Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

[ger147]

So what are they going to do if they all go back to Parliament tomorrow ?
They already passed the bills about the process should there be No Deal before 19 October.
And they all planned to be away at the conferences for 3 weeks now anyway.

It's Wednesday tomorrow so first up at 12pm is Questions to the Prime Minister. Should be a good laugh, the queue to have a kick at Boris will be right round the block...

 

[Kellfire]

It's Wednesday tomorrow so first up at 12pm is Questions to the Prime Minister. Should be a good laugh, the queue to have a kick at Boris will be right round the block...

They’ve said there’ll be no PM’s questions tomorrow unless something has changed in the last hour or so.

 

[ger147]

They’ve said there’ll be no PM’s questions tomorrow unless something has changed in the last hour or so.

I didn't see what the Speaker had said about it, just assumed it would be Wednesday business as usual.

No doubt an emergency debate will be called, will be interesting to see of Boris turns up or stays in the USA.

 

[Kellfire]

I didn't see what the Speaker had said about it, just assumed it would be Wednesday business as usual.

No doubt an emergency debate will be called, will be interesting to see of Boris turns up or stays in the USA.

Maybe he’ll claim political asylum over there.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1176431923100618754

 

[oxymoron]

Goodness me, you seem to be lacking a serious amount of facts in that comment.

UK Supreme Court judgement ….Scottish Courts 11 English Courts 0.
UK Parliament takes back control.
You lost, get over it.

Oh the irony of that statement on this thread , lets add a few things , Scottish independence,,lost -get over it , remain in the EU ,, lost -get over it

 

[Dellboy]

On Friday the opposition parties can propose a vote of no confidence in LBJ's failed minority government without any fear of LBJ cheating so he can get a no deal Brexit through on 31st Oct..
25 working days rule before calling date for an election.

They can call a vote of no Confidence tomorrow and have a vote on Thursday,

The Commons then has 14 days to pass a motion of confidence in either Mr Johnson's government or a new alternative administration.

If it fails to do so, power falls to Mr Johnson to set the date for a general election.
which he could call it so we leave with no deal and no sitting Parliament

 

[Robster59]

You’re missing out a hell of a lot to jump to Labour, ie, the next tory PM called an election and severley weakened her position, then went on a 2 year negotiation without talking to virtually anybody, split her own party, failed to get her party to back her deal, then run away.

I'm not taking the blame off the conservatives but the Labour party did virtually nothing to support the Remain vote. And I'm not saying this as a conservative as I'm a life-long Labour supporter, or have been till Corbyn became leader. Now I have no faith in him as a leader of a country, neither do I in Boris.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

I'm not taking the blame off the conservatives but the Labour party did virtually nothing to support the Remain vote. And I'm not saying this as a conservative as I'm a life-long Labour supporter, or have been till Corbyn became leader. Now I have no faith in him as a leader of a country, neither do I in Boris.

I see what you mean, I voted to Leave, but had nothing to do with Party Politics, people should of made up their own mind rather than expecting the party they support telling them.
Part of the issue was also in the past people like Corbyn was anti-EU.
Agree with your sentiments on Corbyn, same for me.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

Oh the irony of that statement on this thread , lets add a few things , Scottish independence,,lost -get over it , remain in the EU ,, lost -get over it

Bad loser eh.
Dry your eyes mate.

 

[SocketRocket]

tories in control since 2010, but let’s blame everybody else.

You see everything as an attack on Labour Most of the MPs creating this mess are turfed out Conservatives. In saying that Labour are a joke party these days, just look at the antics this last week

 

[SocketRocket]

Bad loser eh.
Dry your eyes mate.

Thats right, the smell of sour grapes are bringing tears to his eyes.

 

[Taz]

Kuensberg

1. Cabinet call at about 6pm tonight before PM flies back from NY to face the music in Parliament tomorrow 2. Different views in govt over what to do next - one Cabinet minister says nothing changes with strategy, unless Labour force confidence vote tomorrow - another says govt needs now to 'kill of no deal' - 'PM has lost complete control of the process' 3. Johnson statement signals displeasure but doesn't really change v much - will a more radical response emerge later on? . Meanwhile rebel alliance + opposition leaders talking + wondering what to do next - as ever, sticking point for them is they agree leaving without a deal is madness, beyond they don't agree on that much - so while they are likely to take control in Parliament tmrw, to do what?

 

[SocketRocket]

Kuensberg

they are likely to take control in Parliament tmrw, to do what?

Frustrate Brexit in any possible way they can.

 

[Deleted member 16999]

You see everything as an attack on Labour Most of the MPs creating this mess are turfed out Conservatives. In saying that Labour are a joke party these days, just look at the antics this last week

No, I see everything as an attack on the opposition and a complete and utter failure from tories to take any responsibility for their parties actions.

As for saying Labour are being the joke party you really need to look closer to home.

 

[SocketRocket]

No, I see everything as an attack on the opposition and a complete and utter failure from tories to take any responsibility for their parties actions.

As for saying Labour are being the joke party you really need to look closer to home.

You just don't get it, or you dont want to. THEY ARE ALL A JOKE, all of them, even your sacred labour.

I dont have any MPs at Home

 

[Deleted member 16999]

You just don't get it, or you dont want to. THEY ARE ALL A JOKE, all of them, even your sacred labour.

I dont have any MPs at Home

You really do have trouble remembering things, just for you as you seem a little distressed at the moment.
I don’t like Corbyn, it’s not the same Labour Party I grew up with, the current Labour Party is a mess.

For all you say, your way of defending this Government is to blame everyone else, you can’t, there’s only been one Party in charge since 2010, they are the ones who should be in control, they have dropped the ball and created the mess.

Every Country needs a valid and strong opposition to make a Government accountable, the tories are in a mess because of their own doing, NOT because the opposition are rubbish.

 

[clubchamp98]

you said every decision in the house can be challenged, this wasn't a dec of the HOC it was the PM ignoring the law.

Isn’t he advised by the attorney general though.
It wasn’t against the law until the judges decided it was this morning.
That shows how crap his legal team are to put him in that position.

But I can see future decisions in the house being challenged now we know the courts are in charge.
He did declare the pro rouge of the Hoc in the house as I remember.

 

[Deleted member 1147]

Frustrate Brexit in any possible way they can.

We can but hope

 

[Taz]

Isn’t he advised by the attorney general though.
It wasn’t against the law until the judges decided it was this morning.
That shows how crap his legal team are to put him in that position.

But I can see future decisions in the house being challenged now we know the courts are in charge.
He did declare the pro rouge of the Hoc in the house as I remember.

A quick reminder: Geoffrey Cox assured colleagues in wake of Boris Johnson's decision to prorogue Parliament was all legal and above board The Attorney General told a Cabinet conference call that in his opinion there was 'nothing unlawful and unconstitutional' about it