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So did May and she went back twice for an extension.

Well. I see you’ve covered all angles with duplicity. For what it’s worth I agree that he will seek an election on Wednesday as he’s expecting to lose tomorrow and tonight’s show was about appointing blame (as is the MO of leavers) on others. It’s a replication of May’s tactics. It’s not even...

If that’s true why are you predicting he’s going to call an election on Wednesday?

Pointless announcements on a lectern outside No. 10. Well at least he’s not starting in the same vein as May.

Yet for some reason they rank as a considerably happier country than us. How do explain that? Especially when you consider it’s also classed as a socialist country.

Ah, I remember the days when certain politicians would have loved it if we were like Norway. Obviously realised that Norway was too happy to wholesale buy into his brand of politics.

SB has also said Italy has done similar. Others may have as well, I haven’t really been paying attention to be honest. I know it’s happened in Spain as I know someone who has retired there and they mentioned it. I think they’re still worried about the strength of the pound as obviously it has an...

Spain has taken steps within its law to ensure the rights of Brits living in Spain. Which surprised me as I thought the EU was a dictatorship and members had no control of their own sovereignty. Doesn’t seem to be the way with Spain.

I think you’re right. It’s the sort of news outlet that considers us a communist state because we have a national health service. What is interesting is to look at the top ten happiest countries in the world. Almost all are considered socialist. I guess the definition of capitalism is knowing...

Scandinavian countries are widely considered as Socialist countries because of their welfare systems and high taxes. Same can be said for New Zealand for that matter. So I guess you’re going to have to define your opinion of what a socialist country is. I’m guessing you’re confusing communism...

Well. At least we know where the Aron Gunnarsson money went o_O

Well. At least we know where the Robbie Keane money went o_O

The article said automatically called at the end of the 14 days not at the end of the 14 days Boris gets to decide when an election is called. That’s what your link said. The fixed term parliament act states that once an election is called voting takes place 25 days later. Again, this is the...

A) it wasn’t B) you keep referring to the fixed term parliament act as if you’ve read it and understood what it says. Does it or does it not say in that act that once an election is called the election is held 25 days later? Remember you also thought that this act also stated that there’s only...

Parliament is voted in to do numerous things. All you’re confirming is that the referendum didn’t deliver a mandate for the type of brexit and the ensuing mess was the inevitable consensus of a divisive question asked to be answered in the most divisive of ways.

It probably was to you. Given that you provided a link that stated an election is automatically called at the end of the 14 day period if no government can be formed as evidence that it isn’t automatically called.

Parliament doesn’t have the numbers to accept any brexit. Are you suggesting we cancel? It still irrespective of my point that Niggle is allowed to change his mind while no one else is.

Thanks for proving my point. Wrote in plain English but yet again you don’t understand what you’re reading.

Not sure what that’s got to do with Nigel changing his mind. He’s not and never has been an MP.

That’s not what your link said, although you thought it did despite it saying in very plain English that if no government can be formed in 14 days an election is automatically called. So again I’m going to dismiss your interpretation of what a constitutional expert said as you’ve demonstrated...