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Basil B
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They seem to be tackling this from the wrong angle, the answer is gun control.
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1 hour ago, uhuh said:
Yinn posted this in the farang pub:
The party pool villa rental very popular in Thailand now. Good for party, no hotel rules. Can gambling, take drug, Have many people, play music all night.
The local and the foreigner like this one. And also the owner sometimes Thai, sometimes foreigner. Is big business. Better income than rent the house long contract. Sometime the neighbor hate it so much.
The hotel not like also because take there business.
(Sorry i don't know how to link to it, so i just pasted it here.
It gives some contents and relates to Thailand.)
Missed out orgies
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1 hour ago, Bluespunk said:
Parliament just rejected johnsons timetable.
MPs reject Brexit bill timetable https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50146182
He said he would withdraw bill if this happened.
Boris Johnson to pull Brexit bill if timetable not approvedhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-50142367
We shall see...
He did not say when...
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Brexit based on a myth "the grass is greener on the other side", misleading information and dammed right lies, it was doomed as soon as TM published her deal last November they have been kicking the rusty tin in circles ever since.
Boris should do the decent thing, revoke Article 50, we can then have a general election and he can go and lie-down in that ditch...
All parties can put it to the electorate what they want to do with Brexit, revive it, put it to another referendum or just put it down to a bad experience.
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All history now, if Boris keeps his word...
QuoteThe government will abandon its Brexit bill if MPs vote down its three-day timetable to get it through Parliament.
Boris Johnson told MPs if the programme was rejected and the EU confirmed a delay to the 31 October exit, he would instead push for a general election.
The PM said Parliament had been "caught in a deadlock of its own making", and he would "in no way allow months more of this"
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These Temples are part of the community, the community feeds the monks, it is only right that the books should be inspected by the community.
Probably they are in good order, but if not do not be surprised to the Abbot getting in a Limo with blacked out windows heading for the airport.
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Nice timing, could this be more about censorship and preventing talk and speculation on certain news story?
What next, blocking links to international news media?
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I thought Venezuela was a sovereign nation?
What the "F" has it to do with the Americans who can drill for oil and who can not?
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9 minutes ago, JonnyF said:Yes he's always consistent. He consistently abides with the conventions if that supports Remain. And he consistently breaks conventions if that supports Remain ????. He secretly meets with Sassoli (EU Parliament President) to plot strategies to Remain, and he drives around with "Barlucks To Brexit" stickers on his car.
This is the guy who is supposed to be impartial and the "referee" of the house of commons. It's like a boxing referee putting a fighter in a headlock while the other fighter punches him. It's absolutely laughable, and makes a mockery of the system.
Obviously Remainers love him as he shares their values of trampling all over Democracy and the constitution to try to get what they want. Of course, all they are doing is delaying the inevitable and hardening the resolve of Leavers but they haven't worked that out yet.
What really upsets you Brexiteers he is as speaker preventing the Government from "railroading" parliament, Yes, he has views but please show where he has ignored Erskine May...
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Dunkirk with out Battledress...
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3 minutes ago, TopDeadSenter said:The remainers still can't grasp what is happening. OK, so they managed(through a highly compromised speaker) to frustrate the result of the 2016 referendum, but the public are furious and growing ever more angry each time the speaker and remainers thwart their will. They can not put off a general election for ever, and having seen the poll results Labour are in for a severe hiding, and Boris is soaring. The result of all the shenanigans is that the Brexit we get will end up being much harder than if they only played fair and got this compromise Boris deal done and dusted.
The damage to democracy thanks to the remainer behaviour is IMHO insurmountable and huge changes will take place after the next election to ensure such anti democratic displays can not occur again. They only have themselves to blame. See you at the ballot box!
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45 minutes ago, SheungWan said:
Bercow an excellent Speaker. Well at least for anybody following the actual reason for stopping Boris trying yet again to bounce Parliament.
Sent from my SM-N935F using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app
He told May the exact same thing, he is not making the rules up, he is referring to Erskin May
QuoteErskine May’s treatise on the law, privileges, proceedings and usage of Parliament (25th edition, 2019), online and free to use.
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15 minutes ago, ICELANDMAN said:
October 31 Brexit because EU not delay any more
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So Boris says, “Then I will huff and I will puff and I will blow your house down! ????
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5 hours ago, webfact said:"We are going to leave by October 31. We have the means and the ability to do so," Michael Gove, the minister in charge of no-deal Brexit preparations, told Sky News.
