERG stood up and said he had confidence in May, and proceeded to say that should we agree a peoples vote, we would have to agree a second independence vote for Scotland, one which this time I think would vote to 'leave' the UK. Seems to me this mess will only end when the UK leaves the EU and then Scotland and perhaps Wales will ask for an Independence vote, which if granted could see the UK being just England and perhaps NI?
Wales voted for Brexit too, they can’t moan now.
I’m pretty convinced that Sturgeon will make her move on a second referendum the day after Brexit and she might well win this time despite a pretty poor domestic record.
I remember discussing the last Scottish Referendum with @Fiiish , might not be long before we have to resurrect that thread!
Today should be an interesting day, its reported that the government (Leader of the House) will not give any parliamentary time to have the No confidence vote in the PM. That leaves Corbyn the choice of not proceeding on this line or tabling a Vote of No confidence in the government. Under the parliamentary act the Speaker must give time for this debate and a subsequent vote. The danger here is with the leader of the ERG saying he now has confidence in this government and the DUP saying its just a political game, I don't think Corbyn can get the numbers to win. My best guess is he will not go that far and will wait until w/c 14th Jan to see if Mays deal is voted down again (which I'm beginning to doubt will be, given some of the remarks in yesterdays debate). If it is, voted down, he could return for a second pop at No confidence, but I suspect he will wait and see how many people support a 'people's vote' in parliament.
Which makes the bloke look just as stupid, if not more stupid than the many twirps that have played their part in this whole shambles.
Yeah, gotta back up your threats . What's he scared of? Ducking a vote because you'll lose? Imagine that.
I've lost confidence that's for flipping sure. Absolute, total shambles.
Yep fully agree, both party leaders and their respective camps are ducking votes, meanwhile we are hurtling towards Brexit with no deal or any chance of the people being asked if her deal is the one that they want. Made me smile yesterday when Rees-Mogg the major architect of the ERG stood up and said he had confidence in May, and proceeded to say that should we agree a peoples vote, we would have to agree a second independence vote for Scotland, one which this time I think would vote to 'leave' the UK. Seems to me this mess will only end when the UK leaves the EU and then Scotland and perhaps Wales will ask for an Independence vote, which if granted could see the UK being just England and perhaps NI?
Wales voted for Brexit too, they can’t moan now.
I’m pretty convinced that Sturgeon will make her move on a second referendum the day after Brexit and she might well win this time despite a pretty poor domestic record.
I remember discussing the last Scottish Referendum with @Fiiish , might not be long before we have to resurrect that thread!
Scottish passport for me then.
Me too!
And me. Hopefully before I have to start carrying around one of those embarrassing blue ‘things’.
Never thought I'd say the words "thank god my grandmother was Welsh"... And I won't. They can suck it up along with the rest of the rest of us. It's what they wanted after all.
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I've lost confidence that's for flipping sure. Absolute, total shambles.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=aElme3WH0qE
2) the entire Leave argument is predicated on the assumption that once we leave, we will be billions of pounds a year worse off but after 20 or 30 years we will finally be turning a profit. You know, once we have struck all these great trade deals with Siam, Ceylon, Rhodesia, the West Indies, and our colonial brethren across the world. So if 15 years is ludicrous then think about how ridiculous the Brexiters sound when their colonial fantasies require foresight of more than 2 decades?
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/dec/17/netherlands-pm-rutte-uses-briains-brexit-chaos-as-cautionary-tale
It's a real backward step for the UK in terms of how others see us, when before we were seen as a model of progress and innovation and now we are becoming a byword for division, uncertainty and incompetence.
Get out of Brussels free visa. Do not pay the £7 entry fee upon entering
You’ve won 2nd prize in a constitutional law contest collect a blue passport
You’ve been directed to upgrade all of your national infrastructure at a cost of your sovereignty
I think it’s got legs
Just a reminder:
- racist incidents attributed to Remain campaigning: zero
- murders attributed to Remain campaigning: zero
- incitements to violence attributed to Remain campaigning: zero
- number of Remainers referred to police for breaking electoral law: zero
- number of illegal adverts on social media by Remain: zero
- value of laundered money used for Remain campaigning: zero
So when someone says "both sides were as bad as each other", feel free to correct them.
I’m pretty convinced that Sturgeon will make her move on a second referendum the day after Brexit and she might well win this time despite a pretty poor domestic record.
I remember discussing the last Scottish Referendum with @Fiiish , might not be long before we have to resurrect that thread!