EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

Why are we discussing the Air France crash in this level of detail?

Ludwig.

He sent me this a while back and it's the best summary of the pilot v. computer problem I've read.

Unfortunately the problem's not going away - the safety of Boeing 737 MAX aircraft is currently a real question after the Lion Air crash in October:
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/11/28/asia/lion-air-preliminary-report-intl/index.html

Lion Air have since cancelled a $22 billion order for Boeing aircraft.

What a day to give up glue sniffing though.

I didn't really follow the financial crisis in Germany. I think there was a general message that Germany was less affected as German banks were less exposed, but I really don't have any clear idea.

Just barge in to the cockpit and ask - nobody will mind

So the plane goes into a sudden nosedive to direct vertical descent? What an irresponsible suggestion.

So the plane goes into a sudden nosedive to direct vertical descent? What an irresponsible suggestion.

I knew someone would pitch in with a silly idea.

Not so much a derail as a crash into the ground.

Quite a change from this morning;

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Sex pest Tory MP, Andrew Griffiths, has the Conservative whip restored just in time to vote in tonight’s vote. What are the chances?

Which also suggests that the bullishness of the leadership in defeating the no confidence challenge isn’t as rock solid as they’d like you to believe.

Day before the referendum Remain was at 1/4 and leave at 3/1.

120,000 fucking lunatics are going to decide which way we go , if May loses.
#willofthepeople
#notwillfromonhere

Indeed, and I got Trump on the day at around 4/1 made ~£170
I’m starting to get tempted on this.

So Brexit starts at an internal Convervative party fight...

...guess who is still fighting two years in.

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Man that's an easy shot. Totally valid though.

First (political) thing I've laughed at for several days.
Would rep.

It’s time we elevate this conversation

"@DavidDavisMP arrives on the scene, and walks past the door for voting. A member of Parliament's staff directs him to the right place."

I think this is (warning: confirmation bias klaxon is sounding!) a possible course of events:

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Lacks rainbow unicorn jizz luge

Its in the legal opinion.

No mention of Jeremy €unt or Esther McVile?

I could live with that.

May wins with an 83 vote margin.

Proof against the ERG for 12 months now.

Lame duck PM without support for her agreement.

She'll still be celebrating.