Scottish judges rule suspension of parliament illegal

[Cannydc]

Labour doesn't have to decide anything.

That is the daftest thing you've said

Do you think that Labour can get elected with no Brexit policy?

What a pillock.

Every party has a Brexit policy
Every party except Labour
Government in waiting? With no policy?
Labour is a joke
And full of jokers like you.

So daft you had to repeat it twice.

As of now there is no General Election - unless you know better and can tell us the date.

We have a Brexit policy, you know what it is and have been told so many times you are starting to sound like you're a goldfish.

If there is any change, it will be decided at party conference shortly. Democratically as normal.

Hope that puts your mind at rest. Have a nap.

[Grafenwalder]

Keith Starmer may well be right
But Labour has to decide which side of the fence it is sitting on first.

Staying within the law and not lying.

[Guest]

Keith Starmer may well be right
But Labour has to decide which side of the fence it is sitting on first.

Staying within the law and not lying.

The Tories are finished.

Do the British people really want to vote for a party that thinks it's above the law.

I doubt it.

[Grafenwalder]

The Queen can order the twats back to work under a Royal Procalamation. Lying traitor Johnson, Cummings and Smugg should be locked up in the Tower.

[MungoBrush]

Labour doesn't have to decide anything.

That is the daftest thing you've said

Do you think that Labour can get elected with no Brexit policy?

What a pillock.

Every party has a Brexit policy
Every party except Labour
Government in waiting? With no policy?
Labour is a joke
And full of jokers like you.

So daft you had to repeat it twice.

As of now there is no General Election - unless you know better and can tell us the date.

We have a Brexit policy, you know what it is and have been told so many times you are starting to sound like you're a goldfish.

If there is any change, it will be decided at party conference shortly. Democratically as normal.

Hope that puts your mind at rest. Have a nap.

Do you mean this policy?

"Labour should "unequivocally back Remain" in a fresh Brexit referendum and only then pursue power in a general election, its deputy has said.
Tom Watson said there was "no such thing as a good Brexit deal" and the 2016 Leave vote had been "invalidated".

or this policy?

"His comments put him at odds with the party's leader Jeremy Corbyn, who has not committed to back either side in another vote if Labour wins power."

or this policy?

"JOHN MCDONNELL claimed that Labour would not seek to prevent or delay Brexit, describing those trying to do so as being “on the side of certain corporate elites”, a newly-resurfaced report reveals."

or this policy?

"John McDonnell hints Labour has DROPPED its own plans for Brexit deal and would back May’s hated Withdrawal Agreement"

or this policy?

"Emily Thornberry was seemingly overwhelmed by the barrage of questions from both Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan on how the Labour party would deal with the Brexit issue. The Labour MP explained that if the Labour Party was in power, they would go back to Brussels and negotiate a new Brexit deal. However, confusingly to the GMB hosts, the Labour Party would then call a second referendum and campaign against their own Brexit deal."

or maybe even this policy?

"Labour’s Brexit chief said their party is trying to break the Brexit impasse despite campaigning for different things. His comments come as the deputy leader of the Labour Party said that a single-issue Brexit election may not break the deadlock in Parliament - something only a second referendum can achieve with certainty. Mr Watson argued that if a referendum were to follow an election, then Labour should commit "unambiguously and unequivocally" to campaign for Remain."

Which one Cannydc?

[MungoBrush]

The Tories are finished.

Do the British people really want to vote for a party that thinks it's above the law.

I doubt it.

As at today:

Conservative 33%
Labour 24%
Liberal Democrat 18%
Brexit Party 13%
Green 5%

https://britainelects.com

[Guest]

The Tories are finished.

Do the British people really want to vote for a party that thinks it's above the law.

I doubt it.

As at today:

Conservative 33%
Labour 24%
Liberal Democrat 18%
Brexit Party 13%
Green 5%

https://britainelects.com

The Tories were 20 points ahead at the start of last election according to the polls, then we ended up with a coalition.

The campaign hasn't even started yet and today's events wouldn't have been taken into consideration.

I doubt whether the country would vote for Tory austerity again.

When the campaign proper starts the Tories will nosedive!

[Cannydc]

Labour doesn't have to decide anything.

That is the daftest thing you've said

Do you think that Labour can get elected with no Brexit policy?

What a pillock.

Every party has a Brexit policy
Every party except Labour
Government in waiting? With no policy?
Labour is a joke
And full of jokers like you.

So daft you had to repeat it twice.

