Brexit - or Article 50: the Phoenix!

[patricks148]

Why do you spout garbage all the time? FTSE at record high and pound at a 12 month high.

looks like driving off a cliff edge isn't the thing to make the £ stronger, dropped again back to pre election levels.

 

[Foxholer]

Are you sure it wasn't more a bit of a litmus test for his own 'new' MPs (Speaker & HoC) to check he could get the new stuff through unhindered in the next 12 months?

Again...irrelevant!

And there's 'better' ways for him to get that message across!

 

[drdel]

Again...irrelevant!

And there's 'better' ways for him to get that message across!

Thanks for the rather unnecessarily arrogant put-down.

I assume you reply with 'Fact' or is it just your opinion. More constructive to the debate if you'd said what the 'better' ways were.

 

[harpo_72]

Who really cares? Let’s watch what happens instead of second guessing everything!

 

[Dando]

Who really cares? Let’s watch what happens instead of second guessing everything!

It’s a shame many on here didn’t do this as soon as the result was announced

 

[Old Skier]

AS others see the UK

https://twitter.com/x/status/1206634246187765760

No their not, you blew it when you said friend

 

[Deleted member 15344]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...ronment-climate-change-election-a9248611.html

Scaremongering or something to worry about?

 

[robinthehood]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...ronment-climate-change-election-a9248611.html

Scaremongering or something to worry about?

Of course we should be worried, but none of this should come as a surprise.

 

[SocketRocket]

Your Sig applies!

How (or even Why!) he did it is irrelevant; simply the fact that he did it demonstrates the 'PR only' nature such laws will now have!

No need for the sarcasm. Lets keep it adult.
Of course its not irrevelant, he did what he was forced to do by his oponents passing the Benn act, you cant honestly blame him for not carrying out his plan.

 

[PNWokingham]

Just terrible as opposed to absolutely terrible.
Sweet.

do us all a favour - have a view, express some evidence to back it but stop trolling

 

[Hobbit]

Reported last night, a comment by Michael Gove. The workers rights element of the WA “May be omitted in favour of a ‘home grown‘ policy.”

That’ll go down well, especially in the constituencies recently won from Labour.

 

[patricks148]

Reported last night, a comment by Michael Gove. The workers rights element of the WA “May be omitted in favour of a ‘home grown‘ policy.”

That’ll go down well, especially in the constituencies recently won from Labour.

I'd imagine by voting Tory workers rights were not high on the list, so it will make little difference....

 

[Hacker Khan]

looks like driving off a cliff edge isn't the thing to make the £ stronger, dropped again back to pre election levels.

I'm sure a few hedge funds made a packet buying or shorting the pound or whatever the hell they do. And as we know, that is the main priority.

 

[harpo_72]

I'm sure a few hedge funds made a packet buying or shorting the pound or whatever the hell they do. And as we know, that is the main priority.

I would tell them the management fee was covered then .. easy lifers

 

[Foxholer]

No need for the sarcasm. Lets keep it adult.
Of course its not irrevelant, he did what he was forced to do by his oponents passing the Benn act, you cant honestly blame him for not carrying out his plan.

It's irrelevant to the specific point I made, which you replied to!
I repeat...
How (or even Why!) he did it is irrelevant; simply the fact that he did it demonstrates the 'PR only' nature such laws will now have!

Of course, his action had relevance to what he was trying to achieve, but that's completely separate to the point I was making in the post you quoted!

 

[robinthehood]

It’s aimed at you too
This post is typical of the sort of remark we are clamping down on.

Please note

do us all a favour - have a view, express some evidence to back it but stop trolling

 

[Foxholer]

...
I assume you reply with 'Fact' or is it just your opinion...

I believe (so simply my opinion) that reminding them of the action he has taken against 'rebels' in the past would be the most effective method.

Btw (and completely unrelated to your post..). You don't seem to have fulfilled your (earning) potential as much as others in your 'trade' have! https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50834994

 

[Foxholer]

do us all a favour - have a view, express some evidence to back it but stop trolling

Why?

No-one else seems to!

 

[SocketRocket]

It's irrelevant to the specific point I made, which you replied to!
I repeat...
How (or even Why!) he did it is irrelevant; simply the fact that he did it demonstrates the 'PR only' nature such laws will now have!

Of course, his action had relevance to what he was trying to achieve, but that's completely separate to the point I was making in the post you quoted!

Thats a better reply.

 

[SocketRocket]

Reported last night, a comment by Michael Gove. The workers rights element of the WA “May be omitted in favour of a ‘home grown‘ policy.”

That’ll go down well, especially in the constituencies recently won from Labour.

Yes, it does seem like backtracking.