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


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The media has been shit wrt informing the general public what this all means tbh.

You are absolutely right.
I was listening to radio 5 debate on Brexit. There was a chap from the Midlands and his words were (not a direct quote) we should give two fingers to the EU and tell them to stick it. We should leave with no deal just to spite them.

When the reporter asked him whether he understood what no deal means he said - we will ok and if not we can do the same as we did in the war and dig up the garden and plant potatoes.

Make of that what you will but I am sure he is not alone in thinking that way.
 
You are absolutely right.
I was listening to radio 5 debate on Brexit. There was a chap from the Midlands and his words were (not a direct quote) we should give two fingers to the EU and tell them to stick it. We should leave with no deal just to spite them.

When the reporter asked him whether he understood what no deal means he said - we will ok and if not we can do the same as we did in the war and dig up the garden and plant potatoes.

Make of that what you will but I am sure he is not alone in thinking that way.
The amount of times I've seen someone say some dumb shit (like you just highlighted) and not get challenged by others (for example the presenter, under the guise of being neutral). It helps nobody...
 
So is may going to bottle mv3 before the EU summit?
Apparently they won't hold it unless the dup are onside... Which so far I don't think they are?
The DUP must be feeling that they hold the keys to the kingdom. I can't see them capitulating easily, this is their big moment.
You are absolutely right.
I was listening to radio 5 debate on Brexit. There was a chap from the Midlands and his words were (not a direct quote) we should give two fingers to the EU and tell them to stick it. We should leave with no deal just to spite them.

When the reporter asked him whether he understood what no deal means he said - we will ok and if not we can do the same as we did in the war and dig up the garden and plant potatoes.

Make of that what you will but I am sure he is not alone in thinking that way.
I wonder what all those folk who live in flats will do about the potato-planting. Ah well, there's always McDonalds.
 
The DUP must be feeling that they hold the keys to the kingdom. I can't see them capitulating easily, this is their big moment

They don't have as much power as it seems, they'll back it when it comes down to the wire I think.

Like the ERG, their biggest fear is no Brexit and a Labour government, only for slightly different reasons: Corbyn and McDonnell are long time supporters of Irish Republicanism. They have a vested interest in keeping the Tories in power.
 
Thank you Bercow, thank you.

Let's see where we go next!
Now Mrs May will be arguing that there are significant changes, no doubt.

edit - Bercow just saying in response to Benn that there would have to be fundamental differences in substance (meaning changes agreed by the EU and the UK).
 
What a fecking legend. Brave man as he's going to have a lot of abuse coming his way over this.

My guess is they'll get Cox to write a new letter with amended legal advise and then argue it substantially changes matters.
 
What a fecking legend. Brave man as he's going to have a lot of abuse coming his way over this.

My guess is they'll get Cox to write a new letter with amended legal advise and then argue it substantially changes matters.
That won't be good enough, based on what Bercow has just said.
 
That won't be good enough, based on what Bercow has just said.

Indeed he seems to have just put the boot in. Extraordinary really.

Thinking it through this probably works out well for the government, they can now blame him when they may have never brought it forward anyway and certainly would have lost
 
What would May need to conceed to the EU in order to get an extension? Because unless she can weasel her deal through underhanded means then it is cliff-edge in 11 days
 
Part of me wonders if this us just an elaborate attempt to sabotage Brexit. They knew what was promised wasn't possible so they followed through on that false hope, relentlessly, just to show that they've heard the voice of the people but have been halted in their tracks by all these pesky laws and stuff. So now people are aware of just how badly it can go, they'll put it back to the public and accept the new will of the people, to stay in the EU.

The alternative reality seems too ridiculous to be true.
 
Part of me wonders if this us just an elaborate attempt to sabotage Brexit. They knew what was promised wasn't possible so they followed through on that false hope, relentlessly, just to show that they've heard the voice of the people but have been halted in their tracks by all these pesky laws and stuff. So now people are aware of just how badly it can go, they'll put it back to the public and accept the new will of the people, to stay in the EU.

The alternative reality seems too ridiculous to be true.

Nah, we just have a PM chasing a legacy and being forced in a certain direction by hard liners in her party and membership.

In normal circumstances our government would have changed tune when the first vote was defeated and we'd have attempted a soft brexit but we have a dogmatic PM.