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Watching question time it seems that people who voted for the sovereignty of the British Parliament by voting leave are angry about the sovereignty of the British Parliament being upheld last night. Seems to me a lot of people have let themselves lose sight of what they voted for.

Got to get your priorities right.

Well this went of topic quickly

He’s a Baron, not a Lord.

Totalitarianism by the sounds of it.

Apparently the new bid is £7M up front, without Ryton and add ons potentially to £20M. So the upfront payment is £5M more. It’s a better offer.

I agree. But then you have to remember who we’re talking about here.

No. It was about stopping and delaying dictatorship. Does the guy who’s comments you’re creaming over even have a vote in Parliament anymore? Isn’t he an ex MP?

Last I heard he wants to retain membership of the single market like Norway. Not sure how that can be contrived as a harder brexit than the one currently on offer. Jeremy Corbyn is heading toward a big change in Labour's Brexit policy

Bidding for the club is a pointless exercise until the legal are exhausted.

Topically this is what kicked Star Wars off. The end of democracy in rapturous applause. I doubt May is a dark lord but Davis not so sure ;)

They’ve been forced to sell their shares and pay money back by the courts haven’t they? Not sure that you can class that as getting away with it.

Like your sweeping statements about the EU becoming a dictatorship and now you’re backing yourself up with trying to justify a dictatorship on brexit. There will be no hard brexit to the new definition you’ve invented of hard brexit so long as the government changes direction and honours the...

It’s not law. We will be leaving but it doesn’t have to be that exact date and shouldn’t be if the deal is wrong. The date is another ill advised decision that the government have taken. Read this link Tory rebels warn May not to attempt to enshrine Brexit date in law

Tory rebels warn May not to attempt to enshrine Brexit date in law

The March the 29th leave date is yet to be voted on and passed. It’s far from set in stone. It’s been described as a gimmick by many including Tory back benchers and looks set to be another humiliation for the government when voted on. Yet again another humiliation that could be avoided if...

I doubt it makes a no deal WTO scenario anymore likely than it was before, that’s just scaremongering from those who have lost sight of large parts of their reasoning for voting leave. What it does do is ensure that the government are held to task. Unfortunate news for Davis but good news for...

Then the government need to deliver a brexit deal that can be democratically voted through parliament by our democratically elected MP’s. That’s democracy and more importantly the democracy of our country. Are we really going from a brexit mess being the fault of those who didn’t vote for it to...

Sounds like the Tory government trying to bypass parliament. Fortunately they have some heroes of democracy and British parliamentary sovereignty in their ranks.

One day complaining about them being abused, the next day abusing them by labelling them traitors? You have a warped view of balanced. Plus they have a warped view of traitor. Surely the only traitors were the ones who voted for dictatorship not against? Why do I get the impression that after...