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A question for our love god
Why would a Slovakian village girl, who's well fit marry, a rich old man, ??
The Somerset Levels haven't flooded like they did in the winter of 2015-16 as it has now been dredged.
Expensive unreliable, very, very ungreen bird slaughterers & major polluting wind turbines & solar power is being forced upon us, you've guessed by the green lobby. Vehicle air pollution & air quality has been getting better with lower pollution levels (apart from NOX which is stable) & the new vehicle city charging & exclusion zones are being imposed upon us via the EU tree hugging lobby.
The 'green' capitalists like Soros, Al Gore et al where they have been buying up billions of CO2 licences which are compulsory from 2030 under the Paris Climate Treaty & their aim is to turn these billions into trillions & guess who is going to be paying them this?
With any luck the EU & especially the Eurozone are unlikely to survive to 2030 through a combination of eye watering trillions of €€€€ debts, member countries near zero growth, sovereign debt, ECB debt, TARGET 2 debts & the acceleration of the deindustrialization Europe through EU's new green deal. German industry has been one of the most resilient of EU/Eurozone countries but they are now drifting in & out of slight growth & recession as their industrial production declines. Brexit will also badly affect their funding & the amount we buy from the EU where there are cheaper & better ROW places especially when we have FTAs with many countries. CPTPP which we have been invited to join is 14% of world trade & growing.
Where the EU's funding falls by £12.6bn through the UK-EU transition period ending on 31-12-2020, the EU member states are already fighting like ferrets in a sack on who is going to pick up this shortfall.
Yes I agree, low battery will often make abs tc lights etc flash.
.......I don't think Ken Clarke will be invited.
He voted in line with his constituents wishes.....to be applauded
That was coincidental. Whatever way his constituents voted, he has said from the start that the referendum was no more than an opinion poll and could and should be ignored. He also said quite a few years ago "I look forward to the day that the house of commons is no more than a council chamber". He is blinded by his love affair with all things EU.
However, in 2019 he is irrelevant, and no more than an entertaining curiosity.
I would imagine about 50% of tories will rebel against Boris' shinnanigans. Well, those with the balls. The usual spinless winkers will carry on sucking.
Now also the "Grey Man", John Major you can add to the list!
Ultimately,Parliamentary sovereignty, constitutional rules or traditions, or any other machinery of government comes second to the people, because ultimately, those who rule and govern can only do so with the consent and compliance of the people.
If in doubt ask the French, the Russians or the peoples of the former USSR.
Once those who rule seriously ignore that fact, they are on borrowed time. I believe our current rulers need to be strongly reminded of this, and it could happen soon, if they use the rules and legalities to break their promises to the people in a such a very serious manner.
Here we go again. Parliament voted in favour of a referendum and stated that they would carry out the result of it. At this point, Parliament handed its decision making power in this matter to the people.
No, Your either mistaken or peddling fake news.
The Parliamentary briefing documents at the time of the referendum all stated that the referendum result would be advisory only. Last time someone peddled thatlieuntruth I posted the link to the document. It's here, on page 25 : https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-7212/CBP-7212.pdf . This was published before the referendum, and formed the advice upon which the MP's voted to hold it.
Parliament did not hand "its decision making power in this matter to the people". It cannot, because it is and always has been sovereign.
Since then parliament has voted to invoke Art50 and passed a (non binding) motion stating it did not want a no deal exit. I think all the other motions have been defeated, and certainly the May deal has been rejected 3 times.
Most of the rest of the post involves ignoring hundreds of years of constitutional laws too. There may be some countries where the people are sovereign, but the UK ain't one of them.
Apparently over a million people have already signed a petition to stop the proroguing of Parliament.
This will be debated in Parliament after the Queens speech.
