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[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

A good rogering may cure her feminism.

[Doctor Gollum]

Ah yes, the thespic equivalent of a bacon sandwich* 

*The only known cure for veganism...

[STEMO]

After weighing up all the options, I have concluded, for me, there are only two options I could live with. All or nothing.....hard brexit or revoke A50. The alternatives , May's deal, general election or another referendum, would only drag the whole process over another year or so, with nothing certain at the end of it.
That's just me, of course.

[Varche]

Hard Brexit wont happen if Mays Brino cant even be voted through.

What do you actually mean by revoke Article 50?

[Sir Tigger KC]

Hard Brexit wont happen if Mays Brino cant even be voted through.

What do you actually mean by revoke Article 50?

Basically we turn round to the EU and say " We've changed our minds and are now going to stay in the EU.  Sorry about that chaps! "  

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

She will lose. She should then resign, but we are through the looking glass now, and she wont.
She will hope that if she plays for time to the absolute last minute, the EU will make some concessions to stop a hard real Brexit, and its possible she may just get lucky with that. They have history on that sort of thing.
As things stand, under current law of the land we leave on the appointed date, deal or no deal.
She is utterly useless and has brought it all on herself. She trusted the EU to negotiate in good faith  .....and at the same time tried to please everyone and ended up pleasing no-one.
A middle class vicars daughter with little life experience isn't the person to negotiate with the hard nosed power crazy, anti democrats across the channel.

[Varche]

Hard Brexit wont happen if Mays Brino cant even be voted through.

What do you actually mean by revoke Article 50?

Basically we turn round to the EU and say " We've changed our minds and are now going to stay in the EU.  Sorry about that chaps! "  

That is what I thought. That wont happen either. My guess is an extension of time at rhe elevenh hour following even more sky will come crashing in scaremongering. Most people are scared of the unknown. So can kicked down the road. A general election, Conservatives split into two factions and lose. JC rises from the ashes with a free hand but to do what?

A bit of expat background. Guidance has been issued to expats in Spain saying following a no deal if you were registered, that you wont be thrown out but will have to re reregister and prove you have the  means to support yourself. No figure specified which is par for  the course. Probably down to the individual functionaries. 31,000 euros a year has been bandied about. If it is that high half of us including me will be heading back. We will have to do the jobs the leaving EU nationals were doing! Can we live in your stable block Lord and Lady Opti!

[Bigron]

Is it too late to get Boris to take over and get it right?

Ron.

[Doctor Gollum]

Is it too late to get Boris to take over and get it right?

Ron.

Get what right?

The deal being voted on is a mere precursor to the actual event as the EU made it clear that any trade and legislative details could not and would not be discussed prior to us actually leaving.

Anything arranged/discussed/agreed at this point would be a compromise one way or tother regardless of who negotiated it. Would Boris or Maggie have obtained a better starting position for March 30th? Possibly, but it still wouldn't please everyone.

Stop heeding the media nonsense 

[Nick W]

Is it too late to get Boris to take over and get it right?

Ron.

And on that day the devil will skate to work.....

[aaronjb]

Is it too late to get Boris to take over and get it right?

Ron.

And on that day the devil will skate to work.....

I think you'll find he cycles..



 

[Varche]

 

[Lazydocker]

We were totally screwed from the day the referendum was wonn by lies and deceit. 

May has done the best she could get... Could Corbin or Boris the Buffoon have done any better? I seriously doubt either of them could negotiate a party in a brewery

Like many, I’m fed up with the scaremongering BS and just want it over with. Revoking Article 50 will be as bad or worse than any deal/no deal Brexit as the EU will recognise that they still have the upper hand 

[Sir Tigger KC]

We were totally screwed from the day the referendum was wonn by lies and deceit. 

May has done the best she could get... Could Corbin or Boris the Buffoon have done any better? I seriously doubt either of them could negotiate a party in a brewery

Like many, I’m fed up with the scaremongering BS and just want it over with. Revoking Article 50 will be as bad or worse than any deal/no deal Brexit as the EU will recognise that they still have the upper hand 

Ah yes, because the Remain campaign were utterly straight with the electorate and everything that they said about the consequences of just voting to leave the EU was the truth.   

[Viral_Jim]

We were totally screwed from the day the referendum was wonn by lies and deceit. 

May has done the best she could get... Could Corbin or Boris the Buffoon have done any better? I seriously doubt either of them could negotiate a party in a brewery

Like many, I’m fed up with the scaremongering BS and just want it over with. Revoking Article 50 will be as bad or worse than any deal/no deal Brexit as the EU will recognise that they still have the upper hand 

Ah yes, because the Remain campaign were utterly straight with the electorate and everything that they said about the consequences of just voting to leave the EU was the truth. 

I think whichever way the referendum turned out, it  would have been won with hyperbole, deceit and the odd outright lie thrown in.