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Wigwam I would love to see your face after a general election where corbyn is the PM. The chat on this thread has been almost cocky from the brexiteers about how big the Tories win will be at the next election, let’s see.
Brydo, perhaps you need to see your GP and get the dosage reduced. You’ve drifted too far into fantasy land!
Brydo, Labour should win after nearly an era of Conservative led ups and downs. If Corbyn wasn’t the party leader I would put money on a new Labour government after the GE.
I’m positive that won’t be the outcome though, because voters are afraid (terrified?) of putting Corbyn into Number 10.
I don’t think there is any chance of an outright labour victory but corbyn would be the PM in any coalition government. Its clear the opposition parties will be talking about an election pact and with BJ and Farage at each others throat’s, anything could happen.
No-one would go into coalition with Corbyn.
Of course it doesn’t need to be corbyn, BJ will likely have first bite at the cherry but as long as there is no Tory majority (with BJ as their leader) I will be happy.
This scenario above brings us squarely back to would this be fair on the English people. It is likely there will be very few, if any, Tory MPs in Scotland, so the SNP could have maybe 45+ MPs in Parliament which produces a hung Parliament when the English people have voted for a Tory government.
Latest prediction Conservative majority of 58:
Pops please ban Kev for his comments on went to look at Mercedes on main forum I can’t believe his words !
Pops for goodness sake ban him his latest comment is people in the back of lorries ! It’s on Mercedes post please look
As we enter what could be of final few days in the EU I gave been reflecting on the benefits we have derived from said membership which has convinced me beyond any doubt whatsoever the UK public used their common sense in voting to leave the EU. Why have we not left yet? Because of our MP’s and their delusional attitudes. This phrase from a lesser known voice sums it up perfectly ” if you say you want to go and you vote to go then you must go and anyone who says you cannot go must themselves go”. As this well known phrase applies to our so called members of parliament they themselves need to go, and go now.
Are we leaving on Thursday?
https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/info/files/com-2019-394-final_en.pdf
We shall see what develops today. I expect some developments. We may develop a better understanding of the EU position as they have been developing some options, they wanted more but these needed further development and to be able to develop them in time was an issue. Other developments include a GE where conflicting plans developed have proved useful but need further development, to be fully developed.
We await, breath bated, commons vote on GE 12/12/19 or 9/12/19. Which way will it go? More excitement.
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