Votes to be offered to the commons

[GJABS]

Even under no-deal, we'd still have to pay a tidy sum if we wanted a future trade deal.

If they are asking for money for a trade deal, the answer is no. They can pay us a few billions if they are that keen on one.

[meridian]

If they are asking for money for a trade deal, the answer is no. They can pay us a few billions if they are that keen on one.

They wouldn’t be, they would be asking for money to settle our agreed obligations before we start to talk about the future relationship.

[Old Greg]

If they are asking for money for a trade deal, the answer is no. They can pay us a few billions if they are that keen on one.

Exactly. The UK holds all the cards.

[Yorkie62]

Exactly. The UK holds all the cards.

Except for the one that ensures we leave with no deal.
the scenario:

12th March: Mays deal fails to get parliamentary approval

13th march: No Deal fails to get parliamentary approval

14th March: Parliament agree to ask for a short extension

15th March: EU says the deal is on the table accept it or leave. You are not getting your extension we have an election to run.

16th march UK Parliament implodes

29th March: UK leaves with No deal

AS OG said: The UK holds all the cards.

[Old Greg]

Except for the one that ensures we leave with no deal.
the scenario:

12th March: Mays deal fails to get parliamentary approval

13th march: No Deal fails to get parliamentary approval

14th March: Parliament agree to ask for a short extension

15th March: EU says the deal is on the table accept it or leave. You are not getting your extension we have an election to run.

16th march UK Parliament implodes

29th March: UK leaves with No deal

AS OG said: The UK holds all the cards.

Yes, leaving with no deal will teach those sausage eating swine a lesson.

[stonehenge]

Please, hide your ignorance, he's not an MEP. I doubt we'd have to pay anything like what we currently pay for the so-called "free trade deal". I'll give you a clue - it's not even close to "free".

Sorry, meant Farage not moggy.

[Yorkie62]

Except for the one that ensures we leave with no deal.
the scenario:

12th March: Mays deal fails to get parliamentary approval

13th march: No Deal fails to get parliamentary approval

14th March: Parliament agree to ask for a short extension

15th March: EU says the deal is on the table accept it or leave. You are not getting your extension we have an election to run.

18th march May sticks two fingers up to parliament at the dispatch box and says "told you so" and dissolves parliament as she is toast post Brexit anyway

29th March: UK leaves with No deal

AS OG said: The UK holds all the cards.

Sorry I needed to correct my scenario