[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

I think that is rather optimistic Cherie - there is quite a lot to suggest we will get a hard Brexit.

I just want it done either way it’s just a joke at this stage

[parmnion]

A hard brexit will only be harder for the eu than us.

[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

A hard brexit will only be harder for the eu than us.

The EU wants to do a deal
we should find out this week
if her new 120 pages is blocked,

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I just want it done either way it’s just a joke at this stage

Yes I feel the same way. I think most do now..

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

Yes I feel the same way. I think most do now..

not surprising if you all had been waiting so long now

[arista]

Ninth resignation over Theresa May's Brexit plan

Scott Mann is just a
Parliamentary Private Secretary at the Treasury.

So a long way down the chain.

https://news.sky.com/story/live-nint...-plan-11438505

[Cherie]

The people's vote is coming

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

The people's vote is coming

No it is not


No second referendum 'under any circumstances', Downing Street says
https://news.sky.com/story/live-no-s...treet-11438505

[bitontheslide]

i think it's a more likely scenario to have another ref now than it was previously.

If the house of commons can't reach agreement between themselves on how to proceed then it should be a choice that then falls to the people. We will know more in the next week or so.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

No it is not


No second referendum 'under any circumstances', Downing Street says
https://news.sky.com/story/live-no-s...treet-11438505

its not like they ever do a U turn is it it's coming

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

its not like they ever do a U turn is it it's coming

Referendum
was Explained as one off
back in 2016.
Nothing will change on that.

You do not get it ,Cherie.


There maybe a leader change
but no more referendum.

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by arista

Referendum
was Explained as one off
back in 2016.
Nothing will change on that.

You do not get it ,Cherie.


There maybe a leader change
but no more referendum.

what was said in 2016 means nothing at this point Arista. The referendum voices are growing quickly. It will be inevitable if the parties dont reach agreement on the white paper.

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

what was said in 2016 means nothing at this point Arista. The referendum voices are growing quickly. It will be inevitable if the parties dont reach agreement on the white paper.

Sure
but the PM says No
The Labour Leader says No.

The 120 pages Paper has not even gone to the EU, yet


The MP's are on there last week
then a fecking Holiday


A back bencher Justine
that wants remain has no Authority.
Its Corrupt.

[arista]

Victory for Brexiteers as PM accepts changes to Chequers plan
The latest as the government accepts a series of amendments put forward by a group of eurosceptic Tory MPs.
[Government accepts Brexiteer amendments to trade bill
Downing Street says no second referendum 'under any circumstances'
Former cabinet minister has backed calls for another EU vote
Ninth Tory quits role as Brexiteers pressure May to ditch Brexit plan
More than 100 MPs 'co-ordinating tactics in WhatsApp group']

[reece(:]

Anna SCALPED

[Jack_]

The government won the amendment vote by three, and Vince Cable and Tim Farron didn't bother to show up

Poor, poor form for a supposed anti-Brexit party

[Maru]

Originally Posted by reece(:

Anna SCALPED

Isn't it common sense that there would be interruptions to some forms of employments before/during/after something like a hard Brexit goes through? I thought the point of making new trade deals, etc was to minimize all that... anyway, sovereignty isn't about jobs and govt officials can do things locally as well (post-deal) to help with market recovery.

So yes, independence eventually will put more control in the hands of the tax-paying citizen, but there would be a major adjustment period I think... anyway, as a voter I would've never thought it would just be clean, cut and dry... seems natural that in order to move towards true independence, there would have to be some sacrifices made in order to achieve that goal in the long-term. The question is, are people willing to make that sacrifice?... and she seems to think she can speak for all folk here, which seems a bit silly since there was a campaign for/against it and millions decided to still quit the EU despite opposition.

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by Maru

Isn't it common sense that there would be interruptions to some forms of employments before/during/after something like a hard Brexit goes through? I thought the point of making new trade deals, etc was to minimize all that... anyway, sovereignty isn't about jobs and govt officials can do things locally as well (post-deal) to help with market recovery.

So yes, independence eventually will put more control in the hands of the tax-paying citizen, but there would be a major adjustment period I think... anyway, as a voter I would've never thought it would just be clean, cut and dry... seems natural that in order to move towards true independence, there would have to be some sacrifices made in order to achieve that goal in the long-term. The question is, are people willing to make that sacrifice?... and she seems to think she can speak for all folk here, which seems a bit silly since there was a campaign for/against it and millions decided to still quit the EU despite opposition.

That's why it's big business that is trying to over turn the result. I've never seen such blatant attempts to over turn democracy.

We go through a transition period after leaving the EU, which should be plenty time to set up alternative trade deals, and if it isn't, then the government aren't doing their job.

[arista]

Will she be able to Send MP's home for Holidays
a few days before friday? The Parliament Summer Recess

That's outrageous

[arista]

10th MP gone
yesterday:

May suffers yet another resignation as Robert Courts MP quits over her Brexit plan

https://news.sky.com/story/may-suffe...-plan-11438048

[arista]

Yesterday the LibDem Leader and some of his party
were not at the vote.

Today all 12 LibDems are there for the next
6PM & Later votes


Ref: BBC2HD DP today

[arista]

The Government just lost
in Parliament vote.


[VOTE 7 RESULT: Government defeated
The government have lost the vote on Philip Lee's amendment on
the European medicines regulatory network.
305 MPs backed the amendment, with 301 voting against it.]


[House of Commons votes 305 to 301 to approve New Clause 17 of the #TradeBill.
The new clause ensures that it is a negotiating objective for the UK Government
to secure an agreement that allows the UK's continued participation
in the European medicines regulatory network.
6:30 PM - Jul 17, 2018 ]

[18:43
Govt can live with medicines defeat]

[arista]

The Government just won the important vote
by 6 votes.
(4 were leave Labour MP's)
(1 was a suspended Labour MP)

[18:43
VOTE 8 RESULT: Government wins crunch customs vote
The government survives the crunch vote on a customs union.]

[307 MPs voted against the Tory Remainer rebel amendment,
with 301 voting in favour.]

[arista]

Airline CEO's at the
2018 Farnborough Airshow
have been saying they do not want delays on their
products after Brexit.


https://news.sky.com/story/airbus-sa...ccess-11439744


Business will find a way around
the Brexit Riddle
(a new term thanks to Danny Dyer
who voted "leave")

[arista]

254 days to go for
29th March 2019 11PM Brexit Deadline day

The PM is Live on SkyNewsHD and BBCnewsHD
answering questions from the committee
Westminster.