That’s because they’re probably all insulated from the approaching shitstorm unlike regular people.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
As far as I understand it the referendum idea is merely a confirmatory one. I think that means (could be wrong) that Parliament has to agree on a course of action (ha), receive the relevant agreement from Brussels (ha ha) and then must put it to the people.
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Should vote on them on Monday.
a sizeable portion of the population want to remain, and although a sizeable portion also want to leave, they're split into half a dozen warring camps that can't agree on how and under what terms.
we can't leave until we know how and under what terms, and if we can't agree on how and under what terms we are going to leave, then we can't leave. it's incredibly simple.
there's no leading us out of it, there's just ending the nonsense.
You had a vote on the motion setting out these procedures and you lost. Standing up now like children moaning ffs
Heads in the sand. Proper British sand as well, none of that foreign shite. Sunset over the Empire. Queen Vic getting piledrived. Pip pip ho hum.
2 day process.. try again on Monday?
If we were to have a public vote what are the likely options?
Eeeny Meeny Miny Mo.
May's deal v remain, because those are the only two that exist.
563 votes on the referendum option, meaning a lot of MPs had abstained.
Does Bercow have some sort of cheat sheet that helps him remember who is the MP for which random area? I barely know who my own MP is, let alone picking them out of a crowd of 400 identical looking blokes.
BBC News there literally showing 5 old protesters with signs saying how unhappy they'll be with what's happened. Not showing the million that turned up on Saturday that might like it, at least for now.
Turns out very.
It's his job to know I guess
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Wouldn’t be much more shambolic than if Ernst rohms ghost and a load of brown shirts line parliament at the next vote.
Like what the feck is going on, brexit has broken the country. Surely parliament is actually not fit for purpose? Which is a pretty serious deal.
Like what the feck is going on, brexit has broken the country. Surely parliament is actually not fit for purpose? Which is a pretty serious deal.
Ideally three options - May's Deal, most voted for scenario (provided EU agree) and Remain.
For remain to win it must get 50%+ if May Deal and most voted scenario collectively reached 50%+ then the highest of the two is taken as the chosen option.
Do you pizza for tea?
"No."
Then what do you want?
"Kate Beckinsale"
OK, if I had Kate Beckinsale here would you have her instead?
"......no."
"No."
Then what do you want?
"Kate Beckinsale"
OK, if I had Kate Beckinsale here would you have her instead?
"......no."
Just go with whichever got the most votes, we never went with what the majority wanted in the referendum.
Can you please just leave Ireland the feck alone and move your island to the coast of Africa or something?
You just don't know whether to laugh or cry
So an option chosen by 26% could win?
It's fine, give the protestors five years and they'll all be dead from old age anyway.
Surely you'd have a transformative vote. With 1st 2nd and 3rd choice and work it that way
I thought it was a parody skit.For a group of people who want Brexit they sure don't seem to like any particular form of Brexit.
Good to know Labour are on our side supporting a people's vote.
Least it scrapped over 80% I guess but you'd expect better than that.
Couldn’t organize a piss-up in a brewery
Just as well Brexiters knew what they voted for.
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If it was one of the two pro Leave votes yes. Think of it like a branching path. You're effectively reading the question "Do you want to leave the EU?" But then saying "If you chose Leave, then choose from one of the two options.
Too confusing for big Barry or Clarence McFeckFace to figure out.
Cnuts. Each and every one of them.
2 of the feckers near me!
Seems a load of shit to me. You can totally see how we've got where we are, becoming powerful because it's full of arseholes desperate to look like they've done something, with no moral compass. Desperate to get one over anyone. Whoever shouts the loudest wins. Not because we've been particularly well run to any great extent, and the only reason we've been a well organised country has been for them to rake it in. I'm sure it's always been this way.
Perfectly reasonable for them to vote against Revokation due to their leave constituencies but how they can justify not giving them a confirmation vote is beyond me. Shameful
Wait, people are surprised that Labour MPs would vote against it? Where have you been?
This is literally why they haven't gone balls deep for a 'People's Vote'. The numbers for it don't exist and haven't done at any point in the last 3 years.
This is literally why they haven't gone balls deep for a 'People's Vote'. The numbers for it don't exist and haven't done at any point in the last 3 years.
What about if you want to leave with a customs union, but don't want to take Mays deal no matter what?