May loses third vote - FOR GOODNESS SAKE GIVE US NO DEAL

a reply to: MyToxicTash

no have to pull them out of the # napoleon ww1 ww2 probly with more to come

Why do I smell a balkanization in the making.

Discontent world wide with our rulers.

Accumulation & concentration of wealth into fewer hands.

Mountains of debt, sovereign & personal.

Derivatives bubble, assets overinflated.

Poverty, price gouging, unemployment,

All it'll take is another Arch Duke Ferdinand incident or false flag.

Off to a world war again.

Cannon fodder available.

Rinse repeat.

Our politicians are a disgrace. They are anti-democratic fools dancing to the EU’s tune. Id rather we just walked away and told them to stick their divorce settlement right in the Junkers. a reply to: JPtruther

Forgive me as an American who probably doesn't fully understand these votes this week, but from the outside looking in it appears that your parliament somehow managed to reject a vote to exit with a deal, exit without a deal, remain, delay the exit, revote on the exit, and partially exit... literally every possible path of action was rejected INCLUDING STANDING PAT? If my understanding of things is correct, then my mind is boggled as they achieved no decision even when the option of making no decision was one of the decisions available to them.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
There are too many risks with no deal, I understand being opposed to a second referendum or revoking brexit but at the very least we need a extension to negotiate a softer exit.

Four things that are only ever said by 'remainers'

# 1. We didn't know what we voted for we were lied to.

# 2. We need a second referendum.

# 3. No deal would be falling off a cliff

# 4. Revoke article 50 and remain

Looks like a hard brexit on April 12th

Thank god for that.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
There are too many risks with no deal, I understand being opposed to a second referendum or revoking brexit but at the very least we need a extension to negotiate a softer exit.

Looks like a hard brexit on April 12th

We have already had two House votes for a second referendum - they both lost.

No deal is the ONLY sensible option, which is also by far the most prosperous for the country.

originally posted by: eletheia

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
There are too many risks with no deal, I understand being opposed to a second referendum or revoking brexit but at the very least we need a extension to negotiate a softer exit.

Four things that are only ever said by 'remainers'

# 1. We didn't know what we voted for we were lied to.

# 2. We need a second referendum.

# 3. No deal would be falling off a cliff

# 4. Revoke article 50 and remain

Looks like a hard brexit on April 12th

Thank god for that.

Good summary of the remainers...thats what is on the cheat sheet they got handed.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6
Forgive me as an American who probably doesn't fully understand these votes this week, but from the outside looking in it appears that your parliament somehow managed to reject a vote to exit with a deal, exit without a deal, remain, delay the exit, revote on the exit, and partially exit... literally every possible path of action was rejected INCLUDING STANDING PAT? If my understanding of things is correct, then my mind is boggled as they achieved no decision even when the option of making no decision was one of the decisions available to them.

You've got it pretty much in a nutshell
We're all pretty boggled over here too
Rainbows
Jane

So what the hex is going on there?
No idea, deal or no deal.
Or they are going to make a movie like EU give back power for each nation?

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: uncommitted

The backstop would keep us tied to Europe and needs the approval of all EU members to be removed , May's deal also would betray our fishermen as European fleets would still have access to our waters , we're also tied into paying the EU £39 billion when its been estimated the actual bill is closer to £19 billion.

I'm sure there are other bones of contention in there but I haven't read the 39 or so pages.

The democratic will of the people is that we should leave , as a democratic organisation the EU should accept the will of the people and allow us to leave on the best terms possible , the last two years should have been spent agreeing trade deals not trying to trip us at every step.

The truth is the EU is in financial trouble and can't afford a cashcow to go astray , recession approaches the Eurozone with the troubles in Italy weighing heavy on European financiers , the term Greece 2.0 is being used.

The EU is Hotel California.

So, basically it's the Irish border which let's face it isn't going to go away ever, unless Northern Ireland leaves the UK. No deal by anyone, and no actual deal at all won't remove that issue and I've heard no one come up with an alternative.

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Everybody: "We cannot make our own decisions, we want to leave"
Nobody: *makes a decision* *makes a decision* *makes a decision*
Everybody: *surprised pikachu-meme*
UK: *market crashes, economy crashes, people are very surprised that they cannot visit EU without a visa*
EU: "Told ya."

originally posted by: ManFromEurope
Everybody: "We cannot make our own decisions, we want to leave"
Nobody: *makes a decision* *makes a decision* *makes a decision*
Everybody: *surprised pikachu-meme*
UK: *market crashes, economy crashes, people are very surprised that they cannot visit EU without a visa*
EU: "Told ya."

Suddenly they are becoming very accommodating to see that the UK

doesn't leave without a deal.......wonder why?

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