Thread: Brexit - It's Still On!

Originally Posted by Switch

My previous post removed because I strongly disagree with butterfly. That's fine, but he's still a cock and he's still wrong. We don't need no stinking EU permission to leave. You are not supranational, and you can't keep making shit up to suit your narrative.

UK will leave on 31 October, no matter what specious and misleading posts you make. You shouldn't need to be told again, but we all know you will.

Every time you post such rubbish. I will correct you. Numb nuts.

don't cry, my reply to your shit post was also removed, old man

whats going to happen on Oct 31 when you realized you have been lied to and you can't leave? throw a crazy old man tantrum?

you are not correcting anything since you don't even know what supranational means

Originally Posted by Troy

The only sensible thing left is a vote of no-confidence to be requested on the first day back. Boris has just commited suicide with this very irrational move.

it's win-win either way, GE or REMAIN as the default

Originally Posted by Mandaloopy

If Brexit flops then Brexiteers need to accept blame, it was their idea and they voted for it and won. Now own it.

they won't take the blame, they will blame the EU, and then Corbyn etc... for not stopping their mad actions

Boris Johnson: "We're not going to wait until October 31st"

you got that right, Boris

Parliament suspension sparks furious backlash
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49504526

The prime minister's decision to suspend Parliament has prompted an angry backlash from MPs and opponents of a no-deal Brexit.

It sparked protests across the country, a legal challenge and a petition with more than a million signatures.

The government said the five-week suspension in September and October will still allow time to debate Brexit.

Leader of the House Jacob Rees-Mogg said opponents of the PM were "phoney" and just wanted to stay in the EU.

He told BBC Breakfast that Parliament would normally head into a recess for the party conferences in September anyway - adding there would still be time to debate Brexit in the Commons before the scheduled departure date of 31 October.

Originally Posted by Troy

The only sensible thing left is a vote of no-confidence to be requested on the first day back. Boris has just commited suicide with this very irrational move.

He's sitting pretty right now, gloves off and challenging a frightened and rebellious, cornered Parliament to bring down his government in order to disguise its own devious role in this absurd saga.

Who would believe that a PM has to close Parliament in order to deliver the will of the people, which Parliament supported!

He will survive a no confidence vote which as an unintended consequence will make him stronger, not weaker. And watch what happens when the demented remoaners start attacking a 93-yr old monarch - for doing her job, part of which by tradition includes signing whatever her PM places in front of her.

Meanwhile pillars are crumbling as the Eurogods shit themselves, and all because Frau was so full of herself that she denied Cameron a few cosmetic concessions to avoid a Brexit vote; then the good bit, she follows and compounds that blunder by doing much the same with his idiot successor.

Anything can happen in two months, but for now it's looking good.

one side effect of the Propagation is that it might completely destroy the chance of the Tories to survive the next election,

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

don't cry, my reply to your shit post was also removed, old man

whats going to happen on Oct 31 when you realized you have been lied to and you can't leave? throw a crazy old man tantrum?

you are not correcting anything since you don't even know what supranational means

The EU commission has primacy over the member states. Any member state must bow to the ECJ.

After October the 31st the unelected and undemocratic organizations that rule The EU will no longer have any jurisdiction over the UK. Now fuck off you shit stirring, inconsequential troll.

Originally Posted by Switch

The EU commission has primacy over the member states. Any member state must bow to the ECJ.

After October the 31st the unelected and undemocratic organizations that rule The EU will no longer have any jurisdiction over the UK.

says who? Boris? the UK doesn't have that power, it can't decide the terms of separation without the other party to agree

not accepting the terms of your divorce and not signing the final court decision simply means you are still legally married

but you are a loner and was never married, so you wouldn't know

and it's really that simple, tired old man

An interesting question for the remainers on here...

Originally Posted by Norton

About all MPs opposed to no deal have left. Boris has that covered as well. Bet he has enough support to have it fail and even if not he can delay election beyond 31 Oct.

Possibly, but with a majority of one and several Tory MPs likely to vote against the government, he is on thin ice. If an interim government is formed then brexit can be delayed until a more reasonable agreement can be made.

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Why?

What sensible solution do you see from a remoaner perspective. Please detail a single workable solution that involves remain.

The only sensible approach is to leave with an agreed framework for future trade between the UK and the EU. The current idea of leaving without a deal is both messy and not in line with the referendum. It is the spoilt kid approach and doesn't belong in British politics.

Originally Posted by Troy

If an interim government is formed then brexit can be delayed until a more reasonable agreement can be made.

