Insults? Read your first paragraph!

Claiming you are right and I am wrong because what you have said has been proven is the attitude of a 5 year old. Just because you have found a simple summary of the daily tasks of an MP, which seems to be just a guide for secondary school students or overseas visitors, means zilch and proves nothing in the context of the, albeit arcane, way that they need to reach their decisions as representatives and not as delegates. This seems to be too subtle for you to grasp which seems to be confirmed by your rather silly assertion that my link confirms your opinion. Which is why I recommended that you contact your own expert, your local MP! Maybe they can penetrate your prejudice.

You imitate Trump again in your last accusation. Shouting I am right over and over again is precisely what you are doing. This is a regrettable development of the Trump era and many seem infected by it, whether by accident or design I don't know, but the sooner reason and a willingness to actually consider points, returns the better.

MPs are NOT dictators and I have never suggested they are. They are the representatives of their constituents best interests. All their constituents and not one section of them. Their job is to use their own judgement to decide what those interests are. If therefore it is their conviction that their constituents would be best served by taking decisions that some would not approve of then their duty is to take such decisions.

You want them to be delegates and cannot accept that what you have got are representatives.

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.

As I said to someone else that is not a correct analogy

Buying a car you have the freedom of choice to simply go elsewhere without any consequences

It's a negotiation between 2 parties and 2 parties only

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

Yes and they are showing themselves for what they are seeing as there’s no EU.2 next door. You might be ok with their behaviour.

COYP

I have done enough negotiations to understand the "who blinks first tactic". In something as important as this it is though a big risk and one none of us amateurs can really evaluate. We are just interested observers.

It really isn't just a question of "walking away" if the price isn't right. It is much, much more complex than that with many political and economic consequences. Lives are potentially at risk in Ireland.

You no more voted for no deal than I did! No-one at all knew the detail in 2016 or that we would get to this point with such stark disagreements. When were the difficulties in Ireland ever debated during the referendum? All I remember were the slurs about "Project Fear". Looking back it seems to me that people did not take those fears nearly seriously enough given what is now happening.

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.

Absolutely. And events determined that Parliament, by a huge margin, decided to go to the British people and offer them a simple Leave or Remain choice. With a no small print promise to implement that decision.

And 52% voted to leave.

Providing Parliament with their policy to follow.

That simple.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Sure it is.