As of now there is no General Election - unless you know better and can tell us the date.

We have a Brexit policy, you know what it is and have been told so many times you are starting to sound like you're a goldfish.

If there is any change, it will be decided at party conference shortly. Democratically as normal.

Hope that puts your mind at rest. Have a nap.

Do you mean this policy?

"Labour should "unequivocally back Remain" in a fresh Brexit referendum and only then pursue power in a general election, its deputy has said.
Tom Watson said there was "no such thing as a good Brexit deal" and the 2016 Leave vote had been "invalidated".

or this policy?

"His comments put him at odds with the party's leader Jeremy Corbyn, who has not committed to back either side in another vote if Labour wins power."

or this policy?

"JOHN MCDONNELL claimed that Labour would not seek to prevent or delay Brexit, describing those trying to do so as being “on the side of certain corporate elites”, a newly-resurfaced report reveals."

or this policy?

"John McDonnell hints Labour has DROPPED its own plans for Brexit deal and would back May’s hated Withdrawal Agreement"

or this policy?

"Emily Thornberry was seemingly overwhelmed by the barrage of questions from both Susanna Reid and Piers Morgan on how the Labour party would deal with the Brexit issue. The Labour MP explained that if the Labour Party was in power, they would go back to Brussels and negotiate a new Brexit deal. However, confusingly to the GMB hosts, the Labour Party would then call a second referendum and campaign against their own Brexit deal."

or maybe even this policy?

"Labour’s Brexit chief said their party is trying to break the Brexit impasse despite campaigning for different things. His comments come as the deputy leader of the Labour Party said that a single-issue Brexit election may not break the deadlock in Parliament - something only a second referendum can achieve with certainty. Mr Watson argued that if a referendum were to follow an election, then Labour should commit "unambiguously and unequivocally" to campaign for Remain."

Which one Cannydc?

Someone's sounding pretty desperate - are you OK, Hun ?

The Labour party policy remains unchanged, as per my previous post.

Individuals are free to state their own preferences, but you really must learn the difference between that and official policy.

Your nap wasn't long enough, obviously.

[Ray of Sunshine]

McAz & cannydc, upper middle class faux socialists with vested interests in staying in the EU.

While vast areas of the UK have been laid waste over the last 30 years due to Conservative and Labour deindustrialisation and financialisation policies, European funding in politics, academia, arts, culture, science and the trade unions has produced a layer of the upper middle class whose social and financial “worth” increases in direct proportion to the economic damage inflicted in their neighbourhoods.

https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2016/0 ... o-j07.html

[Cannydc]

McAz & cannydc, upper middle class faux socialists with vested interests in staying in the EU.

While vast areas of the UK have been laid waste over the last 30 years due to Conservative and Labour deindustrialisation and financialisation policies, European funding in politics, academia, arts, culture, science and the trade unions has produced a layer of the upper middle class whose social and financial “worth” increases in direct proportion to the economic damage inflicted in their neighbourhoods.

https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2016/0 ... o-j07.html

LOL @ "upper class".

Are you prone to making things up as you go along, Ray?

[McAz]

McAz & cannydc, upper middle class faux socialists with vested interests in staying in the EU

[Cannydc]

I laughed too.

Dad's 88 years old, was a farm labourer all his life and voted Remain for all the same reasons I did.

Mum was a shop assistant, then a care assistant. Sadly died long before this Brexit nonsense arose.

Can't wait to thank the old man for my "upper middle class faux socialist" roots.

Bet he has a good giggle at that nonsense too.

[McAz]

I laughed too.

Dad's 88 years old, was a farm labourer all his life and voted Remain for all the same reasons I did.

Mum was a shop assistant, then a care assistant. Sadly died long before this Brexit nonsense arose.

Can't wait to thank the old man for my "upper middle class faux socialist" roots.

Bet he has a good giggle at that nonsense too.

I'm from what now would be termed the underclass. Council-house raised (and thought that was plush after the slums of the East End) - parents were factory workers.

I'm as posh as fuck though.

[MungoBrush]

The Labour party policy remains unchanged, as per my previous post.

Individuals are free to state their own preferences, but you really must learn the difference between that and official policy.

Your nap wasn't long enough, obviously.

So just to summarise, Labour Party policy on Brexit is to renegotiate a deal with the EU based on membership of both the Customs Union and the Single Market

And everything else that Corbyn has said in the past couple of days is bollox.

[Stooo]

David Allen Green with the legal explanation:

https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/ ... orogation/