May's Brexit deal, no-deal or delay? British PM offers lawmakers a choice

[AlexRich]

1 minute ago, malagateddy said:

Best to leave it alone..just be aware of brushed under the carpet shameful a tions of people connected to a football team from the east e d of Glasgow.
Now..back to the topic..seems like the brexit circus could slowly be coming to an end.
Think it's 2 votes 12th and 14th of March....then we'll see whatswhat.
To be continued at this point.

 

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Okay, yes, got you. Although not exclusive to that club. I played briefly for a boys club in Glasgow and recall the guy in charge was a dodgy character that hung around the shower rooms and tried to get kids to sit on his knee, a twisted SOB ... luckily for me I had enough street sense to avoid the <deleted>, and my Dad made me quit as soon as I mentioned it. The thing is when you are a kid you know its dodgy but you don't quite understand the gravity of it. And people generally were a lot more innocent in those days. 

 

[Grouse]

1 hour ago, steve187 said:

they deal with offences in the UK now, its not Thailand you know

Where is the rest of my post? You just ripped out 2 words and quoted that? Your own post is meaningless

[nontabury]

16 hours ago, evadgib said:

I'm no fan of Tommy Robinson but couldn't help noticing that he's been banned from FB and other SM platforms in the last few days. I opined yesterday that Parliament could find themselves blockaded by Diana-sized crowds if they are not careful & this fear-of-the-mob to me is the real reason why they have gagged TR and continue to label him far right, racist etc.

 

Brexiteers are used to the 'they're ficker than us' narrative peddled by the other side but do the state seriously think none have rumbled their intent?

Is it just a coincidence that the new vice- president for Globel affairs and communications for Facebook is a certain Nick Clegg, yes, the same ex leader of the Liberal party who was so easily pulled to bits by Nigel Farage, pre the referendum. He has now obtained this cushy number on a fantastic salary,with FB while living in California,USA.

Not that this stops him from flying the pond to appear at anti Brexit demonstrations. And at the same time censoring free speech, but only if it goes against his beliefs.

 

 

[nontabury]

16 hours ago, Stupooey said:

The most grievous error that politicians could commit is surely to take the UK out of the EU when it is now (2019) almost certainly against the wishes of the electorate to do so.

 

Then presumably you can provide factual evidence that it is against the wishes of the electorate in 2019.

[nontabury]

16 hours ago, evadgib said:

I'm advocating no such thing pal. I will nonetheless be watching Panodrama out of idle curiosity to see what they're scared of. If they hadn't banned it/him I'd never have bothered.

Remember what I said about 'Recruiting Sergeants'?

 

 This is what the establishment and Panarama are afraid of.

Guaranteed you will now hear the remoaners decry the video,without providing any factual proof that it’s fake or even incorrect.

 

 

[nontabury]

15 hours ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Rees-Mogg is a pompous idiot who has aspirations of being a early 20th century style "toff".

 

The only implications would be for him and his ilk.

Again that’s only your opinion,and a closed mind biased one at that.