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!@#$%! 03.29.2019 09:43 AM

may smashed again

by some 60 votes

GravitySlips 03.29.2019 09:48 AM

2nd referendum plz

Genteel Death 03.29.2019 12:44 PM

Her rubbish deal could be voted on three times, with the results for everyone to see, but asking people what they would like to happen a second time is apparently undemocratic. Hmmm...ok.

!@#$%! 03.29.2019 12:58 PM

watched her speak to parliament today and seems like a fucking egomaniac.

clearly failed and clearly has no support. isn’t this when they fall on their swords?

if so, she should proceed, and have new elections, because her tenure has been a fucking disaster.

why won’t she admit she sucks, and quit? nobody wants her.

the DUPs just said they’d rather stay in europe than damage the union.

monday some runoffs proposed.

demonrail666 03.29.2019 03:17 PM

She treats the negotiations as her own personal mission, which seems to be her approach to everything. She won't accept that she's not gonna deliver a solution and if anything is now more of an obstacle to any progress being made.

I've always disagreed with the principle of a second referendum but I'd accept one now. But it would have to be a straight fight between no-deal leave and business-as-usual-remain. I'd vote to leave but would accept either outcome as being better than this fucking around trying to please everyone. And no power within Parliament to take control of the decision once it was made. Leave means leave, Remain means remain. A general election would achieve nothing.

!@#$%! 03.29.2019 03:30 PM

oh, “the people’s vote”

right

demonrail666 03.29.2019 03:33 PM

I have a problem with the term "people's vote" (who voted in the last one?) but essentially yes: let's leave this once and for all to the British public, rather than a bunch of cunts in parliament.

!@#$%! 03.29.2019 03:35 PM

dont know thats what they were calling it. everything has a name now. like brexit. hilarious to hear the pm saying “brexit” with a straight face.

demonrail666 03.29.2019 03:38 PM

Those most vocally calling for a second referndum have used the term "people's vote", which for me was precisely what the first one was, but anyway.

!@#$%! 03.29.2019 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by demonrail666
Those most vocally calling for a second referndum have used the term "people's vote", which for me was precisely what the first one was, but anyway.

right but the idea was an exit with a deal not just random bullshit yes?

i can’t believe (there’s that phrase) may’s incompetence in this: triggering article 50 with no plan, etc

eta: or better

 

demonrail666 03.29.2019 03:42 PM

The original refendum was a simple decision between leaving and staying. It was never conditional on any kind of exit deal.

 

!@#$%! 03.29.2019 03:47 PM

but wasnt the leave campaign sold on the basis dictating terms to europe and what not?

demonrail666 03.29.2019 03:50 PM

Both sides had lots of different perspectives but ultimately the decision was a simple one.

!@#$%! 03.29.2019 03:52 PM

nothing ever simple about divorces...

maybe “simplistic” is the right adjective

a simplistic choice ultimately a false one

demonrail666 03.29.2019 03:53 PM

Especially when you involve lawyers/politicians

!@#$%! 03.29.2019 03:54 PM

that’s precisely why i don’t want medicare for all

Derek 03.29.2019 04:04 PM

You're gonna become the equivalent of whatever the QAnon people will be in 20 years time as your country only ever continues to make the case that socialism is needed and you feel more and more detached from how people actually see the world. My uncle was Nostradamus alongside my other uncle who worked at Nintendo so you can trust my instinct here.


Brexit? Give us a vote then give us a general election. Clean slate. Let the chips fall where they may.

!@#$%! 03.29.2019 04:08 PM

but nostrildamo, ive always been an outsider

who cares?

not a moocow

Derek 03.29.2019 04:22 PM

Well hey if you're happy with that inevitable outcome then I can't really tell you off for it. Free will and all.

!@#$%! 03.29.2019 04:33 PM

yes

anyway sticking to the news (not the faraway future) looks like a customs union is close to a majority...

!@#$%! 04.01.2019 03:30 PM

really curious about the brexit plan b vote results which are being counted right now...

watching the pound, currently at ~1.31 vs the dollar

casino scenarios (of actual happenings, not indicative votes):

hard brexit would drop it to 1.13... OUCH

revoking article 50 would lift it to 1.50!

general election... down to 1.20... (so much uncertainty)

2nd referendum to 1.42!

may's deal passing, to 1.35...

customs union to 1.40!

parliament tv (straight to the mainline) https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Commons

!@#$%! 04.01.2019 04:04 PM

bells ringing... announcement in 10 minutes...

