I'd think more of Scotland have been swayed to Remain and probably the same in Northern Ireland. England though I can see being more staunch leavers, that empire mentality :

Anyone watching PMQs?





His constant pishy attacks on corbyn

Boris a fine orator in that he'd deliver a keynote or after dinner speech with a degree of wit and charm. He's an awful PM when it comes to being questioned. Barely intelligible, rambling and unable to come close to answering a question.

BBC going with headlines about Corbyn refusing to answer Bojo's questions It's not called Leader of the Opposition's Questions

(09-04-2019, 11:45 AM)2NoDealFish Wrote: Boris a fine orator in that he'd deliver a keynote or after dinner speech with a degree of wit and charm. He's an awful PM when it comes to being questioned. Barely intelligible, rambling and unable to come close to answering a question.

He can hardly get the words out of his mouth at times

Applause in the chamber? Appalling.

Although, the sikh chap destroyed Johnson and it was well deserved.

(09-04-2019, 11:55 AM)2NoDealFish Wrote: Applause in the chamber? Appalling.

Although, the sikh chap destroyed Johnson and it was well deserved.

Demanded an apology, got a justification and a dig about anti semitism

Has he answered a question yet? Seems every response just goes back to slating Jeremy Corbyn. Cummings has him well drilled.

You must be new to PMQs, Morph.

https://twitter.com/steve_hawkes/status/...0217926656



No easy ride now, it's not hignfy

(09-04-2019, 07:40 AM)Grumblebum Wrote: Remainers are a vast minority in the UK now. I'd imagine England now looks  33% remain, 33% "just get on with it and get a deal" 33% No Deal.

Second referendum with three options:

1. Remain
2. Leave with deal
3. Leave without deal

Try to force the Conservative/Brexit rabble to solidify behind deal or no deal.

(09-04-2019, 03:50 PM)Frank Uchewood Wrote: Second referendum with three options:

1. Remain
2. Leave with deal
3. Leave without deal

Try to force the Conservative/Brexit rabble to solidify behind deal or no deal.

The only fair way to have a second referendum would be a two-stage process with those as the three options. Realistically you'll end up with Remain vs one of the Brexit options as a genuinely decisive vote, which you would more or less have to view as legitimate regardless of what side you're coming from IMO.

Leaving with a deal is pretty much impossible at this stage is it not? Parliament reject Mays deal, EU refusing to renegotiate so what deal is it the public would be voting for?

It's just a complete mess, need a confirmatory vote that this is still what the country wants but I don't think it should be 2 stages or whatever. Just a simple remain vs leave, people at this point would surely know they're basically voting for leaving by no deal as that's pretty much the only option at this stage.

(09-04-2019, 04:29 PM)Arthur Morphan Wrote: Leaving with a deal is pretty much impossible at this stage is it not?  Parliament reject Mays deal, EU refusing to renegotiate so what deal is it the public would be voting for?

It's just a complete mess, need a confirmatory vote that this is still what the country wants but I don't think it should be 2 stages or whatever.  Just a simple remain vs leave, people at this point would surely know they're basically voting for leaving by no deal as that's pretty much the only option at this stage.

Are you kidding?

Stephen Kinnock's amendment. "Let's bring back Theresa May's Withdrawal Agreement that I voted against repeatedly".

The amendment appears to have passed because there were no "No" tellers. fucking shitshow.

(09-04-2019, 06:30 PM)Acey-12 Wrote: The amendment appears to have passed because there were no "No" tellers.           fucking shitshow.

https://twitter.com/alexpartridge87/stat...07744?s=21

it's gone further than it did when she was in in office.

Independence right fucking now. Call it.

This sounds straight from the Cummings playbook tbf

Aye, everything about this government is scripted to the letter.