When tomorrow is not tomorrow...

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AtW replied

10 December 2018, 21:35
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

I'd vote for that!

You did
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AtW replied

10 December 2018, 21:35
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

It's a red, white and blue tomorrow. A tommorrow for all our futures. A tomorrow where Britain strides out proud into the unicorn wonderland.
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DimPrawn replied

10 December 2018, 21:34
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

It's a red, white and blue tomorrow. A tommorrow for all our futures. A tomorrow where Britain strides out proud into the unicorn wonderland.

I'd vote for that!
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sasguru replied

10 December 2018, 21:33
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Tomorrow.

It's a red, white and blue tomorrow. A tommorrow for all our futures. A tomorrow where Britain strides out proud into the unicorn wonderland.
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BR14 replied

10 December 2018, 21:27
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

Tomorrow means tomorrow.

Except when it doesn't
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AtW replied

10 December 2018, 21:26
“Downing Street said it would pull the vote formally at around 8pm tonight, when the Commons clerks call out the business to be debated. A government whip simply has to shout “tomorrow” for the business to be deferred indefinitely; No 10 said the procedure was a standard one used all the time.“

So why can’t they say to the esteemed Brexit voters that Brexit will happen tomorrow?
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WTFH replied

10 December 2018, 21:21
Tomorrow means tomorrow.
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AtW replied

10 December 2018, 21:21
The Edge of Tomorrow 2: Brexit

May is reprising role of Tom Cruise trying to deliver Brexit against all odds with evil EUnvaders changing the time to frustrate her, must be seen to believe...
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Old Greg replied

10 December 2018, 21:19
Originally posted by AtW View Post

When?

Tomorrow.
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AtW replied

10 December 2018, 21:13
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Looks like there may be an emergency debate.

When?
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Old Greg replied

10 December 2018, 21:03
Originally posted by AtW View Post

“One point Leadsom continues to make at the dispatch box – and which bears some explanation – is that the parliamentary procedure by which the Brexit debate will be deferred involves a government minister calling out “tomorrow” when asked when it should start.

In parliamentary procedure, she tells MPs, that does not literally mean tomorrow. It means: ‘At some point in the future’.”

May roundly condemned by MPs after delaying Brexit vote to seek fresh backstop assurances – Politics live | Politics | The Guardian

Looks like there may be an emergency debate.
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AtW started a topic When tomorrow is not tomorrow...

10 December 2018, 21:02
When tomorrow is not tomorrow...

“One point Leadsom continues to make at the dispatch box – and which bears some explanation – is that the parliamentary procedure by which the Brexit debate will be deferred involves a government minister calling out “tomorrow” when asked when it should start.

In parliamentary procedure, she tells MPs, that does not literally mean tomorrow. It means: ‘At some point in the future’.”

May roundly condemned by MPs after delaying Brexit vote to seek fresh backstop assurances – Politics live | Politics | The Guardian
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