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Re: Who's the next PM
I see where this is going. Next we will be hearing -"The Supreme Leader will close Parliament and he will decide for us !"
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Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by scot47
(Post 12701325)
I see where this is going. Next we will be hearing -"The Supreme Leader will close Parliament and he will decide for us !"
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Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 12701305)
Then again your argument also holds for those that voted to remain. Technically, using your analysis, there were not enough votes for anything. He doesn't like being reminded of that these days, for some reason :) |
Re: Who's the next PM
Juncker is not the one who has been talking about "proroguing Parliament" The anti-democrats are the Old Etonians who aspire to be leaders.
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Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by Eeyore
(Post 12701474)
Indeed. Which is why, of course, even Farage said in May 2016 that the result needed to be a two-thirds majority either way to be definitive. He said that a 52-48 win for Remain would be "unfinished business by a long way" and he'd immediately start campaigning for a second referendum.
He doesn't like being reminded of that these days, for some reason :) |
Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 12700831)
But they did vote to remain as part of the UK.
The UK voted to leave the EU. Scotland is part of the UK.
Originally Posted by scot47
(Post 12700899)
Not for much longer, Monsieur Scamp ! Come up here and smell the coffee !
Scots voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU. In fact, a far greater percentage see EU Membership more important than UK membership... Ergo, if the UK leaves the EU, Scotland leaves the UK.... |
Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by TGFKASE
(Post 12702006)
The Scots were told that the only way to be a part of the EU was to stay in the UK....
Scots voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU. In fact, a far greater percentage see EU Membership more important than UK membership... Ergo, if the UK leaves the EU, Scotland leaves the UK.... |
Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by scot47
(Post 12700587)
"The majority of the country" ie England. We in Scotland voted to stay. Old Etonian Johnson is anathema to most of my fellow-Scots. Time to bid the Union "adieu"
So long it was good to know you. |
Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 12702007)
please don’t make promises you can’t keep. |
Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by TGFKASE
(Post 12702010)
Now now, Millhouse.. Surely you dont believe all that 'Scotland is a drain on the UK' BS, do you?
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Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by TGFKASE
(Post 12702006)
The Scots were told that the only way to be a part of the EU was to stay in the UK....
Scots voted overwhelmingly to remain in the EU. In fact, a far greater percentage see EU Membership more important than UK membership... Ergo, if the UK leaves the EU, Scotland leaves the UK.... |
Re: Who's the next PM
Meanwhile floods of colonists are migrating to Scotland from England. Excluded now from the White Commonwealth, with the prospect of no access to the EU, busloads of them are descending on us. "White Flight" from The South ?
I walk around some parts of Scotland and the prevailing accent is Home Counties (in the posher places) or Lancashire (in the less posh places). Attitudes - and votes- are not quite the same as those of the aboriginal inhabitants. Vae victis ! We are paying the price for voting the wrong way in the Scottish Referendum of 2014. We are going the same way as The Maoris - soon to be a minority in our own land. |
Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by scot47
(Post 12702692)
Meanwhile floods of colonists are migrating to Scotland from England. Excluded now from the White Commonwealth, with the prospect of no access to the EU, busloads of them are descending on us. "White Flight" from The South ?
I walk around some parts of Scotland and the prevailing accent is Home Counties (in the posher places) or Lancashire (in the less posh places). Attitudes - and votes- are not quite the same as those of the aboriginal inhabitants. Vae victis ! We are paying the price for voting the wrong way in the Scottish Referendum of 2014. We are going the same way as The Maoris - soon to be a minority in our own land. |
Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 12702031)
Of course I don’t. Equally, I’m sure you don’t believe Scotland can stand on its own two feet in the word. |
Re: Who's the next PM
Originally Posted by TGFKASE
(Post 12702975)
I unequivocally DO believe we can stand on our own 2 feet.....
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