Well done you can get it cheaper.Where do you get your information from?
Not half as cheap as I can get it now!
lets hope you pass that onto your customers as well.Off Topic The Politics Thread
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lets hope you pass that onto your customers as well.
Take mad Anna her constituancy voted to leave, like Ken Clark's and they won't respect the wishes of the people they represent. Ellers those are your exact words
eer no, you respect the result of the referendum. Redwood was elected when Blair was PM does that mean we should not respect the result?actually
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Congratulations Ellers, I’m a bit jet lagged, but that response has left me gobsmacked. I’ll find a British Parliamentary Democracy for Dummies guide for you.
As I’ve said before on here, if you think a disastrous mistake has been made, even with the backing of a majority in a referendum, the most patriotic thing you can do is fight it. Clarke and Soubry are doing what they believe is their duty. They might be mistaken, they certainly know it puts their future as MPs at risk (hopefully Mogg and Redwood are in the same boat given that they have sold out their constituents according to your interpretation of our system), they clearly have immense courage in their convictions (how easy would it have been to roll over and say nothing?) and their right to do what they are doing must be respected.
Keeps you in the game if you canWell done you can get it cheaper.
You are supposed to be in Dallas?
As far as I am concerned you must respect the result. are you saying different? All JRM and Redwood are doing is respecting the result of the referendum. Redwood says that all the time. If the people here don't like that, then they can vote out at the next election.
However Mad Anna and Clark are not only not respecting the result they are not respecting their constituents as well. They will both be gone at the next election so I guess they don't care now.
Saying that if May betrays the result I see a lot of tories losing seats.
Sadly bob I think you need to stick to your plasterboard posts.JRM is not respecting his either, neither is Redwood.
Stroller plenty of sites explaining it.... however as I am in a good mood I will attach something. Sorry it's the remoaner Guardian though.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...omise-everything-you-need-to-know-brexit-vote
I am in Dallas. It’s 5.00pm in the afternoon and they have the Internet in the USA. Though my sanity must be questioned if I spend a few minutes between meetings looking at this thread.
Back to work over a beer now.
Yes it does
“provides for exit from the EU on time with a new backstop, which would be acceptable indefinitely, but which incentivises us all to reach a new future relationship. It ensures there is no need for a hard border with Ireland.”
Although Lisa Nandy has just said on QT that the EU has already rejected it (which I had not heard).
Yes, and compromising on a Customs Union would be respecting the referendum result too, so I guess Corbyn is right as well.
Anyway, back to the point, what is the new backstop?