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[Lordo]

you cannot make it up if you tried.

https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/no-deal-brexit-operation-yellowhammer-government-refuse-full-publication/?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=fb&utm_campaign=ijp&fbclid=IwAR3CpN_nZLs3SsivsRoita1ecVIJG2ObYZMFjINVMV00J46JPOKGl1Nzi8A

<<<Ministers are refusing to publish the full dossier produced by Whitehall in the event of a no-deal Brexit due to fears it would lead to “misunderstandings” among the public.

Planning documents into the Government’s preparations for leaving the European Union without a deal was leaked to the media over the weekend, warning of shortages in fuel, food and medicines.

But Downing Street has dismissed calls from Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to publish the report, with Conservative Party Chairman James Cleverly suggesting people would misconstrue the purpose of the document.

Mr Cleverly also claimed the document, codenamed Operation Yellowhammer, was “out of date” despite his tacit admission that it was produced just three weeks ago.>>:

just what exactly has changed in three weeks that it is out of date. oh i know they must have built a new carpark in dover. oh hang on a minute for a party that could not organise a piss up in a brewery what the chnaces of even that. i think the irony of all ironies is that the ministers name is cleverly. i mean even monty python could not come upwith that one.

they can't possibly publish it as we would not understand it.

[cyprusgrump]

In legal terms, you are reaching a conclusion by stating that the MPs had full knowledge of the default position . You or anyone else are in no position to know what each MP knew or did not know!

Ah, so they didn't know what they were voting for...? Now where have I heard that before?

[Kikapu]

In legal terms, you are reaching a conclusion by stating that the MPs had full knowledge of the default position . You or anyone else are in no position to know what each MP knew or did not know!

Ah, so they didn't know what they were voting for...? Now where have I heard that before?

You are still trying to reach for a conclusion!

[Lordo]

it gets funnier by the day. cleverly said they were not going to publish the report because we would understand it.

so what are his qualification?

Cleverly was born in Lewisham Hospital, southeast London, to a British father and a mother from Sierra Leone. He was privately educated at Riverston School and Colfe's School, both in Lee, London. After a short stint in the British Army, he gained a bachelor's degree in Hospitality Management from Thames Valley University (now the University of West London).

Before being elected he worked in the magazine and web publishing industry.

so he has degree on being waiter not that waiters are not clever.

[Lordo]

now i understand why they could not expalin the brexit circumstances to their voters, they are too stupid to understand it.

[cyprusgrump]

In legal terms, you are reaching a conclusion by stating that the MPs had full knowledge of the default position . You or anyone else are in no position to know what each MP knew or did not know!

Ah, so they didn't know what they were voting for...? Now where have I heard that before?

You are still trying to reach for a conclusion!

We know the conclusion...

[Kikapu]

In legal terms, you are reaching a conclusion by stating that the MPs had full knowledge of the default position . You or anyone else are in no position to know what each MP knew or did not know!

Ah, so they didn't know what they were voting for...? Now where have I heard that before?

You are still trying to reach for a conclusion!

We know the conclusion...

Well, if you insist that you know what was in the minds of the MPs, then your conclusion is dismissed and this concludes that.

[Londonrake]

Well, if you insist that you know what was in the minds of the MPs, then your conclusion is dismissed and this concludes that.

Have you been taking lessons from Erolz?

[Kikapu]

Well, if you insist that you know what was in the minds of the MPs, then your conclusion is dismissed and this concludes that.

Have you been taking lessons from Erolz?

[cyprusgrump]

In legal terms, you are reaching a conclusion by stating that the MPs had full knowledge of the default position . You or anyone else are in no position to know what each MP knew or did not know!

Ah, so they didn't know what they were voting for...? Now where have I heard that before?

You are still trying to reach for a conclusion!

We know the conclusion...

Well, if you insist that you know what was in the minds of the MPs, then your conclusion is dismissed and this concludes that.

I'm not insisting that at all...

I'm just saying that MPs voted for Article 50 and we must assume that they knew what they were voting for. Or do you think they just randomly walk through a Ayes or Noes lobby at the end of every debate...?