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Originally Posted by Switch
and I was reloading for Nerv :)
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Originally Posted by Switch
and I was reloading for Nerv :)
It is now too late to force a GE before 31 October, even if they overturm the prorogue of parliament. It won't happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Troy
Amother fanciful remain wish disappears in unicorn droppings.
since legal NO DEAL is not going to happen, then where are we? will Boris go for the cahos option instead? that is SEVERE all ties with the EU?
not sure the EU will bother to start negotiation with anyone who does a runner for a living :)
what are you smoking again? Boris will ask for an extension of course in light of the GE, and the EU will give him another 2 years without discussionQuote:
Originally Posted by Switch
Oct 31 is NOT going to happen, prepare yourself for it :)
You just won first prize in TD SPOTY.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
will see who is the spoty one on Oct 31 when extension is granted, Hard Brexit doesn't happen, and you lose your mind over it :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Switch
The GE doesn't have to happen before 31 October. A vote of no confidence with an interim government and a simple letter requesting an extension is enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Switch
Rumours in the Times, Boris will call an election on Thursday for Oct 14. But due to the fixed term parliament law 2/3 of parliament will have to vote for it.
Predicting anything atm is fraught with error. The whole thing started when the referendum was called for by folks who predicted it would be a resounding no leave.
So here we are 3 years later and no one knows what the hell is going to happen.
jesus, that's another level of mind fuckQuote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
so what's the advantage of doing so if he is dismissed on Tue?
yep, so typically British, and it will end with REVOKE and REMAIN, like nothing happened, and we will have gone FULL CIRCLE :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Norton
fooking classic Brits !!!
Which has been discounted as Corbyn as an interim PM doesn't even have the support of the majority of Labour MP's, let alone the other opposition parties. The opposition coalition have already decided on pursuing an amendment of any legislation to force an extension of A50, and not a vote of No Confidence. BJ is on a home run now, let the last waltz music begin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Troy
Doesn't actually work like that, if a vote of confidence is called on Tuesday and he loses he still gets 14 days I believe to call another vote by which time Parliament is already prorogued so he is still PM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
Correct so lots of fun and games over the next few weeks or months. Whatever happens half the country is not going to accept it and the issue isnt going to go away anytime soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norton
hence why the Queen should intervene, eventuallyQuote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
it's a major crisis,
John created a few a few but this one clearly of David's making.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
The Queen could always nominate an interim PM,Quote:
Originally Posted by PAG
have to give it to you Brits to make politics a complete shitshow, it's really like watching Monty Python :)
are you sure it would work that way? that would be even worse, definitely a coupQuote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
don't think the Queen could accept it, she would intervene
anyway, can't wait for it to happen if it's indeed feasible :)
they were both stubborn PMs, and looks where it ended for one of them :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Norton
the mad cow disease had the same MO as Brexit, denial, failed negotiation, and eventually FULL EMBARGO at the EU Level
sounds like another mission impossible, make NO DEAL even illegal at the UK level. It is by default at the EU Level without the EU27 vote.
Brexit: Keir Starmer says MPs 'will propose legislation to stop no deal'
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-49541942
MPs who want to stop a no-deal Brexit will seek to bring forward legislation against it this week, shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer has said.
He said the plan was to prevent the PM "from taking us out of the EU without a deal" but he did not go into detail.
Cabinet minister Michael Gove refused to guarantee that the government would abide by it if it passed, saying: "Let's see what the legislation says."
The government is "not doing anything to facilitate a no deal", he said.
Mr Gove also said "some" food prices "may go up" and "other prices will come down" in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Meanwhile, the EU's lead Brexit negotiator has rejected Boris Johnson's demands for the controversial Irish backstop to be scrapped.
The UK is due to leave the EU on 31 October, with or without a deal.
The prime minister says he is willing to leave without one rather than miss the deadline, which has prompted a number of opposition MPs to unite to try and block a possible no deal.
SNAFU.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
anyay, what the fuck are they trying to accomplish? making the NO DEAL BREXIT illegal at the UK level will not change a thing, if Boris want to go rogue and go for a FULL EMBARGO
the EU will consider NO DEAL Brexit illegal without a EU27 vote, and there will be retaliation with a FULL EMBARGO, and no possibility to discuss
so at the end, Boris needs to man up and go for it, not soon, but right fooking now :)
Top trolling from Boris, if Parliament votes to force Boris to ask for an extension which all EU members have to agree, he will then vote against it at the EU meeting.
you just added another level of mind fuck,Quote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
I think only the EU27 vote, not the EU28
All members have to agree and we are still a member, normally it would be taken for granted that we want the extension seeing as its us actually asking for it hence just the 27 need to agree. But we actually have to vote for it to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly