Swiss Tony
End of the pier show ⭐⭐🦐
It's worth nothing really and stop sulking.FWIW,I firmly believe there will be another referendum, in about 20 years time,calling for the UK to rejoin the EU.I just hope I'm alive to see it.
It's worth nothing really and stop sulking.FWIW,I firmly believe there will be another referendum, in about 20 years time,calling for the UK to rejoin the EU.I just hope I'm alive to see it.
It's worth nothing really and stop sulking.
Both sides are gambling to get what they want. May goes back to the EU trying to change the backstop, she won't be too bothered that they say no, as they badly want her deal with the backstop. She then comes back and says the EU wouldn't budge. She now knows that Parliament doesn't want a no deal as voted against tonight. Her nightmare deal now has more chance of going through, with probably a tiny concession or Two from the EU which suits her as a remainer and the EU, who want us half in half out. This has always been half the trouble. May and the EU are after the same thing.
The EU wont exist. Even remainers can now see clearly see this. You have to ask yourself what are their real motives for not accepting the result, its certainly not to improve the life young people or for the real working class.
Not this reluctant leaver.The EU have already negotiated a withdrawal agreement with the UK that has May's signature on it.Yesterday's "result" as you put it, was all about the Tory party negotiating with itself not with the EU. The Brady amendment won't take long to unravel.
BTW,what are the "alternative arrangements" that you forsee happening other than May's already negotiated Brexit deal?
Your not a Remainer your an expat living in Spain who for his own selfish reasons want Britain to stay. And why wouldn't you when us Brits pay for your dinner. I would be the same if I was a Spaniard.
As for your question....The deadline would be extended if the Tories had there way but of course as us true brits who live here and therefore have our finger on the pulse can tell you. The longer the delay the angrier the mood grows amongst the people who believe in democracy. JC has found his voters are deserting him so he will now want a quick and a crap deal. That's why he suddenly wants to talk. If there is along delay then there is time for anew party to be launched. One that 17m people might vote for.
The EU are afraid of a no deal because that would expose the myth that is the EU and other countries would follow us out and the whole scam would collapse. So I guess a poor deal with a second referendum called for without the option of a no deal on the paper would suit all three of the frauds.... The EU, May and JC.
1.You forget I'm a proud UK passport holder,which gives me a dog in this particular fight.BTW,what part of "reluctant leaver" don't you understand? I accepted some time ago (June 17th 2016 actually) that the UK wouldn't be remaining in the EU.
2.Unfortunately,the Tories are not negotiating with themselves (as they were last night) but with the EU.
3.Labour basically wants a soft Brexit-staying in a/the customs union-which is a much more sensible policy than the Tories hard Brexit policy of leaving the customs union and single market.
4.The notion that the EU "are afraid of a no deal" is a myth put about by Leavers ,such as yourself.Granted a no-deal scenario would hurt the EU but it would hurt the UK much more.
5.We'll see how this pans out but I doubt very much there'll be another referendum.Some form of May's deal or no-deal remains highly plausible though.
1.You forget I'm a proud UK passport holder,which gives me a dog in this particular fight.BTW,what part of "reluctant leaver" don't you understand? I accepted some time ago (June 17th 2016 actually) that the UK wouldn't be remaining in the EU.
2.Unfortunately,the Tories are not negotiating with themselves (as they were last night) but with the EU.
3.Labour basically wants a soft Brexit-staying in a/the customs union-which is a much more sensible policy than the Tories hard Brexit policy of leaving the customs union and single market.
4.The notion that the EU "are afraid of a no deal" is a myth put about by Leavers ,such as yourself.Granted a no-deal scenario would hurt the EU but it would hurt the UK much more.
5.We'll see how this pans out but I doubt very much there'll be another referendum.Some form of May's deal or no-deal remains highly plausible though.
3. Any deal that includes staying in a customs union is not leaving the EU. You're clearly as confused as some Labourites.
4. You clearly haven't done a lot of research regarding the recent history of the inner workings of the EU/Euro Group have you. One member leaving the club will have dire consequences for this house of cards that's been built on the collective dept of the weak, greed of the many and corruption of the institution, never mind one that contributes so much to the pot as the UK.
You've never been proud of being British in your existence,stop fibbing Senor.
Hahahahahaha! I really saw this article AFTER having written the above piece!
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...rexit-may-have-to-be-delayed-to-avoid-no-deal
Here you go. It does appear that you will definitely need permission to demonstrate, but until the new legislation is drafted we wont know whether permission is given through an actual physical permit:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46788751
IIRC (and I do), the question put to the British people in June 2016 was do you want to remain in or leave the EU?There was no supplementary question about exactly how the UK was meant to exit the EU.That's precisely what HMG has been so ineptly trying to deliver on for the last two and a half years.
The idea that the EU will somehow collapse because the UK walks off to "the sunny uplands" at the end of March 2019,is,of course,a key part of the Brexit fantasy myth, that you and other Leavers have peddled so disingenously, ever since (and before) the referendum.Wake up and smell the coffee-a reality check is coming your way quite soon now.
IIRC (and I do), the question put to the British people in June 2016 was do you want to remain in or leave the EU?There was no supplementary question about exactly how the UK was meant to exit the EU.That's precisely what HMG has been so ineptly trying to deliver on for the last two and a half years.
The idea that the EU will somehow collapse because the UK walks off to "the sunny uplands" at the end of March 2019,is,of course,a key part of the Brexit fantasy myth, that you and other Leavers have peddled so disingenously, ever since (and before) the referendum.Wake up and smell the coffee-a reality check is coming your way quite soon now.