Brexit - What Now.

[BroxburnHibee]

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Speaking as an Englishman myself, I couldn't believe that response on the back of Blackford's speech.

If that doesn't show the utter contempt he has for Scotland and its' people then nothing will.

It beggars belief that people still swallow the 'better together' crap!

[weecounty hibby]

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It beggars belief that people still swallow the 'better together' crap!

It really does become clearer daily that there is nothing at all better about being together in this incredibly one sided union

[G B Young]

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Letwin amendment selected by Bercrow

If it passes number 10 to send mps home and pull the bill

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If that's really what's being proposed then that would be the correct decision. If such an amendment is passed it would make the sitting of Parliament today pointless. It's nothing more than another narrow-minded and unnecessary attempt to prolong this mind-numbing state of limbo we've been in for well over three years.

Those still banging the drum for yet another extension and a second referendum are interested in only one thing and that is to stop Brexit happening in any form. Their pretence at 'debating' a deal they intended to vote down before it had even been struck is pitiful.

[marinello59]

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Boris responds to Blackford asking if he'll join him in congratulating England on their Rugby win, what a knob.

For ****s sake, he isn't even pretending to care about us now.

[Colr]

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It really does become clearer daily that there is nothing at all better about being together in this incredibly one sided union

The past few years have shown that the Westminster system and two party approach to government is utterly inadequate.

The only saving grace has been the ability of the judiciary to constrain it demonstrating how critical it is in any democracy.

[Fife-Hibee]

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It beggars belief that people still swallow the 'better together' crap!

This wee island took down the whole of Germany once and we're doing it again.

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Those still banging the drum for yet another extension and a second referendum are interested in only one thing and that is to stop Brexit happening in any form.

Good.

[weecounty hibby]

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For ****s sake, he isn't even pretending to care about us now.

And why should he, he really doesn't have to. He know that there are still enough people in Scotland who are happy to take the scraps thrown from Westminster's table. Scotland needs to wake up to what is happening and has been for decades

[Hibbyradge]

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If that's really what's being proposed then that would be the correct decision. If such an amendment is passed it would make the sitting of Parliament today pointless. It's nothing more than another narrow-minded and unnecessary attempt to prolong this mind-numbing state of limbo we've been in for well over three years.

Those still banging the drum for yet another extension and a second referendum are interested in only one thing and that is to stop Brexit happening in any form. Their pretence at 'debating' a deal they intended to vote down before it had even been struck is pitiful.

What is your opinion of the people who are pretending to debate a "deal" which they will use to ensure the UK has no deal in 14 months without asking the electorate?

[Colr]

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It beggars belief that people still swallow the 'better together' crap!

We are always better working together. The question is better with whom. Europe or England. I would go for Europe. They helped Ireland when it was standing up to English bullying

[cabbageandribs1875]

every single time jonson refers back to the 2014 referendum, forgetting of course scots were told the only way to stay in the EU was to vote NO

[lapsedhibee]

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If that's really what's being proposed then that would be the correct decision. If such an amendment is passed it would make the sitting of Parliament today pointless. It's nothing more than another narrow-minded and unnecessary attempt to prolong this mind-numbing state of limbo we've been in for well over three years.

Or another way to look at it is as an attempt to prevent a known liar from saying one thing and doing another. Letwin wants the deal passed - he just doesn't want its passing today to be used by Cummings as a mechanism to achieve No Deal on the 31st.

[marinello59]

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every single time jonson refers back to the 2014 referendum, forgetting of course scots were told the only way to stay in the EU was to vote NO

He keeps repeating the lie that we were told it was a once in a generation thing as well.

[G B Young]

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What is your opinion of the people who are pretending to debate a "deal" which they will use to ensure the UK has no deal in 14 months without asking the electorate?

The electorate will have their say via a general election long before then.

[Callum_62]

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What is your opinion of the people who are pretending to debate a "deal" which they will use to ensure the UK has no deal in 14 months without asking the electorate?

Arnt they more worried of the erg changing there mind in the next 2 weeks and collapsing the deal, therefore enabling no deal on 1st Nov?
Sure I read or heard that yesterday

And obviously we won't have a GE by then

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[Fife-Hibee]

[lapsedhibee]

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Ffs everyone stop with the dead language patter!

[cabbageandribs1875]

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Ffs everyone stop with the dead language patter!

it's the lawyer in her

[GlesgaeHibby]

What's the likely outcome today if Letwin passes. Extension requested then vote of no confidence when extension confirmed?

[EI255]

If only we voted YES a few years ago we wouldn't have to suffer this utter tripe from Westminster right now. And the horrible thought of leaving the EU.

Why, in 2019, would any right minded Scot want to remain in such a pathetic "Union". The Tories have ruined this country.

Gets your blood boiling!

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[Scorrie]

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Ffs everyone stop with the dead language patter!

Fair enough. Mea culpa!

[ronaldo7]

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If that's really what's being proposed then that would be the correct decision. If such an amendment is passed it would make the sitting of Parliament today pointless. It's nothing more than another narrow-minded and unnecessary attempt to prolong this mind-numbing state of limbo we've been in for well over three years.

Those still banging the drum for yet another extension and a second referendum are interested in only one thing and that is to stop Brexit happening in any form. Their pretence at 'debating' a deal they intended to vote down before it had even been struck is pitiful.

Ye, let's just let them vote on, "the deal" without seeing the economic impact assessments on the deal.

Banging the drum indeed.

[Moulin Yarns]

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What is your opinion of the people who are pretending to debate a "deal" which they will use to ensure the UK has no deal in 14 months without asking the electorate?

You mean "the will of the people" crap.

[lapsedhibee]

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Fair enough. Mea culpa!

Reported.
If the admin pricks give you a ban, hope it's sine die.

[Cataplana]

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The past few years have shown that the Westminster system and two party approach to government is utterly inadequate.

The only saving grace has been the ability of the judiciary to constrain it demonstrating how critical it is in any democracy.

Conversely there have been three years in which nothing remotely resembling a deal that's beneficial for Britain has been put to Parliament

[grunt]

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Fair enough. Mea culpa!

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Reported. If the admin pricks give you a ban, hope it's sine die.

[grunt]

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Those still banging the drum for yet another extension and a second referendum are interested in only one thing and that is to stop Brexit happening in any form.

Spot on. And they are absolutely correct to do so. Brexit is a disaster for the people of the UK.

[Pretty Boy]

Totally childish but how odd if Michael Gove? Watching the debate and seeing him sitting there he just looks a total weirdo. Bodies in the basement and a sexual interest in horses level of weird.

[Colr]

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Conversely there have been three years in which nothing remotely resembling a deal that's beneficial for Britain has been put to Parliament

Parliament has basically done **** all for three years but fanny about on Brexit

Meanwhile, Dad’s Army have taken over the Tory party and Labour has vanished to be replaced by the North London Polytechnic branch of the SWP

[stoneyburn hibs]

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If that's really what's being proposed then that would be the correct decision. If such an amendment is passed it would make the sitting of Parliament today pointless. It's nothing more than another narrow-minded and unnecessary attempt to prolong this mind-numbing state of limbo we've been in for well over three years.

Those still banging the drum for yet another extension and a second referendum are interested in only one thing and that is to stop Brexit happening in any form. Their pretence at 'debating' a deal they intended to vote down before it had even been struck is pitiful.

Right you are Boris .

[SHODAN]

It's going to pass, isn't it.