!@#$%! 04.01.2019 04:06 PM

customs union barely fails (3 votes)
common market 2.0 fails
confirmatory public vote fails
parliamentary supremacy fails

pound instantly takes a shit

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the snp calls for independence
a tory quits? [...] holy shit it's the whip nick boles

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some lady talking about landfills now lmao. k adiós.

demonrail666 04.02.2019 01:17 AM

Looks like May will put her original deal (with minor amendments) to a 4th vote tomorrow. Assuming it doesn't pass there's increased talk of a snap general election, with her leading the Tories, who will desperately want to avoid this. It'll be a gift for Labour.

!@#$%! 04.02.2019 12:00 PM

may about to make whats sure to be another useless bombastic statement peppered with first-person pronouns

“I...”

useless, unless she fucking quits :D

!@#$%! 04.02.2019 12:10 PM

wow she didn't make it about herself

miracles!

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the pound rose a bit, which is "kinda hopeful" lolol

demonrail666 04.02.2019 12:31 PM

She's been a disastrous negotiator, and I'm certainly not a fan, but for all her unwillingness to listen to others I'll credit her with one thing: I think she's always ultimately wanted a deal that she felt was in the country's best interests. That should be a given but it's certainly more than can be said of a number of people in her party and the opposition (on both sides of the debate) who have clearly been playing this to serve their own ends, regardless of how that might affect the country.

!@#$%! 04.02.2019 12:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by demonrail666
She's been a disastrous negotiator, and I'm certainly not a fan, but for all her unwillingness to listen to others I'll credit her with one thing: I think she's always ultimately wanted a deal that she felt was in the country's best interests. That should be a given but it's certainly more than can be said of a number of people in her party and the opposition (on both sides of the debate) who have clearly been playing this to serve their own ends, regardless of how that might affect the country.

i noticed that today

now let's see how corbyn responds...

(eta: tusk playing good cop on twitter)

!@#$%! 04.02.2019 03:33 PM

mogg synthesizer opposed to cross-party talks. what a cunt!

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and now the DUP joins the chorus lololo

Derek 04.02.2019 08:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by demonrail666
Looks like May will put her original deal (with minor amendments) to a 4th vote tomorrow. Assuming it doesn't pass there's increased talk of a snap general election, with her leading the Tories, who will desperately want to avoid this. It'll be a gift for Labour.

Hell yes.

!@#$%! 04.02.2019 08:26 PM

scenario of snap election is pound drops 1110 pips to about $1.20...

pound rose today to 1.313 after may’s pronouncement, now sitting steady there, market is not seeing change of government yet

eta just checked from current price to 1.20 would be 1264 pips (it’s a shitton of money, the way the market moves)

!@#$%! 04.03.2019 08:19 AM

juncker just took a shit down may’s throat (gross i know) and raised the stakes

i hope he’s a good blackjack player...

!@#$%! 04.03.2019 11:34 AM

bercow cast a tie breaking no against monday indicative votes and waxes historical and this shit is very entertaining hahahahahah



damn i beat the reuters alert

!@#$%! 04.03.2019 01:02 PM

division on the cooper bill

!@#$%! 04.03.2019 01:21 PM

cooper bill passed 315 to 310

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wow im beating the guardian now lol

!@#$%! 04.03.2019 04:18 PM

this time i didnt but cooper bill kaput on committee

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OH NO THE STUPID GUARDIAN FUCKED UP LMAO

they write:

Quote:

"8m ago
17:16
I just made an error: the vote hasn’t failed, an amendment by the former minister George Eustice was just defeated by 304 ayes to 313 noes.

The amendment would have prevented the government from being forced to hold a vote if the European Council proposes an extension date different than that requested by parliament.

Profuse apologies. The previous post has been deleted."

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they vote on amendments right now

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...exit-live-news

!@#$%! 04.03.2019 05:10 PM

the geezers are losing it

third reading now?

!@#$%! 04.03.2019 05:30 PM

the bill wins by 1 vote and a tory pretends to be jesus

!@#$%! 04.04.2019 08:11 AM

guys, im reading about your house of lords, and what da fuc

!@#$%! 04.08.2019 05:14 PM

pound has been climbing out of the gutter since markets opened in sydney on monday (sunday for the rest of us?) and now that the cooper amendment passed looks like it will go higher. nowhere near the 1.33 heights from earlier in the year yet, but clearing above 1.30 now... till the next bit of bad news that is hahhahana.

and now, “the royal assent” lololol. ah, england!


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