A more reasonable agreement? You mean another agreement with the EU is possible? Have the EU side been lying then?

Originally Posted by Troy

Possibly, but with a majority of one and several Tory MPs likely to vote against the government, he is on thin ice. If an interim government is formed then brexit can be delayed until a more reasonable agreement can be made.

I dont think you understand how it works, well the timelines involved and needed anyway. Boris has played a blinder, he knows there will be a no confidence vote and this was in his calculations.

Originally Posted by Troy

The only sensible approach is to leave with an agreed framework for future trade between the UK and the EU. The current idea of leaving without a deal is both messy and not in line with the referendum. It is the spoilt kid approach and doesn't belong in British politics.

Stop talking shite, Doris deal was sticking 2 fingers up at the referendum result as everyone well knows with her Brexit in name only deal keeping us tied to the EU. No one wanted her deal leaver or remainer although remainers maybe having second thoughts now and wished they had voted for now. At least with a clean Brexit half of people will be happy.

Brexit: Next week 'only opportunity' to act on no deal
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49512762

Next week could be MPs' "only opportunity" to challenge a no-deal Brexit, ex-minister David Gauke has said.

This follows the prime minister's decision to suspend Parliament in September and October.

A statement from opposition parties accused the PM of shutting down Parliament with "the sole aim" of stopping MPs from preventing a no deal.

Leader of the House Jacob Rees-Mogg said outrage at the plan was "phoney".

The government said the five-week suspension - known as prorogation - in September and October will still allow time to debate Brexit.

But government whip Lord Young has resigned in protest, arguing the move risks "undermining the fundamental role of Parliament".

And a Scottish court hearing is under way which could block the suspension of Parliament.

Who the fvck do these remainer MPs think they are??

They are civil servants paid for by the electorate.

They need voting out at the next general election.

If you paid a gardener to mow your lawn and he decided to mow next doors lawn, what would you do?

Corbyn is too late to the party, wtf has he been doing for the last 3 years?

Hiding...

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

Brexit: Next week 'only opportunity' to act on no deal
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49512762

Next week could be MPs' "only opportunity" to challenge a no-deal Brexit, ex-minister David Gauke has said.

This follows the prime minister's decision to suspend Parliament in September and October.

A statement from opposition parties accused the PM of shutting down Parliament with "the sole aim" of stopping MPs from preventing a no deal.

Leader of the House Jacob Rees-Mogg said outrage at the plan was "phoney".

The government said the five-week suspension - known as prorogation - in September and October will still allow time to debate Brexit.

But government whip Lord Young has resigned in protest, arguing the move risks "undermining the fundamental role of Parliament".

And a Scottish court hearing is under way which could block the suspension of Parliament.

And yet you continue to claim (incorrectly) that none of this can happen without the EU's permission? So why are they bothering to try and stop something that the EU can fix so easily.
Hoist by your own petard, powder monkey.

pomgolia is fcuked

with the GB peso nose diving you are getting an influx of pensioners who cannot afford to live

I have been seeing a substantial increase in technician jobs advertised for the UK , so I would guess many of the people who keep your infrastructure running are leaving

and boris wants to sell the NHS to america so you can enjoy the benefits of the US health system

bring out your dead

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

Corbyn is too late to the party, wtf has he been doing for the last 3 years?

Not just Corbyn. The entire useless lot of MPs should have sorted this whole debacle out in 6 months.
Approve or disapprove of BJ's methods, he took the poisoned chalice and is finally bringing this circus to closure.

Word on the street is there's gonna be massive disruption and protests all over the country.
It'll make the poll tax riots look like a tea party

We'll see

Originally Posted by Neverna

A more reasonable agreement? You mean another agreement with the EU is possible? Have the EU side been lying then?

Of course the EU's opening position has been hardline.

Merkel in particular has talked about the possibility of wiggle room.

The problem is that the UK has not come up with any workable alternatives whatsoever.

BREXITers, to put it mildly, are not strong on detail. That was why their leaders hid under the table for three years.

Originally Posted by baldrick

pomgolia is fcuked

with the GB peso nose diving you are getting an influx of pensioners who cannot afford to live

I have been seeing a substantial increase in technician jobs advertised for the UK , so I would guess many of the people who keep your infrastructure running are leaving

and boris wants to sell the NHS to america so you can enjoy the benefits of the US health system

bring out your dead

More Indian and Pakistani immigrants will be needed, I welcome this! I have a feeling this will make the average Brexiteer self-combust. Time to convert St Pauls into a mosque