Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

Originally Posted by buriramboy

Doris doesn't listen, I thought that was clear to everyone. She just lies tells every group something different. I think the woman is ill.

Exactly like buttfly then. lol

Originally Posted by Troy

Sounds like the Maybot is refusing to back down on her Brexit red lines even after the defeat last night. How can she go into a cross-party debate with the options for a majority solution removed. That's the way to end up staying in the EU, because all other options are eliminated.

Anyway enough of this no-confidence vote, she'll survive. Let's get on with removing the no-deal option.

Sorry, no funding available for that. Since Bercow allowed amendments, the traitors cut the tap off.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

I know you are old and deaf, but rest assured that A50 will be extended and a legal way will be found to do it automatically

you are just too blind to see it

You actually know nothing of the sort. You are the one who only listens when you are speaking, hence the upper case for you benefit.

Automatically??? Oh my you are so amusing. Do carry on with the laugh a minute stupid. It’s the only thing you are useful for. Hahaha

chass, you piss soaked old pensioner, I appreciate your thoughts about me, but nobody is listening to you, and why should they, you are a frigging isolated loon

What's caused all this animosity between butterfly and Chas thought you were brothers in arms both being lovers of ladyboy cock?

As expected, May's government survived the no confidence vote. The result was 325 to 306.

The Maybot calls for a 10pm speech outside number 10....and it's content free, leaving the press fuming.

Brexit is in tatters and is in need of someone who can lead the UK out of this mess. She is too bruised and battered and hopelessly lost.

...France's parliament on Wednesday adopted a law on emergency measures for Britain's exit from the EU. The law provides for extra customs officers after Brexit day and a temporary rule allowing Britons employed in France to keep their jobs after March 29 even though they will no longer be EU citizens...

...EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said the bloc is stepping up preparations for a "no-deal" departure by Britain...

...German Chancellor Angela Merkel said there was still time for further Brexit talks...

&, here, something that is never gonna happen, but shows how focused some EU partners are on keeping trading and people movement ties with the UK: "Varadkar said if May's government is willing to shift some of its stated "red lines" in negotiations – such as exiting a customs union and leaving the single EU market – then the position of EU negotiators would also change."

https://www.france24.com/en/20190116-live-theresa-may-no-confidence-vote-after-uk-parliament-rejects-brexit-deal-eu

A cross-party motion with ideas on the way forward is already being drafted to be debated in the house. Bercow has given his word that it will be put forward, probably next week. One of the debating points is to vote whether no-deal should be removed. If voted on and made statute, it will supersede current law.

Corbyn giving May the snub was childish in the extreme and should cost him leadership.

May and Corbyn out of the way might be the best start to finding a solution that a majority find suitable.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Labour refuse to attend unless May takes the Leave on 29th off the table.

No.
Labour refuses to attend unless May takes a no-deal leave off the table.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

as long as we keep on the current path to March 29th then increasing voices in the EU will be panicking.

Like a jumper in Terminal 21 shouting 'You'll be sorry. You'll all be sorry'.

Just listened to Tom Watson's speech last night. Ouch!

“432 to 202 – Mr Speaker that is not a mere flesh wound. The cruellest truth of all is that she doesn’t possess the necessary skills, the political skills, the empathy, the ability, and most crucially the policy to lead this country any longer.”

The irony is, that if she had won on Tuesday night then the DUP would have sided against her and she would have lost the vote last night.

How many times has the witch been dunked now?

What a circle jerk.
Not a great supporter of dictatorships but they do have their pluses.

Originally Posted by lom

EU and Britain needs each other but in a divorce Britain will be the bigger loser.

Yes, Britain will be the bigger loser for now.

As for do we need them, the critical issue is what happens when the EU visibly cracks. Nothing so big as the EU can implode without consequences, and this will trigger a tsunami to hurt not only Britain but much of the world.

So yes we needed them before, and as trading partners we could have gone places. But full political union with integration of diverse forms of gov, economies, legislation, languages, infrastructure, cultures and more, controlled and supervised by unelected and ideologically driven power freaks is something that just isn't going to happen.

So keep on fiddling while Europe burns, because it's already smouldering and needs us and our money more than we need to stay on a sinking ship looking for someone to blame.

Originally Posted by NamPikToot

In a real divorce our settlement is less than 39Bn. Those are our assessed contributions to settle our liabilities, our share of EU Assets has yet to be addressed.

They pulled numbers out of the air; we own a share of the club and its assets, so if ever it came down to calculating what we actually owe them it won't be much.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Did you miss how they all ran away after letting off the stink bomb?

After recent humiliations they're positioning for when she goes, and hopefully that won't be long. Not sure who I would like to take over and salvage something from the mess that woman got us into, but as long it's a confirmed Brexiteer the situation can only improve.

Originally Posted by Neverna

The Prime Minister agrees with my earlier post today. She said she will speak to members of the House to see what is required to secure the backing of the House and then go back to Brussels.

You were right, she should have been negotiating with the EU, not constructing an expensive non-Brexit that leaves her negotiating with her own MPs.

Originally Posted by Neverna

As expected, May's government survived the no confidence vote. The result was 325 to 306.

First I knew of the result, close enough to signal their support was not for her but the country, to avoid the risk of a GE with currant buns in opposition.

Originally Posted by jabir

Not sure who I would like to take over

Well, no.

That's putting it rather mildly considering the rogue's gallery of self-serving, lying scum there is to choose from.

I think we should elect the Belgian, he's fully devoted to getting us out.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

chass, you piss soaked old pensioner, I appreciate your thoughts about me, but nobody is listening to you, and why should they, you are a frigging isolated loon

I stand corrected. You are either not listening, or describing your own shortcomings and attributing them to other posters. That will only lead to the confusion that you are clearly suffering from now.

TM has played a blinder by getting JC so upset he is refusing to talk to her, unless she gives up on no deal.

No deal is her perfect back stop. As long as she keeps no deal in play, she has the trump card in her hands. Even Juncker is softening his stance, and member states are prepared to listen, because they have no other choice.

It doesn’t mean she will get the deal the country needs, but it does mean the right people have to listen. If it all goes tits up, she can blame Corbyn and Labour for refusing to listen/talk. Win win.

Doris doesn't need to speak to Corbyn, she just needs 100 or so non Corbynista mps to back whatever shit she comes up with next. Most Labour mps want to ditch Corbyn so they won't miss an opportunity to undermine him.

Originally Posted by Switch

If it all goes tits up, she can blame Corbyn and Labour for refusing to listen/talk. Win win.

That would be the most pathetic, unconvincing excuse of all time in the house.

So yeah, could happen...she's setting records.