The EU: In, out, shake it all about.... (32 Viewers)

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

I learned my lesson last time when Gordon Brown killed off final salary pensions. Most of mine is now fully protected until I take it from where it is. I hold no risk. I am now being offered a massive amount to take it out but it is staying until I know what is happening.

Good call, as long as your health is OK.

Someone I know got offered a huge deal more than theirs was worth to take it out and chose not to, which in 90% of cases would be the best thing to do at the moment. Found out a month later they had cancer and died two months after that. Family ended up with over 150k less than if they'd taken the deal and reinvested.

 

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[Grendel]

How do you feel about the fact he's a proven liar?

How about the fact he's misled the Queen?

He hasn’t misled anybody

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

How do you feel about the fact he's a proven liar?

How about the fact he's misled the Queen?

How do you feel about all the Mp's campaigning to remain in the EU coming out and saying we must respect the result no matter what happens... some of the arch Remainers

 

[SBAndy]

Nope because the opposition has control of the Order Paper and is abusing the parliament act rather than calling a no confidence motion. I said before Johnson should have called the motion himself and see the absurd sight of the opposition voting against the motion.

Grendel, you’ve got time on your hands nowadays. Why don’t you put it to a court that the opposition are abusing the Parliament Act if you deem that is what’s happening?

 

[Deleted member 5849]

He hasn’t misled anybody

Scottish courts say otherwise.

"Improper purpose" was the phrase used, I believe.

Dom not ablke to answer for himself, I see.

 

[Astute]

As someone who voted remain I totally agree.
But the PM breaking the law shouldn't be an acceptable way to facilitate it. Leavers have been banging the drum for parliamentary sovereignty since the referendum, surely they should want it upheld?

I want it all upheld. But it has gone on so long that it is now impossible to upheld everything as they now contradict each other. This is what we spoke about a couple of years ago.

So which will of the people do we now keep to? How do we pacify those who don't get what they wanted?

Or put more simply how do we get out of this mess.

 

[Deleted member 5849]

How do you feel about all the Mp's campaigning to remain in the EU coming out and saying we must respect the result no matter what happens... some of the arch Remainers

Answer my questions about the subject we're discussing.

 

[SBAndy]

How do you feel about all the Mp's campaigning to remain in the EU coming out and saying we must respect the result no matter what happens... some of the arch Remainers

Were you born an idiot or is it a skill you’ve cultivated over time?

 

[clint van damme]

I want it all upheld. But it has gone on so long that it is now impossible to upheld everything as they now contradict each other. This is what we spoke about a couple of years ago.

So which will of the people do we now keep to? How do we pacify those who don't get what they wanted?

Or put more simply how do we get out of this mess.

who knows? But I think it's safe to say that Boris Johnson was never going to come up with the answers.

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

Were you born an idiot or is it a skill you’ve cultivated over time?

Guess you haven't seen the videos then saying we'll never have another referendum and the result will be respected... if Boris is a liar then so are other MP's

 

[Deleted member 5849]

who knows? But I think it's safe to say that Boris Johnson was never going to come up with the answers.

tbf he was always going to come up with answers. OK, they may not be entirely honest or lawful...

 

[Astute]

Good call, as long as your health is OK.

Someone I know got offered a huge deal more than theirs was worth to take it out and chose not to, which in 90% of cases would be the best thing to do at the moment. Found out a month later they had cancer and died two months after that. Family ended up with over 150k less than if they'd taken the deal and reinvested.

I have been offered x30. It is a massive amount. But to get 3% after costs means making about 5% before costs. This is quite a high risk in days of low inflation. And all the risk would be on me. Leaving it where it is also gives lots of benefits. But some were getting quotes of life changing amounts they couldn't resist. One took his a few weeks ago that was nearly 800k. His tax free gave him nearly 200k. And over half a million still invested. But left where it was with no more money going in had it going up the equivalent of nearly 24k a year.

Stupid money being caused by new rules on funding the pot and the tax grab. That is what has cost us all the same deal.

 

[skybluetony176]

This is not a good day for democracy

Wipe your tears. Today was a good day for democracy, it was shown without doubt we’re not a dictatorship and the courts of this land. People who think like you don’t deserve democracy.

 

[Grendel]

Grendel, you’ve got time on your hands nowadays. Why don’t you put it to a court that the opposition are abusing the Parliament Act if you deem that is what’s happening?

Do you agree with Jeremy Corbyn then that Johnson is doing a good job?

Why would I want to put anything to 11 people from a blairite creation

The people will judge who is the abuser in the end

 

[clint van damme]

tbf he was always going to come up with answers. OK, they may not be entirely honest or lawful...

it was quite clear from his inaugural speech, if it wasn't before, that he is full of lies and bluster and very little else.
At a time when British politics is bereft of talent he stands out as particularly useless and unprincipled which is quite an achievement.

 

[fernandopartridge]

He hasn’t misled anybody

You're getting a bit hysterical now Grendel, just take a step back

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

Wipe your tears. Today was a good day for democracy, it was shown without doubt we’re not a dictatorship and the courts of this land. People who think like you don’t deserve democracy.

So all 17.4 million of us who actually won the majority don't deserve it, that makes sense doesn't it

 

[Astute]

who knows? But I think it's safe to say that Boris Johnson was never going to come up with the answers.

