Is a NO Deal still possible?

[TestMangler]

Leave the single market and custom union, that's been the deal and negotiate from there.

Thatcher had it right, the EU is a cancerous stain on democracy. It's a shame we don't have Thatcher leading the country now, I could see her now the wind in her hair and waving her bag at those bureaucrats in the EU.

[woohoo]

I don't actually remember anyone talking about "no deal" in 2016. No deal is basically a last desperate attempt to clutch at straws as Brexit goes down in flames.

Leave the single market and custom union, that's been the deal and negotiate from there.

Thatcher had it right, the EU is a cancerous stain on democracy. It's a shame we don't have Thatcher leading the country now, I could see her now the wind in her hair and waving her bag at those bureaucrats in the EU.

[BlasterBates]

I don't actually remember anyone talking about "no deal" in 2016. No deal is basically a last desperate attempt to clutch at straws as Brexit goes down in flames.

[Alf W]

Why would we want to tear up all the trade deals with nearby countries so we are free to negotiate trade deals with, err, nearby countries? Especially when the country has clearly changed its mind over the whole thing and the politician's won't ask "are you sure about this?". Instead they are arguing over options that nobody wants to achieve something very few sane people would even countenance to placate some bunch of shouty racists?


Put it all to bed.

[AtW]

It’s inevitable

[meridian]

You're spokesperson for the 17.4m? Well, you're wrong on both counts.

Brexiters want to leave, it’s up to Brexiters to provide the plan. The fact that some want EFTA, some want Canada, is not my problem.

Nobody voted for No Deal. No Deal in this context means the Withdrawal Agreement, and in 2016 leaving without a negotiated exit agreement was dismissed by every sane person (leaver or remainer) as suicidal.

[Whorty]

My dream of a no deal seemed to be faltering but a glimmer of hope has risen that it may still be possible to leave the EU.

What do you think? Is it still possible that we can finally get what 17 million people voted for, a proper Brexit?

Have you noticed that the EU are starting to sweat a bit now, getting all cranky and insulting, is this the start of the end of the EU?

Of course it's still possible. Contrary to the leave lies, we have full control of leaving the EU and can crash out when we want and the EU can't stop us. Equally, the EU can finally lose patience with us and refuse to extend A50 any further and force a crash out given we don't have the maturity to agree a deal within parliament.

[Hobosapien]

No deal is still the default if either UK can't decide on a way forward or EU decide not to allow a further extension.

That is why May is playing a game of bluff with both sides of remainer and brexiteer MPs, trying to get her deal approved by those not wanting no deal or no brexit.

Apparently both EU and UK have prepared for no deal, the UK by spending billions though not sure what on, extra deep pockets for the shysters?

Imagine if the thing is punted down the road by another few years as they are scared of no deal and can't agree on anything else.

[Platypus]

It’s always been possible to leave the EU. The question REMAINERS have struggled with has always been “how do we want to leave”.


Nobody voted for No Deal. The Withdrawal Agreement satisfies the referendum result.

You're spokesperson for the 17.4m? Well, you're wrong on both counts.

[BlasterBates]

Let's hope not, it would be very disappointing to lose no deal so near to the deadline.