Reply to: No extension

[Whorty]

They just vote to reject 2) None of them have the balls to enact 3) so that leaves voting for 1) again as the only option left open to our MPs. they have backed themselves into a corner and left themselves with Mays deal as the only thing left. What a bunch of numpties

Crashing out is still viable despite the votes. If EU refuse to extend, and MPs refuse to back May then crashing out is still available. Unlikely, but still set in law until the law is revoked.

[shaunbhoy]

but I could do with a cuppa and a slice of Victoria sponge.

Of course you could. De Rigeur amongst the "old woman" set.



Oh hark?....is that the fevered sound of NAT hefting his wobbly arse across the forum to reprimand me for "stereotypical" tomfoolery, or will he get cojak to do it for him again?

[BR14]

they vote against the 'deal'.
they vote against 'no deal'
they vote against 'remain'
what do they vote for?

FFS. - wunch of bankers

[Old Greg]

Here you go.....clutch some of these.........

I don't support the withdrawal agreement, but I could do with a cuppa and a slice of Victoria sponge.

[Yorkie62]

True. Could easily go that parliament vote away no-deal, then vote for an extension, then the EU refuse the extension, it goes back to either

1) May's deal
2) Crash out (even though parliament vote tonight to not crash out)
3) Revoke A50

Parliament are scared and have no idea what they should do. Incompetent lot.

They just vote to reject 2) None of them have the balls to enact 3) so that leaves voting for 1) again as the only option left open to our MPs. they have backed themselves into a corner and left themselves with Mays deal as the only thing left. What a bunch of numpties

[shaunbhoy]

Parliament could still accept the withdrawal agreement.

Here you go.....clutch some of these.........

[NotAllThere]

Bugger. Forgot about that one.

Easily done.

[Whorty]

4) The EU folds because the UK holds all the cards.

Bugger. Forgot about that one.

[Old Greg]

True. Could easily go that parliament vote away no-deal, then vote for an extension, then the EU refuse the extension, it goes back to either

1) May's deal
2) Crash out (even though parliament vote tonight to not crash out)
3) Revoke A50

Parliament are scared and have no idea what they should do. Incompetent lot.

4) The EU folds because the UK holds all the cards.

[Whorty]

Parliament could still accept the withdrawal agreement.

True. Could easily go that parliament vote away no-deal, then vote for an extension, then the EU refuse the extension, it goes back to either

1) May's deal
2) Crash out (even though parliament vote tonight to not crash out)
3) Revoke A50

Parliament are scared and have no idea what they should do. Incompetent lot.

[Old Greg]

No Deal then Very few of the MPs are brave enough to recognise that the UK now wants to stay and hence revoke A50.

Sh1t crash out Brexit, followed by 5 years of turmoil, followed by us going back into the EU with our tails between our legs but under EU rules and no veto.

Quite looking forward to having the Euro as our currency

Parliament could still accept the withdrawal agreement.

[AtW]

Is she going to vote against "no no-deal exit" or against "no-deal exit"?

[meridian]

May has said tonight she will vote against leaving with no-deal on Mar 29.

She'd look even more stupid, if that's possible, letting us crash out.

... and by doing so, proving the lie that “No Deal is better than a bad deal”.

Another lie, believed by Brexiters.

[stonehenge]

May has said tonight she will vote against leaving with no-deal on Mar 29.

She'd look even more stupid, if that's possible, letting us crash out.

[Whorty]

Goodness me. The UK would have the choice of withdrawing Article 50 or No Deal.

No Deal then Very few of the MPs are brave enough to recognise that the UK now wants to stay and hence revoke A50.

Sh1t crash out Brexit, followed by 5 years of turmoil, followed by us going back into the EU with our tails between our legs but under EU rules and no veto.

Quite looking forward to having the Euro as our currency