| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit 10:22 - Nov 3 with 9270 views | raynor94 |
Government loses article 50 court case, now has to go to a Parliamentary debate and vote |  |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 10:23 - Nov 3 with 2621 views | monmouth |
No mun, 51.6% of those that voted have spoken. |  |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 10:26 - Nov 3 with 2616 views | Lord_Bony |
Makes a mockery of why the people of the UK went to so much trouble to vote. |  |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 10:30 - Nov 3 with 2605 views | epaul |
As much as I am enjoying this MP's will eventually vote for it |  |
| The hair and the beard have gone I am now conforming to society, tis a sad day
The b*stards are coming back though |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:06 - Nov 3 with 2553 views | father_jack |
it will be the end of democracy if they dont honour it. |  |
| DRINK, FECK, GIRRRRLLSSS! |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:09 - Nov 3 with 2544 views | sherpajacob |
Those who wish to remain have every right to lobby their MP.
If the 48% of those who voted equates to 50.1% of MP's , that's how our parliamentary democracy works.
Glad to see the court has upheld parliamentary sovereignty and democracy, and not given in to a demagogue unelected Prime Minister. |  |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:11 - Nov 3 with 2541 views | Highjack |
Yes interesting times ahead. It's not the end, just a delaying tactic. |  |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:22 - Nov 3 with 2512 views | epaul |
Although the referendum was advisory not mandatory | |
| The hair and the beard have gone I am now conforming to society, tis a sad day
The b*stards are coming back though |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:23 - Nov 3 with 2512 views | longlostjack |
Damn. I was hoping for the pound to fall further and make my visits even cheaper. Pesky lawyers and parliamentarians. General Election soon no doubt. |  |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:27 - Nov 3 with 2496 views | WarwickHunt |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:06 - Nov 3 by father_jack |
it will be the end of democracy if they dont honour it. |
We have an elected Parliament for this sort of thing. |  | | |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:30 - Nov 3 with 2480 views | the_oracle |
Petrol rising at its fastest rate for three years, inflation forecast at 4%, prices expected to be up by 10% this time next year, the pound crashing ( already cost me £150 more for this years holiday), deals made with Japanese car firm to keep them here, which we wouldn't have needed to do if we voted in . But we will keep out a few pesky Poles and stop them stealing our jobs, so all good then. |  | | |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:33 - Nov 3 with 2470 views | Kilkennyjack |
Excellent news. The case is very clear and the outcome was entirely obvious to all.
Of course it will happen, sadly, but not with unelected Theresa simply acting as she feels fit. Especially with the bunch of idiots involved like Davis, Boris, and Fox. You would not trust that lot with your shopping mun.
Lets be having you Theresa, man up and make the case for the sort of Brexit that is 'best', ie least worst, for us poor dabs.
Power to all the people. |  |
| Beware of the Risen People
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:34 - Nov 3 with 2467 views | trampie |
The will of the people should come first before the will of Parliament and the Lords. |  |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:41 - Nov 3 with 2455 views | Highjack |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:27 - Nov 3 by WarwickHunt |
We have an elected Parliament for this sort of thing. |
Yep, and the disconnect between them and the constituents they pretend to represent is wider than it has been in centuries.
Take the towns of Burnley and Rotherham. Both voted to leave with a near 70% of the vote, yet their Labour MP's are still passionately campaigning to have the result overturned.
We are reaching a pivotal moment. | |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:42 - Nov 3 with 2451 views | Highjack |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:33 - Nov 3 by Kilkennyjack |
Excellent news. The case is very clear and the outcome was entirely obvious to all.
Of course it will happen, sadly, but not with unelected Theresa simply acting as she feels fit. Especially with the bunch of idiots involved like Davis, Boris, and Fox. You would not trust that lot with your shopping mun.
Lets be having you Theresa, man up and make the case for the sort of Brexit that is 'best', ie least worst, for us poor dabs.
Power to all the people. |
How many times? We do not and have never elected a Prime Minister in this country. | |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:42 - Nov 3 with 2451 views | Lohengrin |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:27 - Nov 3 by WarwickHunt |
We have an elected Parliament for this sort of thing. |
Not in its present form and not for too much longer, I fancy. |  |
| An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it. |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:43 - Nov 3 with 2443 views | CambJack |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 10:26 - Nov 3 by Lord_Bony |
Makes a mockery of why the people of the UK went to so much trouble to vote. |
A lot of those voters didn't know what they were voting for on both sides, but that's another 20 pager |  | | |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:45 - Nov 3 with 2431 views | Highjack |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:43 - Nov 3 by CambJack |
A lot of those voters didn't know what they were voting for on both sides, but that's another 20 pager |
Have they ever, on any vote? | |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:48 - Nov 3 with 2418 views | sherpajacob |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:42 - Nov 3 by Highjack |
How many times? We do not and have never elected a Prime Minister in this country. |
Which is why decisions of this magnitude must be taken by parliament. | |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:49 - Nov 3 with 2418 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:41 - Nov 3 by Highjack |
Yep, and the disconnect between them and the constituents they pretend to represent is wider than it has been in centuries.
