Brexit - What Now.

[Cataplana]

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https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/...20190909188853

Looks like I'm going to have to cancel that holiday at Sainsbury's this year.

Can things get any worse?

[Peevemor]

Excellent!

[Northernhibee]

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Excellent!

The blonde bombsite out-thought again.

[Peevemor]

Grieve motion passed.

[Northernhibee]

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Grieve motion passed.

Well, that'll be fascinating and terrifying. Glad we started stockpiling early.

[Callum_62]

This will be very very interesting

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[Moulin Yarns]

DeltaPoll - 2019-09-07
Con: 31%
Lab: 28%
LDem: 17%
BRX: 13%
SNP: 5%
Grn: 4%
UKIP: 1%
PC: 0.5%
CHUK: 0%

Flavible Projection
Con: 299 (-19)
Lab: 233 (-29)
SNP: 54 (+19)
LDem: 41 (+29)
PC: 3 (-1)
BRX: 1 (+1)
Grn: 1 (-)
Changes w/ 2017
https://t.co/vtKeXb1IkN

[Callum_62]

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DeltaPoll - 2019-09-07
Con: 31%
Lab: 28%
LDem: 17%
BRX: 13%
SNP: 5%
Grn: 4%
UKIP: 1%
PC: 0.5%
CHUK: 0%

Flavible Projection
Con: 299 (-19)
Lab: 233 (-29)
SNP: 54 (+19)
LDem: 41 (+29)
PC: 3 (-1)
BRX: 1 (+1)
Grn: 1 (-)
Changes w/ 2017
https://t.co/vtKeXb1IkN

A lab, SNP, lib Dems are comfortable winners with that poll

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[The Harp Awakes]

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DeltaPoll - 2019-09-07
Con: 31%
Lab: 28%
LDem: 17%
BRX: 13%
SNP: 5%
Grn: 4%
UKIP: 1%
PC: 0.5%
CHUK: 0%

Flavible Projection
Con: 299 (-19)
Lab: 233 (-29)
SNP: 54 (+19)
LDem: 41 (+29)
PC: 3 (-1)
BRX: 1 (+1)
Grn: 1 (-)
Changes w/ 2017
https://t.co/vtKeXb1IkN

In normal political times that result would generate a Con/Lib coalition Government but no chance in the current climate.

A Labour/LD/SNP coalition would also seem unlikely unless Corbyn resigned, as the LDs wouldn't work with Corbyn. Also couldn't see the LDs and the SNP as bedfellows.

If Labour managed to get a few more seats in England at the tories expense then a Labour/SNP get together could be on the cards, probably a supply and demand arrangement with indyref2 being a bargaining chip.

[GORDONSMITH7]

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In normal political times that result would generate a Con/Lib coalition Government but no chance in the current climate.

A Labour/LD/SNP coalition would also seem unlikely unless Corbyn resigned, as the LDs wouldn't work with Corbyn. Also couldn't see the LDs and the SNP as bedfellows.

If Labour managed to get a few more seats in England at the tories expense then a Labour/SNP get together could be on the cards, probably a supply and demand arrangement with indyref2 being a bargaining chip.

Boris ****ed again. Splendid.

BIG G

[GORDONSMITH7]

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Boris ****ed again. Splendid.

BIG G

Boris on feet talking utter *****.

BIG G

[Colr]

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In normal political times that result would generate a Con/Lib coalition Government but no chance in the current climate.

A Labour/LD/SNP coalition would also seem unlikely unless Corbyn resigned, as the LDs wouldn't work with Corbyn. Also couldn't see the LDs and the SNP as bedfellows.

If Labour managed to get a few more seats in England at the tories expense then a Labour/SNP get together could be on the cards, probably a supply and demand arrangement with indyref2 being a bargaining chip.

Libs have said they wouldn't form a coalition with anyone but would vite issue by issue. I’d be surprised if the SNP didn’t tske the same stance.

Therefore, minority administrations all round until one of the main parties elects a leader who is plausible!!

[GORDONSMITH7]

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Libs have said they wouldn't form a coalition with anyone but would vite issue by issue. I’d be surprised if the SNP didn’t tske the same stance.

