Member Info for Just_My_Opinions

So despite project fear, Goldman Sachs has committed to London for 25 years.

That's a fair point. This time though Left vs Right wing politics is very intense, I don't know for sure... but I think it's quite possible that Trumps supporters will continue to support him whether he tells the truth or not.

I personally would, because the alternative is giving the Leftists power back.

Still don't see how they could have him impeached with what they have, and judging by the flat markets both here and in the USA today.. the markets obviously think it's still a non event too.

Conservatives = 316 Seats
Labour = 258 Seats
SNP = 35 Seats
DUP = 9 Seats
Independent = 7
Lib Dems = 12 Seats
Plaid Cymru = 7 seats
Green Party = 1 Seat
Sin Fein = 7 (But don't take their seats)

Guess = 316 Tory's + 9 DUP = 325 seats... Minus 258 Labour, 35 SNP = 32 votes to find... 12 are Lib dem, 7 are Independent, 4 Plaid Cymru, 1 green and 7 Sinn Fein who don't take up their seats, not vote in the Commons.

Assuming all of the Tory's and DUP vote in favour of the government to stop them losing their seats... then there won't be enough votes for Corbyn to force a general election.

Mueller is scrapping the bottom of the barrel hoping to get something he can use against Trump. His investigation was supposed to be about find collusion between Trump and Russia. So far he's not been able to prove that.

So now it's about Trump having an affair. That's not enough to impeach Trump. So back to the drawing board Lefty's.

Honestly I hope Corbyn does call a vote of no confidence and "Try" to force an election. The important word here being "Try"... I will have a big smile if Treason May is defeated, has to call an election and loads of Remain supporting Tory's lose their seats for going against the majority Leave results in their respective constituencies.

That would make me very happy. But then Corbyn gets in... because not enough Tory voters will have the courage to vote UKIP or For Britain... they will still tactically vote in the mistaken belief that they can stop Labour getting in.

Then the Marxism comes, at first the poor love it... even the middle class. Then the money starts running out borrowing goes up, the cost of consumer borrowing goes up due to credit ratings downgrades on the UK.

Then everyone gets poorer.

That article Fleccy posted last night describes JayFax perfectly. He's in psychological distress since The Referendum was won by leave. He feels like he's lost control, so in an effort to feel better he comes on to tell any leavers he speaks to that they are all stupid, that he is their better etc. haha

Poor little snowflake.

JayFax,

As long as we're in agreement that Jeremy Corbyn can only "Try" to force an election... Anyway... on that point... I honestly hope Corbyn does try to force an election, one is called and the Conservatives lose. I don't want Labour to win either, they are far worse... but I hate the two of them. Neither represent the majority of their constituents.

But if Labour gets in the country will be sick of the two of them and vote for real change.

The Conservatives under Treason May have stuck two fingers up to 70% of their voters (leave voters) I want Leave voters to stick two fingers up to the Conservatives. Of course the majority won't, they're too scared of Corbyn taking money out of their pockets. He'll even take money out of my family's pocket.

But I want change in this country, because Islam is going to screw everyone's happiness eventually. It's obvious.

LeftyFax Twists and misrepresents things on a daily basis here, all so they can further their Leftist agenda. Then claims they're not a lefty. Stevie Wonder could see how twisted LeftyFax is.

Yeah the Credit Card debt they took out to buy Immigrants nice things.

LeftyFax,

You're the one who keeps voting for the losing side. It seems your limited intelligence prevents you from seeing that the majority do not agree with you.

What you do JayFax is exaggerate things to further your own Leftist Agenda. After all this to-ing and fro-ing it remains a fact that there is no guarantee Corbyn can force a general election.

So this seems to be the way it's going to play out...