It is safe to say that nobody will ever have the answers. As you will know this is why I was for it to go ahead although it wasn't what I wanted. Now this fiasco will only get worse.

 

[skybluetony176]

Leavers should think of this. What if there’s a general election and the next government is a Lib Dem minority government propped up by Plaid Cymru and the SNP and they choose to prorogue Parliament to cancel Brexit without parliaments approval? Today’s ruling stops that happening. Rather than bemoaning democracy is dead be grateful for it because the next government using Boris’ rule book has just been stopped from doing so.

 

[skybluetony176]

So all 17.4 million of us who actually won the majority don't deserve it, that makes sense doesn't it

Just the morons who think like you and Grendull. I hope you’re not the majority of the 17.4 million.

 

[Astute]

Just the morons who think like you and Grendull. I hope you’re not the majority of the 17.4 million.

Have you just had a lightbulb moment?

Yes millions of those who voted leave do think this way. Just like millions of those who voted the other way are just as pig headed and refuse to listen to anything else.

That is what the problem is.

 

[SkyBlueDom26]

Have you just had a lightbulb moment?

Yes millions of those who voted leave do think this way. Just like millions of those who voted the other way are just as pig headed and refuse to listen to anything else.

That is what the problem is.

Exactly he doesn't have a clue what he's talking about, just the good old insult because someone voted leave and not remain....a few remain voters on here have said the result should be respected however a certain few just can't accept it

 

[Grendel]

You're getting a bit hysterical now Grendel, just take a step back

Not really. The queen has no advice this has been long established - she just signs.

The public opinion will ultimately be the judge and jury

 

[SBAndy]

Guess you haven't seen the videos then saying we'll never have another referendum and the result will be respected... if Boris is a liar then so are other MP's

And yet equally all of the Leave big-hitters were suggesting we could look at various types of deal that are now suspiciously unpalatable for them. The result can be respected in isolation, I think though that the succeeding 3 years has shown people up for their true intentions (on both sides) and has culminated in the PM breaking the law to try and play chicken with the country’s future.

 

[SBAndy]

Exactly he doesn't have a clue what he's talking about, just the good old insult because someone voted leave and not remain....a few remain voters on here have said the result should be respected however a certain few just can't accept it

There are plenty that feel that way. 17.4m though? Not a chance. Half that if you’re feeling generous.

 

[Grendel]

And yet equally all of the Leave big-hitters were suggesting we could look at various types of deal that are now suspiciously unpalatable for them. The result can be respected in isolation, I think though that the succeeding 3 years has shown people up for their true intentions (on both sides) and has culminated in the PM breaking the law to try and play chicken with the country’s future.

Can you enlighten me what would have happened if parliament hadn’t been suspended. Would a deal have been agreed?

 

[SBAndy]

Do you agree with Jeremy Corbyn then that Johnson is doing a good job?

Why would I want to put anything to 11 people from a blairite creation

The people will judge who is the abuser in the end

If you can find me the quote where Corbyn has said Johnson is doing a good job then that would be helpful.

Even by your standards this is an impressive amount of bluster.

 

[Grendel]

If you can find me the quote where Corbyn has said Johnson is doing a good job then that would be helpful.

Even by your standards this is an impressive amount of bluster.

Well he clearly does think that as it’s within his remit and only his remit to issue a no confidence motion and call an election

The fact he doesn’t means he clearly has confidence in the government

 

[Astute]

The public opinion will ultimately be the judge and jury

Not really. The house of lords will have a big say. They are safe from the public opinion.

How many lords and ladies were a part of the latest decision? Yes as in the judges.

So if anything happens they don't like it can be called unlawful and they can vote on it. Yet you can't remove them from their position.

 

[SBAndy]

Can you enlighten me what would have happened if parliament hadn’t been suspended. Would a deal have been agreed?

Of course I can’t say that a deal would be agreed. What I can be sure of is that they would have had the opportunity to discuss a deal; a choice which was unlawfully removed from them.

 

[Grendel]

Not really. The house of lords will have a big say. They are safe from the public opinion.

How many lords and ladies were a part of the latest decision? Yes as in the judges.

So if anything happens they don't like it can be called unlawful and they can vote on it. Yet you can't remove them from their position.

You can ignore the lords or swamp it with peers if you want to

 

[SBAndy]

Well he clearly does think that as it’s within his remit and only his remit to issue a no confidence motion and call an election

The fact he doesn’t means he clearly has confidence in the government

Clearly. Nothing else at play here after all, is there?

 

[Astute]

Well he clearly does think that as it’s within his remit and only his remit to issue a no confidence motion and call an election

The fact he doesn’t means he clearly has confidence in the government

Not even this government has confidence in themselves. It is all about self preservation.

Just like Labour doesn't have confidence in themselves. That is why the Lib Dems have come from annihilation to second place.

 

[Grendel]

Of course I can’t say that a deal would be agreed. What I can be sure of is that they would have had the opportunity to discuss a deal; a choice which was unlawfully removed from them.

Well 4 parties have already stated they would reject any deal to leave and the labour whip has said it will also reject any deal from the current administration

 

[Astute]

Goodnight all. Need a bit of sleep. At work all night so will catch up later.

Isn't this fun :shifty: