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


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Ladies and gentlemen we’re 8 (!!!!) months away from leaving the EU with not even a slightest of hints on so many matters it’s beyond belief what a shitshow this is, I can see UK leaving with no deal at all or caving in last minute to EEA or something of that ilk once the shit hits the fan around potential fallout. There’s simply not time left for any kind of negotiations let alone one filled with so many technicalities and issues.
 
Apparently Tory Remainer rebels are being threatened by another General Election if they dont vote in line with the Government tonight.

Yes please.
 
It’s interesting the pound is still relatively ok - down from the 1.43 USD rate it reached a while back but at 1.31 still quite a bit higher than in the aftermath of the referendum and certainly better than you’d expect from a country that looks ungovernable and is less than a year away from ripping up its economic model of the last 40 years in order to jump off a cliff. Are the markets betting that a G7 country cannot be as idiotic as it seems and will basically cave in to some Norway type deal at the last minute?
 
May whipped her MPs to vote for a bill that defeats her own negotiating position. Corbyn whipped his MPs to enforce the government's negotiating position.
What the feck is happening?
 
Tory "Rebels" bottled it (again).

A unified Labour voted couldve effectively forced a confidence vote and potential election..

Did the Lib Dems show up tonight?
 
There won't be another election till 2022 since she has survived this, right?
 
May whipped her MPs to vote for a bill that defeats her own negotiating position. Corbyn whipped his MPs to enforce the government's negotiating position.
What the feck is happening?

The problem is that it looks a lot like what she said last week when we argued about the white paper.
 
The problem is that it looks a lot like what she said last week when we argued about the white paper.
Yeah, you've been proven right in lessl than a week. Only thing stoping hard brexit is another referendum but doubt another referendum would pass parliament.
 
I work for a foreign bank here. They won't leave totally but expect them to cut staff massively. I work in a department that does analysis for regions in Europe. My job is far from safe.
 
Last two days have been the worst in parliament since it decided to invade Iraq.
 
Well there you go. My point was she was right to talk about jobs, jobs, jobs. The Remain campaign has been shite, too busy blaming everyone else for everything and not concentrating on the effect on ordinary voters and hammering that home.

Yeah and she was essentially called a traitor for it. Essentially your original idea of a sane Labour/Ken Clarke person isn't really what the right-wing rags/average joe want and they will always be dead against that person.
 
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There is no hope, 17.4m xenophobes or idiots or both have decided to destroy the country and they've also allowed self-interested lunatics to run the asylum with the worst ever PM and worst ever Opposition Leader to boot.
Im off to the Love Island thread to cheer up.
 
'We are in a prison drama. This is the f**king Shawshank Redemption, right? But with more tunneling through s**t and no f**king redemption.'

Malcolm Tucker
 
Reasonable Brits have to ask how the feck we've got to this point.
The people who voted for this poison aren't even bothered 95% of the Leave predictions have turned out false.
 
Here we go.


If true, the problem with that is that it starts a chain of events that a last minute deal won't reverse, businesses will put the wheels in motion.