EPTUK Politics Mega-thread - Page 504
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
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Longshank
1648 Posts
The DUP and the government have had good discussions in recent days and some progress on domestic legislation has been made. All concerned recognise the need to ensure that as we leave the European Union the economic and constitutional integrity of the United Kingdom is maintained. However, given the fact that the necessary changes we seek to the backstop have not been secured between the government and the European Union, and the remaining and ongoing strategic risk that Northern Ireland would be trapped in backstop arrangements at the end of the implementation period, we will not be supporting the government if they table a fresh meaningful vote. The backstop if operational has the potential to create an internal trade border within the United Kingdom and would cut us off from our main internal market, being Great Britain. We want to secure the United Kingdom’s departure from, and our future relationship with, the European Union on terms that accord with our key objectives to ensure the integrity of the United Kingdom. In our view the current withdrawal agreement does not do so and the backstop, which we warned this government against from its first inception, poses an unacceptable threat to the integrity of the United Kingdom and will inevitably limit the United Kingdom’s ability to negotiate on the type of future relationship with the EU. Edit: Ironically, the only thing that looks to be able to save May is Corbyn's whipping for a second referendum. Question is if that will push enough Labour leave MPs to support her deal. Probably not. | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51449 Posts
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
On March 28 2019 06:43 Pandemona wrote: MP's have voted for nothing lol What a suprise | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands21378 Posts
On March 26 2019 07:44 Gorsameth wrote: Long live the predictable Britains...So Parliament has taken some measure of control of Brexit. I eagerly await for none of their options to get a majority vote and everyone to have a big old facepalm. No-deal, 2 weeks and counting. | ||
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Garrl
Scotland1970 Posts
 even with the power struggling going on, still no majority for *anything* | ||
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Jockmcplop
United Kingdom9351 Posts
Some of those MPs that were laughing as it happened should be ashamed of themselves. They're an embarrassment. | ||
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
On March 28 2019 06:48 Jockmcplop wrote: Absolute bunch of fucking goons. Some of those MPs that were laughing as it happened should be ashamed of themselves. They're an embarrassment. They are probably people who want to leave on no deal and think this supports their position. | ||
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Garrl
Scotland1970 Posts
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Gorsameth
Netherlands21378 Posts
On March 28 2019 06:48 Jockmcplop wrote: its a horrible look towards the public for sure, but I find myself sitting here laughing aswell because this is the shitshow I, and likely they aswell, suspected would happen.Absolute bunch of fucking goons. Some of those MPs that were laughing as it happened should be ashamed of themselves. They're an embarrassment. | ||
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
On March 28 2019 06:52 Garrl wrote: god these fucking elected children in parliament, what a joke this country is The Speaker is out of order though, completely biased and constantly insulting conservatives. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51449 Posts
So now the question is, will anyone who voted today for something now want to switch to back May's deal. She needs around 12-15 votes as im sure all the ERG are voting for it. | ||
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
On March 28 2019 06:55 Pandemona wrote: I do hate it when they don't let eachother speak its very childish, i mean there is never anything aggressive in our parliaments compared to others around the world but its very very childish. So now the question is, will anyone who voted today for something now want to switch to back May's deal. She needs around 12-15 votes as im sure all the ERG are voting for it. Not all ERG are voting for it, still 20+ against and DUP are against which is another 10. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51449 Posts
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
On March 28 2019 07:01 Pandemona wrote: Has been no confirmation on those ERG members not backing it has there? I just assumed that they all listen to Boris now as they know they have no chance etc etc. Guess not? There was one ERG member on bbc saying still against, Steve Baker (Deputy of the ERG and in some ways more influential than Boris) is against and gave this speech. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51449 Posts
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pmh
1351 Posts
Now whats next. The odds are interesting. Its tempting to bet against Johnson but you only get 20%. I doubt it will be labour either,everything in Europe is moving towards the right of the spectrum and I don't think Britain will be much different. @below:a ty. | ||
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
On March 28 2019 07:18 pmh wrote: Well that didn't solve all that much. Now whats next. MV3 vote possibly on friday, or a general election/coup followed by general election. | ||
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Dan HH
Romania9023 Posts
12 Labour MPs voted against the customs union option Those two lost by 27 and 8 votes, respectively | ||
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Zaros
United Kingdom3692 Posts
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