[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[VectraMan]

Haven't you seen that the Lib Dems are going to rally all their MPs and block it?

Both of them?

So the government trigger Article 50 without Parliament, and the next day Parliament revokes it because they haven't had their say (as approved by the Supreme Court no less). Great.

[SueEllen]

Both of them?

That's mean they have 8 MPs.

So the government trigger Article 50 without Parliament, and the next day Parliament revokes it because they haven't had their say (as approved by the Supreme Court no less). Great.

Parliament isn't allowed to revoke Treaties that's for the government as approved by the Supreme Court.

However to ensure due process as approved by the Supreme Court the government has to consult with parliament in a bill before they evoke article 50.

[jamesbrown]

indeed

... and the Labour MP's

Labour could block Brexit by voting against Article 50 over single market demands, Jeremy Corbyn says | The Independent

Er, they took three different positions in two days, and that wasn't the last one. Their latest position is unconditional support, after a bit of "scrutiny" (read: whining at the dispatch box)

[Mordac]

Both of them?

So the government trigger Article 50 without Parliament, and the next day Parliament revokes it because they haven't had their say (as approved by the Supreme Court no less). Great.

It's 8 actually. I had to check though. Defying the will of the electorate is not exactly a genius strategy when it comes to building a party up from f-all to something hopefully respectable, but who are we to complain. Just laugh at the silly feckers, and enjoy.

[shaunbhoy]

Depends on the bulltulip leading up. Most EU nationals voted in as they knew we'd remain in the EU. That's not certain.

So the request for a "simple yes or no" went unheeded.

[scooterscot]

So the request for a "simple yes or no" went unheeded.

He's like, what makes quantum gravity and special relativity the same. A yes or no answer will do.

Do you ever noticed thick people stick to you like a fly to a steaming turd? There's a reason for that.

[Mordac]

He's like, what's make quantum gravity and special relativity the same. A yes or no answer will do.

Do you ever noticed thick people stick to you like a fly to a steaming turd? There's a reason for that.

When you phrase it as badly as that, even Einstein would have struggled.

[scooterscot]

When you phrase it as badly as that, even Einstein would have struggled.

Good.

[Mordac]

Good.

So you're admitting you're an illiterate moron? At least we've cleared up that burning non-question.

[shaunbhoy]

He's like, what makes quantum gravity and special relativity the same. A yes or no answer will do.

I outlined a straightforward scenario for you. The question was whether or not you agreed with it being democratic. For most people this would have been easy to answer. Either Yes, or No. Seemingly, for you, that proved to be too difficult.

Do you ever noticed thick people stick to me like a fly to a steaming turd? There's a reason for that.

Yes, everyone had noticed, but thanks for the clarification.