Off Topic EU deabte. Which way are you voting ?

That's what custard said. Which is why I quizzed him on it.

 

And you are an authority on this how ?

 

Stop adding these qualifiers to lend more substance to your original argument. There is a constitution, it is not written and might never be. Your original statement and subsequent argument was false, just as the subsequent insults only served to make you look the **** you clearly are.

Is there a written, or codifyed UK Constitution, then the answer is no, not as yet. But I gave you that at the very beginning.

 

Yes, that's right but I doubt they will overturn anything agreed by the European Council.

 

I'll look forward to coming back here to read you stating the bloody obvious and claiming to be an expert. How are the markets now, any signs of recovery ...

... we know it will take time, but any early relief?

 

It's just common sense. He's not going to be chancellor in 2/3 months time and there wont be a budget until after he's gone.

 

I'm not sure what point you've tried to make in this mini-exchange. I didn't say that Boris would be going to negotiate with the MEPs and you agree that they will have to sign off any agreement. You seem to have had a disagreement with yourself.

 

Depends what you qualify as relief? Bank stocks are only down 20%, airline stocks are only down 25% and property stocks are only down 30%!

 

I agree that he's a bit of a sitting duck now, especially after his own MPs said they'd vote down his post brexit budget. Is also go further though and say that the whole position of the govt is untenable now. Hence I think the best / most democratic way to choose who should take us forward is to allow the electorate to have a general election.

 

You were making out that Boris would negotiate with the MEP but he wont. He has no reason to meet them.

 

Okay, sorry, I misunderstood. I might tend to agree with your reasoning as to his motive, but it does not change the fact it was there and elected in. Come to think of it, just how much of a clamour was there pre-vote about the referendum? I don't recall mass indignation and lots of woe - was it because the Remainers took a win for granted?

 

The PM has resigned. Conservative Party will elect a new leader and PM - business as usually. No need to panic.

 

I just don't think it was a pressing issue for the electorate, hence no mass indignation about it being in the Tory manifesto.

 

Will you be saying the same if they elect Boris ?

 

They will recover, others have. I would actually expect that once everything is done and dusted the housing/construction sector will be stronger, the banks will do what banks do and airlines will take off again.

 

Yes.

 

I'm not going to keep responding to idiots who ask the same questions over and over agsin, maybe expecting different answers.

I Have tried to provide input on what I know about - the markets. Pretty much all I expected has come to pass. The future will be very volatile, as it is now.

Unlike you, who are apparently an 'expert' on everything, I try to stick to what I know about.

My opinion hasn't changed. As you're one of the ones who helped break,it, you now have bought it. You sort it out!..

 

It would seem like it should have been, according to some.

 

Salt levels reaching critical mass!

 

Can you see the size of manifestos that some would prefer:
"If this happens then that ... if the other happens then something else"
Give us broad ideas and then if you get voted in just govern!