Re: Brexit
 

I see these possibilities (in no particular order):

1) No Deal
2) May's Plan with Customs Union and some minor stuff like dynamic alignment with EU worker directives (which is unenforceable but meh)
3) Article 50 extended and a general election either at the Governments request or because a Vote of No Confidence has been lost
4) EEA or EFTA
5) War with Spain

Re: Brexit
 

Nah the pertinent words were 'no-deal Brexit will be stopped'.

Re: Brexit
 

I don't want to be tied in to any union with the corupt EU.

If the nightmare of a no brexit, I'll never vote again, I will go to vote but spoil my paper along with the millions of other robbed leavers.

But as a exlabour vote, I'm backing May to get us out (Yes I know she was a remainer).

Corbyn is the biggest block ATM to our exit, he told all his MPs not to partake with Mays deal.

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Tht's the second person on FB I've unfriended on Facebook.

They took it personal so bye they are history.

Re: Brexit
 

Latest William Hill odds. Odds changing on everything except a deal.
Article 50 extended 3/10 (Yesterday 1/4)
Article 50 revoked 12/1 (Yesterday 16/1)
Leave with a deal 6/1 (Yesterday 6/1)
Leave without a deal 5/1 (Yesterday 6/1)

Re: Brexit
 

think you'll find Corbyn is a bit of an irrelevance.

How has 'EU corruption' affected you? What if our expense fiddling, cash for questions, MPs are more corrupt?

What are if leaving the EU means losing your job, lower living standards and higher prices? What if it means the NHS can't get the staff and isn't there when you need it? Is that ok? Who will you blame when the EU is gone and things are no better/ worse? What if you've been lied to ? Unlike a General Election they'll be no turning back. Be careful what you wish for.

Re: Brexit
 

The Dutch press don't seem to like May.:D

(FYI it means battle)

Re: Brexit
 

It’s a mock-up - the original word (verslagen*) had letters before and after ‘slag’...

Too much white space under the picture, no newspaper would do that.

https://metro.co.uk/2019/01/17/no-th...-slag-8354779/

*defeated/beaten

Re: Brexit
 

He does carry a substantial block of votes but any new deal, an extension or a second referendum can get to 318(?) without him necessarily actively campaigning for any of the options.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...s-peoples-vote

The party faces a problem. All roads to remain are via an extension anyway, so there’s no need to come out for a PV yet. Leave the Tory divisions to play out for a little longer.

Re: Brexit
 

LOL :D:D:D

70-Days 22-Hrs 41-Min 45-Sec ;)

- Weekends of course/Non-Working days :p:

Re: Brexit
 

I can't see this ending well, May needs to go and we need some who voted to leave to run us leaving the EU.

Re: Brexit
 

Entertainingly your most frequent contribution to this thread is wrong. It’s out by an hour, you are counting down to 00:00 on 30th March 2019, and not 23:00 on 29th March 2019.

:dunce:

Re: Brexit
 

That's something your an expert in :D:D

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Have a cup of Tea and chill it will be fine :) We are the United Kingdom.The greatest nation and the most diverse nation on the planet.It will work out
just fine in the long run :)

Don't let these persky deluded Remainers make you lose any sleep :)


Goodnight :D

Re: Brexit
 

I like the way you selectively edited out in your quote my bit pointing out your countdown is out by an hour.

I’ll keep you right with the countdown to the revised time when there’s an extension.

Re: Brexit
 

The bookmakers odds compilers rarely get it wrong Andrew.

Re: Brexit
 

What do you base your statement about being "the greatest nation" on?

Also, your claim we are the most diverse nation on the planet is factually incorrect - https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/...the-world.html

If by diverse, you mean by immigration