Take the towns of Burnley and Rotherham. Both voted to leave with a near 70% of the vote, yet their Labour MP's are still passionately campaigning to have the result overturned.
We are reaching a pivotal moment. |
No we are not.
The people were duped by Boris and his bus promise. Did we ever get that money for the NHS btw?
The MPs saw through the lies and deceit - and knew it would be hugely damaging for most people. Except Boris and his gang of course. So the MPs did exactly the right thing and led by example.
This is not a game.
It will mean less money for schools, hospitals, and social security, less jobs, less opportunity for the young. Shameful for the likes of Boris who knew the risks and did not give a damn. He cares about himself alright though. | |
| Beware of the Risen People
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:53 - Nov 3 with 2400 views | Highjack |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:49 - Nov 3 by Kilkennyjack |
No we are not.
The people were duped by Boris and his bus promise. Did we ever get that money for the NHS btw?
The MPs saw through the lies and deceit - and knew it would be hugely damaging for most people. Except Boris and his gang of course. So the MPs did exactly the right thing and led by example.
This is not a game.
It will mean less money for schools, hospitals, and social security, less jobs, less opportunity for the young. Shameful for the likes of Boris who knew the risks and did not give a damn. He cares about himself alright though. |
Ask the young in Greece, Spain and Italy about the opportunities the EU are giving them, I suggest you would get a very short answer that includes the word "off". | |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:59 - Nov 3 with 2383 views | Lohengrin |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:45 - Nov 3 by Highjack |
Have they ever, on any vote? |
Not a chance, no amount of wishful thinking can change that. | |
| An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it. |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 12:11 - Nov 3 with 2344 views | Clinton |
Well, whether we eventually leave or not, at least the referendum had the effect of removing those pusillanimous, upper middle class, privately educated, toffee-nosed prats Cameron and Osborne.
For that we should be grateful.
Cameron showed his true lack of mettle by resigning his parliamentary seat. Just shows his lack of grit that he has gone off, presumably, to try something else. |  |
| If you can fill the unforgiving minute.
With sixty seconds' worth of distance run,
Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it,
And - which is more - you'll be a Man, my son! |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 12:12 - Nov 3 with 2342 views | Lord_Bony |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:48 - Nov 3 by sherpajacob |
Which is why decisions of this magnitude must be taken by parliament. |
There is no need for a parliamentary vote to leave.. The question was put to the British people...they voted for Brexit that was fair...through an Act of Parliament.
The question was put to the British people and they voted to leave the EU.
To put this now to Parliament to decide whether or not to see it through makes a mockery of our democracy when the people have already spoken...
even if I voted remain I would be outraged at this.
Our democracy is being usurped by an elite group of intellectuals in the legal system who have found some loophole or other to exploit to ensure the final decision is more likely to go their way and remain.
Its not right people. This could now go on for years instead of triggering it in March. | |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 12:18 - Nov 3 with 2316 views | Clinton |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 11:27 - Nov 3 by WarwickHunt |
We have an elected Parliament for this sort of thing. |
Would the Lords also have to pass any Bill repealing the 1972 European Communities Act ?
Dont recall the Lords being elected, in fact a lot of them have been chucked out, or retired as MPs somewhere along the way. | |
| If you can fill the unforgiving minute.
With sixty seconds' worth of distance run,
Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it,
And - which is more - you'll be a Man, my son! |
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| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 12:20 - Nov 3 with 2307 views | Morfa_Same |
| Is this the beginning of the end of Brexit on 12:11 - Nov 3 by Clinton |
Well, whether we eventually leave or not, at least the referendum had the effect of removing those pusillanimous, upper middle class, privately educated, toffee-nosed prats Cameron and Osborne.
For that we should be grateful.
Cameron showed his true lack of mettle by resigning his parliamentary seat. Just shows his lack of grit that he has gone off, presumably, to try something else. |
Cameron and Osbourne, although I never voted for them, were several orders of magnitude preferable to the rabble we have in charge now. |  | | |
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