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[tsubaki]

He is going to vote it down tonight. The rest is irrelevant. If he truly thought he'd win, the timing is irrelevant.

How can you get a fair deal in any walk of life if the person on the other side of the table knows there is no circumstances where you will walk away.

How can you get a fair deal when the other person says if you don't do what they want, they'll harm you and themselves?

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

He is going to vote it down tonight. The rest is irrelevant. If he truly thought he'd win, the timing is irrelevant.

How can you get a fair deal in any walk of life if the person on the other side of the table knows there is no circumstances where you will walk away.

As @tsubaki responded. Jezza will not commit to a GE until this brexit delay bill has passed through the Lords and is made law.

Once that happens Jezza will be all over a GE like a tramp on chips.

 

[sbbefc]

He is going to vote it down tonight. The rest is irrelevant. If he truly thought he'd win, the timing is irrelevant.

How can you get a fair deal in any walk of life if the person on the other side of the table knows there is no circumstances where you will walk away.

It's not worth risking no deal. Corbyn has a conscience.

 

[orchard]

As @tsubaki responded. Jezza will not commit to a GE until this brexit delay bill has passed through the Lords and is made law.

Once that happens Jezza will be all over a GE like a tramp on chips.

It's really hard in here sometimes,some people willfully ignore essential nuance. Most frustrating.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

he has not turned an election down; make this bill law and the election follows

You have to admire Tories keeping on script, if only Corbyn had not been out first with no deal gone, then election follows, it would be so different. Its one thing talking of being political genius very different delivering political genius, all the same it's amusing listening to Tories proclaim self anointed genius.

 

[roydo]

So.

That clears it up.

Listened for 3 hours, on and off, and I am not entirely sure what has happened, nor where we are now.

Help

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

It's really hard in here sometimes,some people willfully ignore essential nuance. Most frustrating.

I know its frustrating, like herding a bunch of cats

 

[arminisgod]

This is rather populist and extreme.

MPs don't exist to vote as you think they should.

It's not worth risking no deal. Corbyn has a conscience.

Ha ha ha ... He wants a job! Plain and simple

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

So.

That clears it up.

Listened for 3 hours, on and off, and I am not entirely sure what has happened, nor where we are now.

Help

Its over to House of Lords, likely into the weekend, for the Royal accent until no deal is off the table.

 

[Paris]

Irrespective of whether they're for remain or leave, they should face the electorate with confidence in their decisions.

 

[Xizor]

Swinson's accent is a little weird. Scottish, but at times seems to have had elocution lessons somewhere in Devon.

 

[Carl O'Ancelotti]

The essential point here, which Corbyn eloquently pointed out, is that Johnson has no plan and no workable proposals, and is merely running down the clock until the end of October.

The man is a Grade A bluffer.

 

[roydo]

Its over to House of Lords, likely into the weekend, for the Royal accent until no deal is off the table.

Not sure it as simple as that.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Not sure it as simple as that.

Are you talking about the Kinnock amendment?

 

[spectateur]

@Hawhaw has spent all morning reading Enoch Powell and has suggested he intends to watch Nigel Farage at 7:30.

I suspect that he has been sent to replace a certain person who claimed to be an airline pilot based in the middle East.