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


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Only for that Brexit should be banned. I wonder how those voted Leave can justify reducing Food and Health Standards?
Need dual standards. Brexiters get the steroid milk and chlorine chicken, Remainers keep their coq au vin and Roquefort.
 
Need dual standards. Brexiters get the steroid milk and chlorine chicken, Remainers keep their coq au vin and Roquefort.
I wonder which one is the worse for your safety :lol:
 
That's what I said.

Anyway, with such an important vote, which is virtually irreversible, there should have either been a 2/3rds majority, or a majority of people eligible to vote.

It's not like a government, who we can vote out in 5 years if we don't like them (and there is a credible alternative ;)).
I agree :(
 
Only for that Brexit should be banned. I wonder how those voted Leave can justify reducing Food and Health Standards?

Because they Are unjustified and it will make britain great again and summat about The special relationship and with 350m a week for The health service we Can afford a few cases of food poisoning
 
See the Brexiteers are jumping up and down at the prospect of a three year transition period.

Getting the UK to pay for 3 years membership without having a say will be good business for the EU.

Fly in the ointment is that May has to come up with the solution to the Irish border in order to get the 3 years.
Notwithstanding the UK parliament not agreeing.
 
Cant they just get this Tory rebellion out of the way now ffs? The sooner they do it the sooner we can sweep the whole sorry lot out.
 
Hard to know what will happen now but in my view the extension is highly likely and when agreed this could easily trigger a leadership challenge.
 
Hard to know what will happen now but in my view the extension is highly likely and when agreed this could easily trigger a leadership challenge.
Some people are suggesting that the Government and the EU are delaying things in order to ensure there isnt enough time for leadership changes/elections. That way a deal can be forced through against the threat of no deal.
 
The brexiteers can't even get May to do what they want with their technique of threats so how they expect it to work on the EU i don't know :lol:

If they don't push a leadership challenge in the next couple of days then it shows they're all bluster
 
Some people are suggesting that the Government and the EU are delaying things in order to ensure there isnt enough time for leadership changes/elections. That way a deal can be forced through against the threat of no deal.
It makes some sense and I think enough Labour MP's when faced with hard brexit or a transition period would break ranks with Corbyn
the problem is the DUP and hard brexiteers know this so will probably choose to fight over the budget as they would see it as a chance to sink may and possibly the opposition parties wee it as their best chance to force a GE

and even if somehow she survives to put the transition arrangement in place she is as good as gone in the spring when the real negotiations start it will be the likes of mogg johnson and davies most probably in a position to mess it all up
 
The brexiteers can't even get May to do what they want with their technique of threats so how they expect it to work on the EU i don't know :lol:

If they don't push a leadership challenge in the next couple of days then it shows they're all bluster
or they want her to carry the can for a bad deal and oust her in the spring saying they would have basically made Europe a colony who paid taxes to us just to be our bitch or some other such rubbish ... but lets May carry the can and then they can take over the proper negotiations and move straight to a canada style free trade which in fairness seems to be ok with the eu as well

So possibly their ineptitude is actually them (accidentally) playing a blinder
 
An ironic piece of justice for the Brexiters would be for the UK to be stuck in a 3 year period, paying the EU, having to accept all their laws and having no representation in the EU parliament, Council or Commission.

What the Brexiters lied about before the referendum actually becomes what they unintentionally voted for. You couldn't make it up.

It won't happen because May would have to give in on the Irish border. But still.
 
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What many in this thread have said. Her red lines speech is one of the single worst decisions any politician has made over the last decade. It's buried her.
 
Why doesn't the European Union just join the United Kingdom and then we can make the rules and have visaless travel.
 
They did pass a vote of no confidence in her tbf, Corbyn tried to make reelection easier at local level but he botched it with compromises.
I didn't follow the conference closely, I thought it went through? And to be fair, don't think it was up to Corbyn. Would have been the responsibility of the NEC.
 
I didn't follow the conference closely, I thought it went through? And to be fair, don't think it was up to Corbyn. Would have been the responsibility of the NEC.
They've made it easy but it isn't open selections. And I think the reasons why open selections lost this time was down to the unions who were worried about the threat of the membership.