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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
I read in a newspaper analysis today(I forget which) something that absolutely chimed with me. It was in relation to the EU breaking Article 8 (and indeed Article 50) by not negotiating with us to bring about a decent agreement.
The article highlighted the difference between the UK which has a flexible unwritten constitution and the rest of the EU that are rules based in their Treaty documents and thus totally inflexible. Aka we look alike but don't think alike.
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See this is the biggest reason that a future prediction on what happens in March is so difficult. If there is no parliamentary majority for a no deal exit, then what? There is nothing set in stone.
Chris and Damien sometimes talk about the Parliamentary flexibility that we have and if they can understand it, all the more to them.
The rigidity of the EU's principles and or something like the US constitution set into stone what would happen in an event like this. With the UK, it is anyone's guess.
There isn't going to be a deal, that is a given. (Old Boy enter here to dispute that).
If there is no deal, I don't see that ever passing parliament. (Not even close).
I have a feeling that the reason that May keeps saying that she will lead the Tories into the next GE is because she suspects that it will be in 2019 when her government falls due to failure of getting the exit bill through either chamber.