Article 50 Discussion

[Maharg1]

"But can you answer the question, Marharg?"

 

No just as nobody can.  as it says in  tobyjugg2 signature

Quote OPINIONS unquote

 

Every single so called prediction is just guesswork and like the rest of us you will have to wait and see.

 

 

Edited December 15, 2019 by Maharg1

[Maharg1]

I am so looking forward to the riches of freedom.

[Maharg1]

What a silly question - he hasn't announced anything to the press or his party so how the hell am I supposed to know.

[Maharg1]

There is only one kind of Brexit and that is out.

 

I knew all I needed, that we would be free to make our own laws and not have some foreigner overriding what

our courts say.

I knew that we would be free to make all the trading contracts we wanted and not be told who we could trade

with by Germany.

 

 

Edited December 15, 2019 by Maharg1

[Maharg1]

So he should, An Elected Government runs this country not some biased judge

Edited December 15, 2019 by Maharg1

[Maharg1]

No, an ELECTED pm, elected by the country.

 

I didn't know Henry the 8th, I'm not that old

Edited December 15, 2019 by Maharg1

[Maharg1]

I don't answer to you, your posts show that you already know everything, or think you do.

Edited December 15, 2019 by Maharg1

[Maharg1]

I don't want to challenge what you say, i don't care what you say.

All I will say is Brexit here we come now all you remoaners can get on with your life.

 

No, they are a secret between me and Boris

Edited December 15, 2019 by Maharg1

[Maharg1]

Yea, whatever.  Throwing insults won't get you anywhere,

[Maharg1]

Are you never going to stop whinging, it's over, you lost, get over it and move on.

[Maharg1]

Very few of the former MPs, almost all from opposition parties, say they will miss the opportunity to see Boris Johnson and his new majority government gloating from the green benches

[Maharg1]

That's good, it makes UK goods cheaper 

Edited December 18, 2019 by Maharg1

[Maharg1]

* Corbyn and his 100,000 supporters are right

- everyone else is wrong and they just need to be 'convinced' to get it right (anyone seeing the issues in 'Communist China? with 're-education')

 

I know someone who post on this thread who thinks the exact same thing - hello tobyjugg

Edited December 27, 2019 by Maharg1

[Maharg1]

7 minutes ago, Jase1982 said:

 

I'll tell you what mate, I don't know what to say.  If thinking about stuff makes me an idiot then I'm an idiot.  You are the epitome of someone who doesn't like change.  If you believe your extreme narrative - I actually believe the current narrative is extreme because it's extreme to have one entrenched position, and not to consider other possibilities.  I'm not saying I'm right, I'm just pointing out where there are issues and where possible solutions lie.  The solutions may not be complete or correct, but others may build on them.  Surely that's what humanity should be great at - building on thoughts, expanding on them and collectively reaching a resolution.  Why do we accept so blindly that what we have is all that is possible, and people suffering is a necessary evil of the capitalist wheel.

You won't win, if you say something that he don't like he will just fling abuse at you, he hates being caught out and that happens all the time.

[Maharg1]

3 minutes ago, unclebulgaria67 said:

Lets keep it civil please.

 

What is absolutely certain, is that with a Government with more than a working majority, we cannot afford to have the main opposition party in a divided situation, where they are unable to hold Government to account.

 

Labour cannot stop the Tories voting through legislation in Parliament, but they can look to gain public support against any Government policies which they think will be damaging.

 

Labour need to find a new leader who has a chance of becoming  popular with the British public, who can transform them within 4 years,  ready to form a Government.   I am not sure who the new leader will be,  but  it needs to be someone who is strong enough to make required changes.  Perhaps former Army Major Dan Jarvis,  is the person for the job ?

 

 

Labour has always voted against everything just for the sake of it.  As one of the women Labour MPs said at the Brexit vote

"I am fed up with being the opposition for the sake of being the opposition and I will be voting with the Government.

[Maharg1]

It's such a shame why you are so nasty to the lovely and fair Boris the man to take us out of the EU.

Edited December 27, 2019 by Maharg1

[Maharg1]

6 minutes ago, tobyjugg2 said:

and I quoted YOUR post from the start of me asking YOU

Fletch joined in supporting YOUR avoidance of answering

Your favourite uncle Jeremy avoided answering every question he was ever asked

[Maharg1]

Prioritise - that's an easy one A Points Based System

 

This will be a system where it is workers' skills that matter, not which country they come from. It will be a single system that welcomes talent, hard work, and the skills we need as a country.

 

[Maharg1]

Labour has five glorious and uninterupted years to get their act together.  They can no longer challenge the government even

as a parliamentry party and I can't think of one of them I would promote to leader.

[Maharg1]

I doubt Corbyn was a true remoaner, he wanted to nationalise the railways, that is something the EU which requires governments to open up train services to the markets, wouldn't allow.

Edited December 31, 2019 by Maharg1

[Maharg1]

2 minutes ago, honeybee13 said:

I think I said recently that French railways, SNCF, is owned by the French government, as an example.

Exactly, one rule for them and one for us - roll on Jan 31st

[Maharg1]

10 minutes ago, honeybee13 said:

I think I said recently that French railways, SNCF, is owned by the French government, as an example.

Most EU railways are part owned or subsidised heavily by their governments, but in 2023 the Forth rail package comes into force which will force those governments to replace some of the routes with private ones.

[Maharg1]

The Paper presented to Parliament 12 months ago says:-

 

"As the UK leaves the European Union (EU) and we bring free movement to an end, different rules to the current ones must apply to migration here by EU citizens. We will take full control of migration by bringing all of it under UK law and institute a new border and immigration system, to serve the UK public and the economy, and to enable those who come to the UK to integrate and make a positive contribution. Everyone will be required to obtain a permission if they want to come to the UK and to work or study here. This does not mean there will be no immigration – as we take full control, we will continue to welcome law-abiding people from around the world who help make the UK a diverse society and dynamic economy. But the end of free movement gives us an opportunity to reset the conversation on migration." 

[Maharg1]

The present franchise system in the UK has definitely failed.

[Maharg1]

P.S.  We can't add praise for any EU rail company as it is them that own most of our rail franchises.