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[xxxxxy] 28/3/2019 08:00

LEAVE and WTO

[mikemichael2] 28/3/2019 08:00

So if May resigns, they 'might' approve her deal!!!!!That's bonkers, what has her resignation got to do with the deal?

[xxxxxy] 28/3/2019 07:59

Boris for PM

[bargainbob] 28/3/2019 07:42

Jacob Rees Mogg and Stoned You the dream team that got us where we are .

More turns then a U bend .

[polar fox] 28/3/2019 07:36

JRM changes tack again:

Jacob Rees-Mogg tells @itvpeston he will vote against Theresa May's deal if it is brought back for a third time unless the DUP are on board.

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[k38] 27/3/2019 23:53

It's seems to me the ball is on Brussels side again..Will they get rid of the backstop ? Till now is a no no no...No deal still alive and well !!

[k38] 27/3/2019 23:50

DUP says it won't back May's Brexit deal, while Conservative rebels 'change their minds'In an effort to win support for her own Brexit agreement, May offered on Wednesday to resign in exchange for support for the deal from her Conservative Party colleagues

[k38] 27/3/2019 23:46

Motion B – No deal. Introduced by Conservative MP John Baron: 400 against, 160 forMotion D – Common market or the so-called Norway+ model. Introduced by Conservative MP Nick Boles: 283 against, 188 forMotion H – EEA-EFTA Norway option without customs union. Introduced by Conservative MP George Eustice: 422 against, 139 forMotion J – Customs Union. Introduced by Conservative MP Ken Clarke: 272 against, 264 forMotion K – Customs union + alignment with single market. Introduced by Labor's leader Jeremy Corbyn: 307 against, 237 forMotion L – Revoke Article 50. Introduced by MP Joanna Cherry, SNP: 293 against, 188 forMotion M – Confirmatory referendum on any withdrawal deal. Introduced by Dame Margarett Beckett, Labour: 295 against, 268 forMotion O – Put in place contingent arrangement while negotiating a trade deal. Introduced by Conservative MP Marcus Fysh: 422 against, 139 for

[k38] 27/3/2019 23:13

"If TMs deal doesn't go through your second choice will be...""My second choice will be, no deal because of the promise to the people and we must deliver Brexit "

[grahamite2] 27/3/2019 22:51

Poikka 27 Mar '19 - 19:26 - 252748 of 252781

I confess to also entertaining the notion that Brussels had offered her something, but really think that's a bit far-fetched.

I agree with you, but what is one to make of it when the Prime Minister behaves like a character out of Gogol or Dostoyevsky? She belongs in a padded cell.

[grahamite2] 27/3/2019 22:48

Excellent news that every single one of these fatuous motions failed dismally.

Might as well just leave on the 29th and have done, no?

[wbecki] 27/3/2019 22:46

"maxk
27 Mar '19 - 19:03 - 252747 of 252778
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I wonder what the €uro's could have offered her that would make the ruination of her reputation (and possibly the end of the tory party) worth while?"


30 pieces of silver???

[wbecki] 27/3/2019 22:43

"k38
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Kate Hoey labour, is against second referendum... labour MPs gone mad on her comments.




We can have an election every month because some people change their minds..

Lol"

I've a simpler solution.

And I suspect many others do as well...

Time will tell in this regard.

But overturning democracy has consequences - naive to think such doesn't really.

Question is, are people prepared to pay the terrible price to get their way???

[my retirement fund] 27/3/2019 22:42

Sign it now before its too late!https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/241584

[thomstar] 27/3/2019 22:41

Laughing stock