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[Walken]

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Just read the headline and make assumptions, that's what I do

 

[Tubey]

The laughing and shouting at PMQs really is irritating me. It's a game to them, that's all it is.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Has anyone actually seen the text yet?

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

The Eu will publish it tonight!

 

[sbbefc]

Has anyone actually seen the text yet?

Id imagine that we will see it after the cabinet. Maybe this evening?

If its not approved by Parliament then what? Surely the next question is no deal or remain?

 

[davids]

Id imagine that we will see it after the cabinet. Maybe this evening?

If its not approved by Parliament then what? Surely the next question is no deal or remain?

No dog in this race/fiasco anymore.All it's done is renewed my total distrust of politicians of any persuasion,but this morning takes the cake .Labour moron on BBC news says she'll vote against the proposed deal...she hasn't read any of it,but has hear rumours!

 

[davids]

The laughing and shouting at PMQs really is irritating me. It's a game to them, that's all it is.

Whatever the outcome of Brexit none of those braying idiots will feel any financial repercussions,and if by some strange quirk of fate they do,they'll just vote themselves another pay rise.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

No dog in this race/fiasco anymore.All it's done is renewed my total distrust of politicians of any persuasion,but this morning takes the cake .Labour moron on BBC news says she'll vote against the proposed deal...she hasn't read any of it,but has hear rumours!

Boris reckons its "totally unacceptable", he has not seen either! What does that make Boris?

 

[davids]

Boris reckons its "totally unacceptable", he has not seen either! What does that make Boris?

Just another one of the moronic 650.

 

[davids]

Just had this come through. Really hard to see how such uncertainty can be spun as a good thing, especially by people saying Brexit will benefit trade.

You just have to love these global financial experts who had no clue that the sub-prime crash was coming.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Just another one of the moronic 650.

I would imagine they have a good idea what's in text! If Mays deal goes ahead we need to be looking at reducing this 650 significantly as like now there is little point in 650 MPs when EU parliament is our rule maker.

 

[davids]

I would imagine they have a good idea what's in text! If Mays deal goes ahead we need to be looking at reducing this 650 significantly as like now there is little point in 650 MPs when EU parliament is our rule maker.

They will only be guessing..hardly something they should be doing with the countries future at stake.But then they will split along party lines and try to work out what the best outcome will be for themselves.Having "a good idea"what is in the text really isn't good enough,or is it?

 

[Bruce Wayne]

You just have to love these global financial experts who had no clue that the sub-prime crash was coming.

That's the nature of unexpected events isn't it? Doctors get a whole bunch of things wrong too, but we still tend to trust them as they know more about these things than anyone else. The question isn't about if someone is perfect in their judgement, but if they're better than anyone else.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I would imagine they have a good idea what's in text! If Mays deal goes ahead we need to be looking at reducing this 650 significantly as like now there is little point in 650 MPs when EU parliament is our rule maker.

It's not our rule maker. That's silly.

 

[orchard]

That's the nature of unexpected events isn't it? Doctors get a whole bunch of things wrong too, but we still tend to trust them as they know more about these things than anyone else. The question isn't about if someone is perfect in their judgement, but if they're better than anyone else.

It wasn't unexpected Bruce.