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TM is truthful on the backstop: QUOTE: There will be a choice between, if we get to that point, a choice between going into the backstop and extending the transition period. Now, there are pros and cons of both sides of that. People have a concern of the backstop, that we could be in it...

it's not concealed. The backstop story has been discussed for months. The EU wants it to be limited to NI, the UK actually wants it to be UK wide because it is beneficial to the economy. The compromise has been known virtually as soon as it was released on the EU's website. The GA's private...

these losses helped her to regain some of the wavering brexiter MPs who were planning to vote against her. Apparently the current projected loss is around 60, down from 90..

Gove is not hot headed like many other brexiteers. He wants to make sure that brexit happens and is sustainable.

the government has to prepare for plan B which is WTO/no deal brexit on 29 March. It's in the EU's interest to give the UK a little more time to better prepare.

I keep the motor extension cables in stock. in both 9-pin and 3-pin formats.

this thread is a bit like a drug. Just can't stay away more than 3 days.

none but he's not the only one. I much prefer factual exchanges so I tend not to comment on his points.

my prescription for high blood pressure has been raised a couple of months ago. I blame this thread.

OT called me idiot many times. I don't see the point to return the compliment though.

you could have added Boris Johnson to the list. He alone has caused as much trouble for TM's government as the rest of remainer tory rebels put together.

Woosh Rio MTB with 17AH battery? http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?rio-mtb Ideal for riders about 5ft11.

the bus looks quite empty.

their tactic is to use 'direct democracy' as a marketing tool. They pick a contentious subject (ie immigration) and claim they have a simple solution. The media found it curious, interesting or shocking or whatever, repeat and spread their story. The problem is if the solution is simple, then...

the EU's membership is open to all countries.

Choice 5 (May's deal) is my preferred outcome at the moment. It is relatively stable and keeps our options open. In a few years, we shall see how the EU cope with various global issues (plastic, renewable energy, refugees, economic migrants, rise of the nationalists, the Euro, the EU army, seat...

Carney dealt with the devaluation of the Pound just after the 2016 referendum. His decisions were later proven correct, inflation was relatively modest (3%), the Pound found a floor at $1.25. Housing market held up OK. King was fumbling for a few years before he got put to pasture. His handling...

I don't know. Maybe we have given up making things too soon because we assume that stuff is made cheaper elsewhere without really investigating.

no, she can't. Brexit is set in law, TM will need a new parliament Act to reverse it.

yes, India is the world's fastest growing economy. I would have thought that they'll grow eventually to a bigger economy than the USA's at the end of this century - just behind China.