Brexit, for once some facts.

[Fingers]

this may be the only way forward for remainers when October comes: revoke A50, if Bojo refuses to step down after losing vote of confidence.

This idea may gain traction in the next few weeks.

The only way to stop the catastrophe of a no-deal Brexit? Revoke article 50 | Jonathan Lis

The time for tinkering around the edges is over – MPs should vote for revocation in the autumn, followed by a referendum, says Jonathan Lis, deputy director of the thinktank British Influence

www.theguardian.com

Its the best of both worlds.

You can revoke and work out a better leave policy. Even make it last the length of this EU administration.

 

[Woosh]

Its the best of both worlds.

You can revoke and work out a better leave policy. Even make it last the length of this EU administration.

I am not sure if it is the best of both worlds.
I'd like to see how brexit works out then rejoin.

 

[50Hertz]

It is the only rational course of action, this Brexit farce is becoming dangerous

It is and incrementally so. It’s opening up divisions in society and paving the way for behaviour in parliament that would have been totally unthinkable 36 months ago. But because parliamentary acts have been getting incrementally more audacious, when set against the background noise of the general Brexit battle, they somehow become accepted.

 

[Wicky]

Unlike France, Belgium, the Netherlands, this country did not suffer from German occupation in the last war.

Channel Islands...

 

[Woosh]

Channel Islands...

If they could vote, they wouldn't want brexit.
Only England wants brexit, not Wales, not Scotland, not Northern Ireland.

 

[Wicky]

If they could vote, they wouldn't want brexit.
Only England wants brexit, not Wales, not Scotland, not Northern Ireland.

I agree - PMs of late have been described t'up north of the border as:

Nicola Sturgeon has described her meetings with Theresa May as “pretty soul destroying and torturous” and described Boris Johnson as someone who talks “utter nonsense”.

 

[Fingers]

I am not sure if it is the best of both worlds.
I'd like to see how brexit works out then rejoin.

Me too but I do think we could be in major strife if Johnson loses a vote and we leave without it being 'official' as it were.

 

[oldgroaner]

Me too but I do think we could be in major strife if Johnson loses a vote and we leave without it being 'official' as it were.

Absolutely right!

 

[oldgroaner]

Its the best of both worlds.

You can revoke and work out a better leave policy. Even make it last the length of this EU administration.

Wow fingers! how right you are!

 

[Woosh]

Wow fingers! how right you are!

he kicks the ball down the road but still wants to leave.

 

[oldgroaner]

he kicks the ball down the road but still wants to leave.

Who cares! that is a battle for another day
"Sufficient unto the day thereof!"

 

[oldgroaner]

Found this video on You tube explaining Brexit
Does the UK need the EU more than the EU needs the UK?

 

[wheeler]

I agree - PMs of late have been described t'up north of the border as:

Nicola Sturgeon has described her meetings with Theresa May as “pretty soul destroying and torturous” and described Boris Johnson as someone who talks “utter nonsense”.

Nicola on Theresa

Boris meets Nicola

 

[flecc]

Found this video on You tube explaining Brexit
Does the UK need the EU more than the EU needs the UK?

Here's a much more simple answer.

If all trade between the UK and the EU ceased after we left, it would cost each man, woman and child in the EU under £900 in lost exports.

It would cost each man, woman and child in the UK over £4300 in lost exports.

In other words, we need the EU nearly five times more than they need us.
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[Fingers]

Nicola on Theresa

Boris meets Nicola

I liked how she dealt with the idiot

 

[oyster]

Newsnight is having quite a go at Defra - including Justin King (ex J Sainsbury) kicking them.

 

[Woosh]

Newsnight is having quite a go at Defra - including Justin King (ex J Sainsbury) kicking them.

Emma Barnett is right accusing the government asking the EU to waive import tariff on milk.
The EU is not going to do that.
When NI farmers start slaughtering their milk cows, everyone will see how foolish it is to force no deal brexit.

 

[wheeler]

I liked how she dealt with the idiot

If Back Door Boris ever wondered about the meaning of the expression "nippy sweetie", he will wonder no more after his meeting with the F M.

 

[Fingers]

If Back Door Boris ever wondered about the meaning of the expression "nippy sweetie", he will wonder no more after his meeting with the F M.

Can you say that in English please?

 

[oldgroaner]

In the Telegraph an example of how lunatic the right wing have become
"
‘We’re taking over’John McDonnell’s threat to embroil Queen if PM defies confidence vote branded a ‘coup’

Branded a coup ? for trying to prevent what amounts to a dictatorship?
Truly this paper has become an enemy of the people.
Where does the "coup" come in?