May needs a majority in parliament to get her deal through, and if she has that majority, that majority will be used to ensure that the deal gets voted on, so really, the speakers thoughts on it are redundant.

The PM Spokesman
just confirmed The Prime Minister
is not prepared to revoke Article 50

But she doesn’t have the majority, it’s been put through twice and she lost BOTH times, why put it through a third time when it’s the exact same deal, it’s already been rejected

i don't think she is even close to getting a majority, all im saying is if she were to get a majority, that majority would makes sure the deal got voted on.

flimsy excuse ;)

I think he was right, given it was the same deal that had been roundly rejected twice, to produce it a third time and hope it would go through because of the deadline approaching would be just farce, if someone didn't think it was a good deal the first time, why would it be at third time of looking at it :unsure:

What's your point? Brexiteers think everyone is conspiring against them because they refuse to say rainbows and ponies are waiting for everyone.

Rainbows No

LBC 10AM show is anti brexit
but nothing like the BBC

Why are they biased against it? Give me some examples.

Is 10am James O'Brien's show?

[QUOTE=The Slim Reaper;10481740]Why are they biased against it? Give me some examples.

Is 10am James O'Brien's show?[QUOTE]


Yes he says Brexit is Wrong

[QUOTE=arista;10481749][QUOTE=The Slim Reaper;10481740]Why are they biased against it? Give me some examples.

Is 10am James O'Brien's show?I have no idea how you can listen to James and still think Brexit is the right thing. He's done a great job of breaking everything down and has the public on his show to discuss it. So how are the bbc biased against brexit? I need examples.

[QUOTE=The Slim Reaper;10481756][QUOTE=arista;10481749]
He is Honest
not held back by BBC worry's

Lots of BBC examples
but none handy at this time , sorry

[QUOTE=arista;10481760][QUOTE=The Slim Reaper;10481756]Post-brexit Britain in a nutshell.

what about ponies?

Funny, bc I have an impression BBC is pro-brexit :shrug:
to the point that I've started watching ITV news a lot of the time.

[QUOTE=The Slim Reaper;10481761][QUOTE=arista;10481760]
Found One For You TSR

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=CihhxYvjc4c

You might want to pick another example my friend.

This is that guys text under his YT video:

I listened to the first clip, and the BBC questioner actually gets her premise completely incorrect, but in support of pushing Brexit through.

60% of who?

UK People that watch it

same, i had seen quite a few Farage interviews from BBC in a very friendly manner towards Nigel

The government can always get the deal back in front of the house after May meets with the EU. By that point circumstances will have changed with us having been granted an extension or not.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D2Ap74MWsAAvUw4.jpg

Times Have Changed

Ch4HD News
just reported the next vote in
Parliament will be on Thursday the 28th

No point because, according to the BBC "EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said the EU would not grant a delay without a "concrete plan" from the UK about what they would do with it." so that settles that

All together now...