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Why are MPs still suggesting the way forward is for European leaders to give the UK more in the deal? Makes it sound like its the EU that's lost here, not the UK. How many times do they have to be told that the deal is no longer negotiable.
What dyu mean? Of course it is!
I like your username.
Oh good, Boris.
No but the sun has clarfied that it has no intentions of expanding later than in 5 billion years time.
No idea. Why would conservatives vote against themselves. And DUP has already called their support. So waste of time.
Can Lizzy just proclaim Brexit cancelled...
Oh yes, EU won’t blink first so he can stuff these questions up his own arse, the thick fecker.
good luck with that
To be fair at this point I'm so mind numbingly bored with Brexit that a part of me just wants to leave and possibly live in a world where we can get through one day without Brexit being fecking everywhere.
I think its very likely we will leave without a deal. It seems to me that a lot of these negotiations are just playing out for the sake of it. A lot of politicians are not willing to make enough personal compromise to collectively agree to a deal. I don't think May has led the party well, nor the negotiations, but I am also not convinced there are many, if any, in Parliament who would do a substantially better job. What we are seeing now is no better than a group of young kids debating how to get out of trouble after breaking something.
I disagree with 100%. It is a 50-50 definite maybe.
Go on, will be back knocking on the door the next day.
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You would think remain would walk it, but given there has been no consequences from the last ref and the sheer bitterness that leave voters would stok up, could we be confident remain would win?
Camilla Tominey on the BBC just now: "...which Tories see as commiting political suicide at the next erection..."
Whilst part of me would like to see the mental gymnastics on display when everything is absolutely fecked and the Brexiters are trying to explain why it was a good idea I'd much rather sense prevailing and it be revoked.
Camilla Tominey on the BBC just now: "...which Tories see as commiting political suicide at the next erection..."
They've cocked it up?
It's a good thing, a test of Labour's main goal of "preferring" a general election. Tomorrow we'll find out if that's going to happen. If it is, okay then, on we go. If not, they have to spell out the next step in greater detail than "not taking anything off the table".
Expected of the opposition. Might be pointless but they'd be a pushback if he didn't, some in here have been banging on for weeks that he should table one instantly
A bit like hoping the whole leg amputation goes ahead because you are sick of the ingrown toenail.
Boris thinks we're in a great position now. We simply go back to the EU and tell them to remove all bits that people don't like.
Literally every single person is following this on the train.
It's obvious. The EU don't want it more than Parliament. Hitting them with no deal will force them to negotiate responsibly, but if people here are saying that "no deal is not an option, they can sit back and mock us.
To be fair I'm fairly certain I want to leave the UK within the next 18-24 months anyway. Too many gammons.
He's so out of touch
How does he have the IQ to talk and breath simultaneously?
Bloody global warming
Good luck. The rest of the world isn't much better.
I just actually spat out my tea listening to that. Yeah, cause the onus is on them.....
State of Boris, his solution "take out the bad stuff"
I'm not allowed watch it. Holby City's on.
I think if May survives, I feel she will, the VoNC, she will have to push for it as for the option.
I think the EU will now concede just enough to get the deal just over the line in the next vote, and it will be a soft brexit. They will then consider the process a victory for them.
Why do Labour keep harping on about renegotiating a deal when the EU have said about 17.1 million times that the deal on offer will not be renegotiated?
It's like throwing a grape at the onrushing truck and thinking 'This will show that truck'
They won't concede anything.
Can someone fill me in on the details of what this means? I know shit about politics