Theresa WILL

[pErvinalia]

May says they need to leave and leave ASAP. So I assume it's probably going to happen.

[Scot Dutchy]

This business about people regretting the leave vote has already evaporated.
It lasted a couple of days at the most.

Everybody I'm speaking to who voted out is now quite happy to be leaving.
And they would be up in arms if Parliament voted down the decision.

The government's own lawyers say that the Prime Minister doesn't need a vote to invoke article 50. But if they do hold a vote, and it fails, all hell will break loose.

Ukip could end up as the biggest party at the next general election.
Unless the conservatives got together, and made sure that the vote was won. I think that that would be the most likely outcome. Conservative MPs don't want to be donating their seats to UKIP.

Pure anecdotal bollocks. UKIP is dead. Just forget it. Britain has far bigger problems to worry about.
The referendum was purely advisory. PM does not have the power to act without parliament.

[mistermack]

The referendum was purely advisory. PM does not have the power to act without parliament.

In your opinion.

Somehow, I doubt if you will get consulted though.

[Brian Peacock]

It would be a brave and reckless srupid m PM who would not accept the referendum vote.
Brexit is a reality.

[Scot Dutchy]

No it is not. Sorry only advisory.

It is not my opinion but there you go we have the top constitutional lawyers here.

[Brian Peacock]

The thing about the British constitution is that it's not emvodied in a formal docunent, it exists as a whithering body of precedents combined with procedural laws written on the hoof.

[laklak]

Damn, we couldn't even get the Bill of Rights on one cow foot unless we wrote really, really small.

[Brian Peacock]

You're gonna need a bigger bovine.

[JimC]

You're gonna need a bigger bovine.

Just ask Seth, he will provide...

[pErvinalia]

Theresa is trolling I think. She just appointed Boris as Foreign Secretary.

[Brian Peacock]

She's setting him up to fail. At the first gaff he'll be out and that'll put any linger hopes that he'll make PM on the back burner while she's in charge. If he tows the line then he'll just be her puppet, and again his lingering hopes will be truncated. The last thing she needs is Boris sniping at the government from the backbenches and via the convenience of his weekly Telegraph column - from which he takes £500,000 a year btw. He'll have to drop the column now as well.

[mistermack]

I, I, ..... I, ..... I ....,

Shall we bomb Russia?? Oh, no, was it China ???

Is this the button ???

[Scot Dutchy]

She's setting him up to fail. At the first gaff he'll be out and that'll put any linger hopes that he'll make PM on the back burner while she's in charge. If he tows the line then he'll just be her puppet, and again his lingering hopes will be truncated. The last thing she needs is Boris sniping at the government from the backbenches and via the convenience of his weekly Telegraph column - from which he takes £500,000 a year btw. He'll have to drop the column now as well.

Think so Brian? I mean giving up the Torygraph column. I agree with the rest and BJ has been given the poison chalice to be drunken at leisure.

[Hermit]

She's setting him up to fail. At the first gaff he'll be out and that'll put any linger hopes that he'll make PM on the back burner while she's in charge. If he tows the line then he'll just be her puppet, and again his lingering hopes will be truncated. The last thing she needs is Boris sniping at the government from the backbenches and via the convenience of his weekly Telegraph column - from which he takes £500,000 a year btw. He'll have to drop the column now as well.

Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.

[rainbow]

Theresa is trolling I think. She just appointed Boris as Foreign Secretary.

BoJo for FoSec?