Therefore, minority administrations all round until one of the main parties elects a leader who is plausible!!

Disnae stop the Tory Lite Barstewards, with their Tory coalition partners, introducing Austerity measures,including Cabinet member, the hopeless Jo Swinton battering workers and their families,disabled and the most vulnerable in society. Total Tory lite winkers .

BIG G

[Fife-Hibee]

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In normal political times that result would generate a Con/Lib coalition Government but no chance in the current climate.

I think quite a number of people are going to be left shocked....... again.

[Cataplana]

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A lab, SNP, lib Dems are comfortable winners with that poll

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Labour are going to lose 29 seats though.

[Callum_62]

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Labour are going to lose 29 seats though.

Doesn't really matter if we end up with a coalition of chaos

Imagine how much more chaotic that would've been than the sedate, pragmatic, forward planning Govt we ended up with

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[Cataplana]

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Doesn't really matter if we end up with a coalition of chaos

Imagine how much more chaotic that would've been than the sedate, pragmatic, forward planning Govt we ended up with

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I see what you mean, and in Newspeak a loss of 29 seats is indeed a victory.

[Callum_62]

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I see what you mean, and in Newspeak a loss of 29 seats is indeed a victory.

Forming a government is the only victory really

Beit a majority or a minority one

I'm not a Labour voter but its anyone bar the tories for me

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[Cataplana]

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Forming a government is the only victory really

Beit a majority or a minority one

I'm not a Labour voter but its anyone bar the tories for me

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It's definitely a defeat for the Tories.

[Hibernia&Alba]

The release of the Yellow Hammer communications and the prorogation documents (well done Dominic Grieve) will be very interesting. If they show that Bozo and his pals have suspended parliament to prevent Brexit scrutiny, rather than their claim of Queen's Speech preparation, it will be shown that Bozo and his ministers misled parliament; and it will have been in vain, as the bill to prevent a no deal Brexit has already passed, meaning it's an issue of whether Bozo will obey the law in the event of no deal. Seven weeks until the Brexit date, yet Bozo suspends parliament for five. A November general election looks certain now.

[G B Young]

Good riddance to Parliament for another few weeks. Even one week of all those torn faces recycling the same arguments over and over again in order to go precisely nowhere was more than enough for now.

[Callum_62]

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Good riddance to Parliament for another few weeks. Even one week of all those torn faces recycling the same arguments over and over again in order to go precisely nowhere was more than enough for now.

It sldve been 1 week max if the reasons Johnson gave were true

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[JeMeSouviens]

Top trolling from the EU who have just appointed the new Trade Commissioner: Ireland's Phil Hogan.

[Northernhibee]

Brexit Ltd. with the fascist getting one HoC seat

Still more than their dictator/leader has gotten in his entire career.

[G B Young]

Labour too beholden to the unions to be able to offer voters a coherent Brexit strategy:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49646544

[Cataplana]

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Labour too beholden to the unions to be able to offer voters a coherent Brexit strategy:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49646544

What's the government of the UK's excuse, after three years' attempting to develop one?

[Ozyhibby]

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What's the government of the UK's excuse, after three years' attempting to develop one?

To be fair to Johnson and his Brexit friends, they will go into the election with a very simple and clear message of leaving no matter what. Labour on the other hand will have different policies depending on who is asked and on what day.



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[Bristolhibby]

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To be fair to Johnson and his Brexit friends, they will go into the election with a very simple and clear message of leaving no matter what. Labour on the other hand will have different policies depending on who is asked and on what day.



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Another stab at a deal with a further referendum to confirm (remain being on the ballot). Seems clear to me.

J

[Ozyhibby]

https://amp.theguardian.com/commenti...mpression=true

https://www.itv.com/news/2019-09-10/...robert-peston/

Articles like this need shared far and wide. Keeps the Brexit Party very much in play for the GE.


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[Cataplana]

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To be fair to Johnson and his Brexit friends, they will go into the election with a very simple and clear message of leaving no matter what. Labour on the other hand will have different policies depending on who is asked and on what day.



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Kind of like solving the homeless problem, by saying "there is nowhere for anybody to stay, terrible, but what can you do?"