Atilla
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Based on . . .
Fake news or more like yesterday's news. Sky hasn't fallen in.
Global economies running on air propped up by CBs and BoE, Trump hype and so forth.
Based on . . .
. . . My own fair, objective and unbiased assessment of news reports and media debates etc.Based on . . .
First time I've seen a decent Labour opposition in Parliament.
That is meant to be ironic, ISN'T IT ? Please, please say it is
First time I've seen a decent Labour opposition in Parliament.
Atilla, Me Old China: I was just starting to think of you as an extremely well-informed person of impeccable judgement who critically scans all the facts and comes to a Spock-like logical conclusion. I can accept that once in a while you might get it wrong eg. your propensity to being a Remainer (some of the finest minds on Earth once thought that it was flat) – but that quote of yours above is surely beyond the pale. I can only think that somebody slipped something into your morning cuppa
That may be true in theory Atilla, but it doesn't apply in practice. Every MP in the land knows it would be political suicide to go against the will of the democratic majority that they are elected to serve. Therefore, they'll vote accordingly. The whole court case brought by Gina Miller & Co has just been an expensive and time wasting charade that changes nothing viz a viz the referendum, Article 50 and Brexit in general.
Tim.
Nah, Brexit is the expensive charade, Tim .
It won't change Brexit (more's the pity) but it is important constitutionally to re-enforce the sovereignty of parliament.
British pound is doomed
I wouldn't count your chickens just yet Atilla if I were you. My guess is that it won't expand very much on the detail of her speech last Tuesday, but it will enable her to say 'you wanted a white paper, I've given you a white paper, now shut up and let us get on with the business of delivering the outcome (because gawd knows we're all sick to death with judicial 'process') that the British people voted for last June' - or words to that effect. All those MPs who are now so triumphant about what they are claiming is a U-turn by TM on the White Paper are, I suspect, going to be oh so disappointed when they read it's content!The government will publish a so-called white paper to allow proper debate of the strategy May outlined in a speech last week, the premier told lawmakers in Parliament on Wednesday.[/I]
Yay!
I wouldn't count your chickens just yet Atilla if I were you. My guess is that it won't expand very much on the detail of her speech last Tuesday, but it will enable her to say 'you wanted a white paper, I've given you a white paper, now shut up and let us get on with the business of delivering the outcome (because gawd knows we're all sick to death with judicial 'process') that the British people voted for last June' - or words to that effect. All those MPs who are now so triumphant about what they are claiming is a U-turn by TM on the White Paper are, I suspect, going to be oh so disappointed when they read it's content!
Tim.
Sounds like you're skating on a thin sheet of what's termed - contempt of court. :whistling
Never heard TM tell anyone to shut up!
I wonder if you'll have the attention span to read a white paper and reach any informed conclusions. Not like staring at a blank canvass I can tell you.
Ken Clarke lost his marbles a long time ago when he recommended the Euro.May Gives In to U.K. Lawmakers’ Demands to Publish Brexit Plan
Woman finally sees sense and does as she's told.
All very fine barking mad about our sovereignty and then play silly buggers. Can you believe, Davies said in the house of commons that her 6000 worded speech last week was sufficient outline of Government objectives. His another wannabeeee power mad politician who'll not come to much.
I do like old Kenneth though. One of the last, old and wise men left in the Tory imho.
U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May said she’ll publish her plan for Brexit, giving in to demands from lawmakers seeking greater scrutiny in Parliament.
The government will publish a so-called white paper to allow proper debate of the strategy May outlined in a speech last week, the premier told lawmakers in Parliament on Wednesday.
Yay!
Seems to be a lot of unhatched chicken counting on both sides, each of which derides the other with lots of lols as though it's all settled. But this process will take months, if not years, and the outcome is anything but settled.
Pay close attention to what's going on in the US, Denmark, France, Austria, Italy, and Germany, at the least (not to mention the Far East).