Partner in crime with Boris, Lied about £350mil for NHS and he knows the there is no chance of us leaving by Oct 31st.
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Don't worry about the leafs falling, they will bounce back...
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11 minutes ago, david555 said:
yes that is the half of U.K. choice …. try to convince them ….. good luck . more chance to find water on Mars
The other half, some of whom do not even live in the UK
willshould be thanking us when they get more than 37B to the pound...And water has been found on Mars https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-44952710
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12 minutes ago, Opl said:
After UK saying "No" to all options ( Remain, Leave with TM deal, leave with no deal, leave with BJ new deal) the EU is expected to make last minute concessions to end the saga.. the Art of the "No-Deal"
It is obvious there is only one thing the UK can do to stop this fascicle nonsense going on and on... Revoke Article 50
Then it will be over by 31st October.
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58 minutes ago, david555 said:
So the E.U. would have to be bold enough to keep the 1 or more veto(s) against extension as a real possibility treat ….?
Because I really regret Blondie's deal was not accepted (yet ) as I t was a good one for us E.U. …..this from E.U. point of view , understanding the opposite U.K. remain view .
As just as with the Titanic..., it is at last resort every one for himself ….! E.U. was not leaving...U.K. decided so …. this as my excuse for the different choice if could be possible, sorry chaps ... ????
Blondie... I listed things that he has lost in the last 12 weeks on the first page, that list is only going to larger, there is the Queens speech, the 31st of October deadline, a vote of confidence, the leadership of the Tory Party, a General Election, maybe even his constituency seat, I predict all before Christmas.
The only thing he will not lose is a vote on the Withdrawal bill because as he proved yesterday he was not going to win so he chickened out after Left Wing Ollie's amendment was passed, so he will present it time and time again only to chicken out every time it get's to the Division because he does not have the numbers.
The guy is a loser...
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All 27 EU leaders have to agree for a new Brexit extension to be granted and they will grumble, they will moan and they will stamp their feet (metaphorically, at least).
But, if push comes to shove, with the alternative being no deal at all, then, after more than three years of Brexit process and negotiating two Brexit deals with two UK prime ministers, I cannot imagine the EU slamming the door in the face of the UK now.
If the House of Commons refuses to approve the new Brexit deal in the next couple of weeks, then granting a new extension would be in EU leaders' interest. They are keen not be blamed by their own citizens for a costly no-deal Brexit.
The fact they know that when the no deal by default exit is bolted shut, there will be a General Election and probably another Government and another referendum that will revoke Article 50.
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4 hours ago, transam said:
So now we have the "Not binding" ploy again.........Gawd.....????
Do you not understand "none binding"???
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3 minutes ago, transam said:
The only mess is the politicians shafting the peoples vote, now you want another peoples vote just in case it goes the other way, then the politicians and you can all relax if it does. If it did, then you and they are treacherous individuals..
So lets make sure we do not leave by default on the 31st October, then we can have a General Election, as it has been pointed out the referendum was not binding nor did it make clear on what terms.
So lets have a General Election and then if the new Parliament so wishes a Binding Referendum.
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1 hour ago, david555 said:
So they could expect HOC. speaker J Bercow , in case appointed by the proper legal instances..., to come with the correct letter demanding extension…?
The letter would be a farce...
As the only way to sort this mess out is with a legally binding Referendum, and only with a clear majority indicating they want out on the clear terms agreed with the EU would Brexit happen else we will revoke Article 50, that will take time to organise with the referendum likely being held in May 2020, so an extension to 31st of June 2020 seems more appropriate.
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Well I see charges now of, "Contempt of Parliament" although he may have found loopholes in the hastily conceived Benn act, he knew of its intentions and the views of Parliament in bringing this law that he may have circumvented with in the law but he has clearly been disobedient of Parliament's wishes.
ParliamentThe Commons has the power to charge him with and can suspend or expel him.QuoteMPs accused of contempt of Parliament may be suspended or expelled. They may also be committed to the clock tower of the Palace of Westminster, although this practice has not been used since Charles Bradlaugh was detained in 1880. Strangers (those who are not members of the House) may be committed to prison during the life of the Parliament. The House of Lords has the power to fine as well as to order imprisonment for a term of years.
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EU citizens warned over missing Brexit residency deadline
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Exactly...
Do not want foreigners in the UK but can not understand the Thai's not allowing them to overstay.
Wonder how many millions the government will spend on adverting the 31st of Jan?