You're wasting time debating with this clown. You could argue the sun rises every morning & he'll argue it doesn't. File under 'Smart Ass' or 'Know all'

Pro USA & Israel

The theory of the wisdom of crowds suggests that with 100,000 people for every MP they might sometimes be better able to judge what is best for them.

Not to condone something is to condemn those who do it. Compassion is directed at those who suffer from it.

I condemn the Labour party's approach every bit as much as you. They have failed to do their job as MPs but that doesn't change the job of MPs.

Enjoy your drink. My local County Councillor is an independent and does a thoroughly good job, free of any need to look over his shoulder. He thinks we were mad to vote to leave the EU because of the level of support that we get locally.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

The government don't control the timetable.

Parliament will now decide the timing of the next GE.

It will take place when the risk of a no deal exit has been removed for good.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

So what happens when a majority leave wins the next ge namely brexit and Tories combined surely they'll just revoke taking no deal off the table?

Did anyone else see the irony in an MP hysterically screaming at the PM to mind his language whilst citing the murder of another MP when trying to make a point about toning down language using in the commons.

"No deal brexit" is also provocative language. They should say, leaving the EU trade agreements and signing up to WTO terms, but that doesn't sound sexy.

"Project Fear" was also provocative language, but that was referring to a negative remain campaign that has failed to materialise, at least to the extent predicted. Sure, the pound is low and my skiing holiday is now f***ing expensive, but stocks are up, house prices and immigration are slowing, unemployment is down, wages are rising, the national debt is shrinking, the balance of payments has improved.

It was good parliament has a debate on language today and Jo Cox's husband was critical of both sides.

Anyone on HoL see a solution to parliaments complete gridlock? Boris is either hoping that another nation will veto our request for an extension, in which case, all of these obstructions would be pointless. I've been told by political aides that we are permitted to pay another member state to veto an extension on our behalf.

Or, as parliament is now not able to function, it is likely that leave lawyers are hunting through the history books to find a case that can be used as a precedent to trigger a general election.