How are politicians more concerned about a holiday they booked
Seriously, it was clear months ago that their incompetence was leading to a no deal no-one wants. No one in business with half a brain cell would have booked a holiday until after this was sorted.
So, Parliament voted against extending article 50.
So, Parliament voted for going back to the EU to renegotiate the backstop.
Both votes were 48/52%
How ironic, there are many that say 48/52% was not sufficient for the public to be taken seriously.
So, if the result of leaving without a deal was going to be so bad we were heading for a 30 year recession, would it not have been sensible to tell us before we voted to leave, rather than six weeks before we crash out because our politicians are incompetent.
Not my fault!
Currently I am being forced to watch BT adds where they proudly announce that for a limited period you can save money in a sale of their internet access..
I have a problem with this. Rarely does a company actually loose money on a sale, and I am old enough the remember the invention of the internet.
When it took off, the suggestion was that access should be available for everyone and there was talk of a countrywide network.
Then companies realised they could monetize access and here we are. A private company that because of it's name most people assume is nationalised is admitting it can afford to provide access to the internet for less.
And no-one is pulling them up on it!
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/diane-abbott-question-time-fiona-bruce-bbc-video-footage-poll-labour-a8737161.html?amp#referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s
Abbott stood on a platform that was 1 leaver to 3 remainers, and still she was descriminated against. No question it might have been because of her incompetence?
So, the results are in..
This joke of a Parliament prefers Mrs May to screw up the negotiation with the EU than entrusting the capitulation to Mr Corbyn.
What a great way to waste 24 hours..
Can we do it every day until we leave by default?
I feel so disenfranchised.
I voted leave. Before the vote my MP, Sarah Wolleston said she would vote leave, then changed her mind and voted remain.
Leave won, and given by nearly every measure possible won it was time to respect the electorate.
I took the time to email the government suggesting that the vote be respected by building support cross party and business, but the government decided to make it political.. How is that working out?
So, Dr 'I know best' Wolleston says I did not know what I was voting for. Given I am 46 and wanted to vote out since I was 18 (voting labour when Blair offered a referendum) that is a lie, and she has confirmed that she will reject the flawed deal in support of a repeat of the referendum.
Just what the EU wanted all along. Way to sell out your country.
Why should I vote again??