1. Article 50's conclusion is suspended to allow more time for fudging.
2. Treason May then takes her end deal to the house to be voted on later than she said.
3. The ERG rejects her plan.
4. At this stage she either completely changes it (unlikely) or she says there is no other choice but a hard Brexit.
5. If Dominic Grieve is granted his amendment, then parliament gets a final say over a hard Brexit.
6. Parliament rejects the hard Brexit.
7. Treason May goes back to Brussels to offer yet more concessions, watering Brexit down even further.
8. The ERG rejects it, but parliament passes it and Brexit happens.

Now if I was a betting man, I would assume that the ERG has considered this scenario and may think they have no other choice but to hold a vote of no confidence in Treason May in an attempt to steer things back to the referendum result and deliver democracy.

It's then debatable whether or not she would win it. At this stage Tory MP's in marginal seats will have to make a decision based on two outcomes... (A) Side with Treason May, go against their constituents, water Brexit down and stay in power till 2022. Or (B) Vote for her challenger instead, deliver the Referendum result, fully leave the EU and stand by what the majority of their constituents and the country voted for.

JayFax,

You initially said "He can set out to force an election"... then you back peddled when it was pointed out that you had implied he can force an election, rather than he can do various things that may or may not lead to a General election.

This is what Leftist do, they twist sentences, imply things and then say Ah but I never said that. You honestly think people are stupid enough not to see what you're doing? That really is arrogance.

knighthood*

Give Farage a night hood for services to the United Kingdom. I was going to say give Trump something, but we can't he's already the most powerful man in the world.

Can't wait to see him serve a second term, really rub the stupid leftists noses in it.

JayFax,

You're still at it. It's actually cringe-worthy the lengths you will go to, to try and pretend you are not wrong.

I will repeat again. A motion of no confidence does not mean there will be a general election. The Tory's can simply find another leader and Prime Minister.

None of that legislation gives Jeremy Corbyn direct powers to call a general election. Everything has to be voted on, and votes are not known until a vote has taken place.

So you are literally clutching at straws, it's very cringe worthy. I can only imagine you must be unhinged due to your political beliefs losing every time there's an election. I've never met someone so stubborn when it's obvious they've been proven wrong.

Drax,

Piffle...

1) A UK Bank.
2) Majority of Lloyds business is in the UK.
3) Brexit affects the UK
4) The outcome of Brexit is highly likely to lead to a surge in LLOY's share price. Or a Drop in LLOY's share price.
5) Brexit simply could not be more relevant to LLOY's share price.

Just because you don't like the opinions of others, doesn't mean you are right.

Now that's a leader that cares about his own people and country. Not like the Neo-Marxists creeping in before..

https://twitter.com/i/status/1031689704067018752

They go after Trump for a two affairs. But they don't go after Hiliary Clinton for having highly classified information in the form over over 30,000 emails on her own private server.

It's obvious it's a witch hunt. If he's impeached (which I doubt) there will be millions of angry Conservatives... the Left won't get it their own way that's for sure.

So he had an affair with two women. That doesn't hinder his ability to be president. Making payments for non disclosure so it wasn't revealed during the election... so what. I guarantee you his supporters couldn't care less that he had an affair.

They care about his ability to be a good president and so far he's broke records financially whether people like him or not.

The original argument was not about votes of no Confidence. It was about whether or not Jeremy Corbyn could directly call a General Election, whether he had direct powers to do that.

Jeremy Corbyn 100% can not call a general election. And nothing here has demonstrated that Jeremy Corbyn has the power to do so. If he had he'd have already done it.

The 14 day rule as Chancer has said is more than enough time to change Prime Minister. Gordon Brown wasn't elected. Treason May wasn't even initially elected. The PM can change without a general election during the 14 days.

JayFax you are honestly making your self look very arrogant. You can't accept that there is literally no legislation that directly allows Jeremy Corbyn to call an election. You twist other parts of the act that "MAY" mean other actions he takes "COULD" lead to a general election. But there is no direct legislation allowing Jeremy Corbyn to call an election.

That is the part you can't accept. And you are genuinely making yourself look very arrogant by not accepting you are wrong.