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Do you think there will be a Deal or No Deal?


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Seriously what a lying prick. There is a better deal to be had, if you lose her red line about freedom of movement.

She clearly doesn't want to allow freedom of movement. She was one of the most xenophobic ministers in decades.
 
I'm not sure what is going on anymore. I voted remain but when the referendum result was announced I accepted it as the will of the people. What amazes me is how we are at this last minute panic stage this should have been sorted out at least a year ago. I'm not tied to any party have always voted at each election for who seemed to have the best ideas. Now I just think most of them are only in it for themselves and I'm tired of the whole thing. Just get whatever needs to be done done.
 
Seriously what a lying prick. There is a better deal to be had, if you lose her red line about freedom of movement.

She clearly doesn't want to allow freedom of movement. She was one of the most xenophobic ministers in decades.

To be fair to her, I think you can infer from the vote that the people who voted for Brexit wanted no freedom of movement. She's trying to abide by that. The whole thing is a mess.
 
To be fair to her, I think you can infer from the vote that the people who voted for Brexit wanted no freedom of movement. She's trying to abide by that. The whole thing is a mess.

To be fair, you don't rule by tyranny of the majority because this is where you get to.

She is the home secretary of the 'hostile environment' - so make no excuses for her anyway.
 
I'm confused
So am I. So they don't want a No Deal, but they also don't want to extend the deadline, but they also rejected the final deal last night?

Do they think this is a game of fecking chicken and they expect the EU to swerve the way we want them to at the last moment? I know the entire Leave campaign was based on that fantasy bullshit, but come on...
 
That Blackman guy is always fantastic when he speaks.

They all are. They fight tooth and nail for the rights and welfare of their constituents. It's refreshing.
 
How much longer can Theresa May go on.
Do they think this is a game of fecking chicken and they expect the EU to swerve the way we want them to at the last moment? I know the entire Leave campaign was based on that fantasy bullshit, but come on...

Yes, they, namely Nigel Dodds and Boris Johnson still think that the EU will come back and say here you go theres everything you want.
 
They all are. They fight tooth and nail for the rights and welfare of their constituents. It's refreshing.

Well apart from Scottish independence but i do agree they're very good. Easy to do so in their position mind you
 
A rare good response from Corbyn i think

It was wasn't it. He almost sounded statesman like, especially when compared to Mrs May who is now taking it personally.
Don't really like him but well done Jeremy.
 
May has voted against her own motion and has lost. Let's rejoice at that, anyway.
:lol: the feck is going on over there. If this were a comedy film, I'd say it's over the top and a more subtle approach to humour would have been better.
 
:lol: the feck is going on over there. If this were a comedy film, I'd say it's over the top and a more subtle approach to humour would have been better.

You'd definitely say that bit where she lost her voice was hammy and overdone.

Oh and lazy writing as we had already seen that gag in season 1.
 
Ken Clarke dropping some misogyny in there
 
Ken Clarke speaking, the original European - talking about the three-line whip and saying that in his opinion, the debate tomorrow should be about agreeing policy on extending Article 50, not expressing views. Bercow agrees.
 
So am I. So they don't want a No Deal, but they also don't want to extend the deadline, but they also rejected the final deal last night?

Do they think this is a game of fecking chicken and they expect the EU to swerve the way we want them to at the last moment? I know the entire Leave campaign was based on that fantasy bullshit, but come on...
But what way is that? It's still not clear what it is that the UK actually wants.
 
Can someone give me a summary please? Am I right in thinking MPs said we should leave only when there is some sort of deal?
 
So if EU27 doesn't agree on the extension, then because the parliament has voted for no-no deal, it would then mean May's deal will be voted on again?