When are we having a referendum on leaving the United Nations?

The Torys would be crazy to go for a GE at this point, if they want to keep their jobs it's Mays deal or a peoples vote

:laugh:

maybe it will be in the next tory manifesto?

I can see the Monster Raving Looney party doing very well at the next GE

Quite possibly, but I am not sure who the leader of UKIP is now

:joker:

:joker:

Gerard Batten
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerard_Batten

"They don't need to they will do it all by themselves, "No pacts, No Deals" to quote Neil Kinnock"

Sure Sticks
"But Times have Changed"

The Tories tore up the rule book by entering into an agreement with the DUP though. The main argument was always that the Scottish / Irish / Welsh parties shouldn't prop up a party in Westminster but :shrug:. That Pandora's box was opened in 2017.

Sure Crazy
but all those Indie MP's
11 of them could get washed away.

And in Scotland could SNP expand?
Those Conservatives that got in (2017 General Election)
up there, as those voters were fed up with the SNP
but HATED Scottish Labour
so went Conservative.

Wish SNP run here. The only party with integrity left.

There saying the Todays Votes are going to come
around 7PM onwards

There may be a GE if this Common Market 2.0 option gets passed as the most desirable option in Parliament.That is being touted as popular atm.May would not accept it as PM.

It would not be leaving.
We would still be in the Single Market,Have to accept freedom of movement,still have to pay in,still have to follow EU regulation and all without having a say.
We’d also have to be in a customs union because of the Irish border issue.No trade deals.

Honestly we’re better off remaining than that.

If we’re going to Brexit then i’d say Theresa May’s deal is the minimum we can accept that means we actually leave.

The cabinet are being made to abstain again :joker:

Make these free votes or else WHAT IS THE POINT?

For Sure reece

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D3EVbHLWwAAatew.png

This won't last

16:55

Speaker selects four motions for this afternoon

C - Ken Clarke - Customs Union

D - Nick Boles - Common Market 2.0

E - Kyle - Confirmatory public vote

G - Joanna Cherry - Parliamentary Supremacy

Do we know what each one is yet?

I have just added it.

More Data:


What do these motions mean?

[Motion C, brought by Ken Clarke (Conservative): Customs Union This would mean a softer Brexit, with the withdrawal agreement including a customs union with the EU.

Motion D, brought by Nick Boles (Conservative): Common Market 2.0
This puts forward a Norway-style relationship with the EU, which would mean rejoining the European Free Trade Association
and European Economic Area. The UK would stay in the single market and freedom of movement would continue.

Motion E, brought by Peter Kyle (Labour), is a Confirmatory public vote. This would mean any deal must be
put to the people in a confirmatory second referendum - often called a people's vote.

Motion G, brought by Joanna Cherry (SNP), is Parliamentary Supremacy. This asks the government to seek a further extension
if a deal isn't agreed two days before #Brexit. If the EU doesn't accept, MPs will vote between a no-deal Brexit or revoking Article 50.]


https://news.sky.com/story/live-mps-...passe-11681453

Still predicting Leaving without a deal in a hard Brexit.

We would be lost without you. :thumbs:

[There are seven half naked climate change protesters in the Commons gallery]

Reporter Ross Kempsell says.

Your song is going to look even more stupid when that doesn’t happen.

I predicted the result of the referendum and Trump's victory in 2016