Alan Medic

May blaming MP's for the inability of her to get her deal through, must be the last straw. She's got to go. Enter who though?

Well, well.....

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Theresa May threatens to quit if MPs push for > delay past June 30 > > > DO IT Who would be your preferred idiot to take over?

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > May being duplicit as usual. From the Guardian > Live feed... > Therefore, the house has to understand and accept > that, if it is not willing to support a deal in > the coming days, and as it is not willing to > support leaving without a deal on 29 March, then > it is suggesting that there will need to be a much > longer extension to article 50. Such an extension > would undoubtedly require the United Kingdom to > hold European parliament elections in May 2019.'' > > In other words, May now appears to be poised to > ask for a short extension of the kind that she > told MPs last week would not be on offer if the > deal were not passed. But where on Earth does she get the idea she would be even granted a long extension and for what purpose? Come next week if she loses another vote on her deal, then it's got to be No Deal or Article 50 being revoked.

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yep, probably something personal rather than on > the forum... I actually meant on a different thread.

I'm sure there will be a WC game. Ireland do play England but just in Twickenham.

Brexit hasn't even happened yet. I'm still waiting to hear of one potential tangible benefit of Brexit. Anyone?

Really. I'd noticed his unusual absence in this thread. Something must have pee'd him off elsewhere.

Nige has been doing his LBC radio show this morning.

Well done to RC on retaining his title. 3rd time in 4 years I think! Excellent tactic from Mick Mac and Jack on how to avoid this week's wooden spoon. Round 5 Final Table

Wasn't Paddy Welsh? I like this cartoon from the Irish Times today...

Won't be any complaints about watering the pitch then!

And Wales approached the 6 Nations executive as opposed to Ireland, when the norm is to ask the opposing team.

Final round tomorrow and a chance for a few to make some bold predictions maybe? Fixtures are: Italy v France 12.30 Wales v Ireland 14.45 England v Scotland 17.00

May can have a 3rd MV or even a 4th, but she must respect the will of the British people from 3 years ago. Yeah right. Corbyn playing silly buggers with two weeks to go. What does he hope to achieve? He should be supporting a 2nd referendum as was agreed at the Labour conference.

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wish politicians and pundits alike would stop > saying that today's big vote, if won, would take > No Deal off the table. It won't. It would confirm > that there's a majority that don't want ND, but > legally it's still there. The only way to remove > the threat of ND is either to agree a WA or Revoke > A50. An extension to A50 would merely move the > legal default of ND from one date to another... From what I read the UK won't get an extension.

No time to read that currently, but on what basis is the extension granted?

Wonder will May resign when defeated tonight? She should do.

The ironic thing about the DUP's influence which means there can be no 'border' in the Irish Sea, is that by all accounts the majority in NI have no issue with that as it removes the problem of the potential land border on the island and is likely to benefit its economy by it having 'special status'.

It looks like a 3 horse race if lady gooner will excuse the expression.

It's close at the top. Round 4 Leaderboard

I think Ireland could beat Wales. I don't think Scotland can beat England.

keano77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > ...If you've ever had a breakdown of where your > taxes have been > spent, the amount on the EU is miniscule... > > Can?t comment on the accuracy of any breakdown you > received Alan. What I would question is why we?ve > agreed to pay the EU a ?39 Billion (probably > double that if the truth be known) divorce payment > when headteachers in schools are mopping out > toilets and parents are being asked to pay for > books, pencils, teachers?s pensions etc etc. > > I?ll be pleased to read your attempt at > justification. I can't justify something when I don't know how it's broken down. One thing I'm sure of is that includes Farage's pension. You don't pay tax Keano?

Money,borders and laws is the PMs mantra.If you've ever had a breakdown of where your taxes have been spent, the amount on the EU is miniscule. Borders...UK chose not to implement laws regarding EU citizens already in place. Immigration is larger from outside EU anyway. Laws, oh yeah...bananas.

Mick,you haven't given up yet I hope.