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Scarlett. 18-03-2019 03:58 PM

Where is this officially confirmed?

Sticks 18-03-2019 03:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dia. (Post 10481166)
Where is this officially confirmed?

See Arista's last post

Scarlett. 18-03-2019 04:06 PM

There's no official confirmation of a no deal Brexit next week in that article.

Twosugars 18-03-2019 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10481148)
John Bercow has now blocked The PM from voting again
on her same deal....................
Live In Parliament.


https://news.sky.com/story/theresa-m...-deal-11669533



The PM is due to go the EU Council on Thursday

:D

Smithy 18-03-2019 04:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dia. (Post 10481166)
Where is this officially confirmed?

He’s taking the piss :joker:

Sticks 18-03-2019 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dia. (Post 10481171)
There's no official confirmation of a no deal Brexit next week in that article.

May can not bring her deal back for a third vote

It is the only Deal the EU are offering and they have run out of patience so no extensions are being granted.

By law we leap victoriously next Friday, unfettered by any scuzzy deals

rejoice :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance: :dance:

There will be a new age of prosperity and plenty of jobs building that new hard border wall across Northern Ireland.

We can also scrap that unconditional surrender to the IRA, called the Good Friday (We the UK Government surrender to the IRA and all men of Blood and promise to give in to terrorist blackmail at the first opportunity) Agreement

Scarlett. 18-03-2019 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smithy (Post 10481177)
He’s taking the piss :joker:

I hope so, but you can never tell with people these days :laugh:

smudgie 18-03-2019 05:36 PM

It’s all a ruddy mess.
No voting on her deal, can’t see EU rolling over for her, so no deal could be the answer.
Unless we just go on and on with it all indefinitely :shrug:

Sticks 18-03-2019 06:17 PM

We can't

By law and default we leave next Friday

And it is a NO DEAL HARD BREXIT

Rejoice

:dance: :cheer2: :thumbs: :banana: :cheer:

user104658 18-03-2019 06:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sticks (Post 10481280)
We can't



By law and default we leave next Friday



And it is a NO DEAL HARD BREXIT



Rejoice



:dance: :cheer2: :thumbs: :banana: :cheer:

This is incorrect sticks, if the UK parliament votes to revoke the triggering of article 50 then we can do so at any time up until withdrawal. This was confirmed in the EU courts in December.

Sticks 18-03-2019 06:43 PM

Wrong

That requires primary legislation to do that, for which there is now no time left

Hard Brexit here we come- Enjoy those sunny golden uplands and a new golden age of prosperity. Looking forward to all those jobs created as Brits fill jobs once done by EU nationals and as we build a new physical hard border wall across Northern Ireland. (I heard that Trump is offering to help us get Mexico to pay for it as well :thumbs: )

Alf 18-03-2019 06:43 PM

You have fifteen minutes to help old Alf to get through in the Tibb on Ice.

Go get voting

Twosugars 18-03-2019 06:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sticks (Post 10481316)
Wrong

That requires primary legislation to do that, for which there is now no time left

Hard Brexit here we come- Enjoy those sunny golden uplands and a new golden age of prosperity. Looking forward to all those jobs created as Brits fill jobs once done by EU nationals and as we build a new physical hard border wall across Northern Ireland. (I heard that Trump is offering to help us get Mexico to pay for it as well :thumbs: )

:laugh: poor Mexico

Vanessa 18-03-2019 08:31 PM

This is all such a big mess. I can't even :facepalm:

arista 18-03-2019 09:41 PM

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arista 18-03-2019 09:43 PM

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Sticks 19-03-2019 03:10 AM

He has not wrecked Brexit

He has once and for all ensured that we leave with No Deal next Friday as the law states :hello: :dance:

bots 19-03-2019 05:54 AM

What it more than likely means is that May will have to request a long extension rather than a short one. the government can still challenge the speaker too, I would imagine their legal team are working on it

Northern Monkey 19-03-2019 07:09 AM

Bercow has not been unbiased through this process.

More than likely a long extension until people are more apathetic about leaving and then either a second ref or A50 being revoked.That imo has been the will of many in Parliament for a long time.

Nicky91 19-03-2019 08:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sticks (Post 10481569)
He has not wrecked Brexit

He has once and for all ensured that we leave with No Deal next Friday as the law states :hello: :dance:

:clap1: :clap1:

good for the rich people in the UK


remoaners should be deported into EU countries, as they can stay with us then rather than causing trouble in Brexit-UK

bots 19-03-2019 08:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 10481594)
Bercow has not been unbiased through this process.

More than likely a long extension until people are more apathetic about leaving and then either a second ref or A50 being revoked.That imo has been the will of many in Parliament for a long time.

i don't think Bercow has been inbiased either, but May is basically running down the clock and forcing people into accepting it. Even with all the pressure, as a matter of principle now MP's would vote against it, purely because she thinks she can force people into accepting it.

I want there to be a deal, but her own words since the beginning have been no deal is better than a bad deal and the commons clearly believe it is a bad deal. Under those circumstances, if a long extension is needed, then it is the right choice, and if we end up not leaving because people are more aware of the issues, then it is a win for the UK and a win for democracy.

arista 19-03-2019 09:52 AM

The Pathetic PM goes to Brussels
on Thursday
to get a another treaty deal adjustment
ask for longer time

arista 19-03-2019 10:33 AM

https://e3.365dm.com/19/03/768x432/s...20190319084057

arista 19-03-2019 10:44 AM

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For Sticks

Twosugars 19-03-2019 11:43 AM

Arista lusting after Theresa and posting her pics for no reason?


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