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By *ross-eyed Mary OP   Man
over a year ago

Salisbury

I can't see an alternative. Europe won't agree to what we want, whatever that is, and we won't agree to what we're offered. If they vote against no deal, then i don't think we'll leave at all.

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By *illwill69uMan
over a year ago

moston

There is of course economic and political suicide...

Sorry a no deal brexit...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

No Brexit for now is my guess.

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham

No deal will get voted down tonight. Let's see how many MPs go against their constituents wishes though.

Then the big problem rears its head. We have to ask the EU for an extension, which they may or may not grant. Two months solves nothing. We are no nearer a consensus than we were two years ago. Longer means that we are into EU elections, which then gets messy.

The EU may well say No to a extension, and with 15 days to go, means that we would have to inevitably revoke Article 50 and stay in.

Not being cynical but the EU may well play their Joker on this one.....

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West


"No deal will get voted down tonight. Let's see how many MPs go against their constituents wishes though.

Then the big problem rears its head. We have to ask the EU for an extension, which they may or may not grant. Two months solves nothing. We are no nearer a consensus than we were two years ago. Longer means that we are into EU elections, which then gets messy.

The EU may well say No to a extension, and with 15 days to go, means that we would have to inevitably revoke Article 50 and stay in.

Not being cynical but the EU may well play their Joker on this one....."

Suez was the biggest humiliation of Great Britain since the 2nd World War with our humiliating IMF begging bowl incident in the 1970’s not much behind. If the U.K. is forced to revoke A50 in the face of being politically unable to secure a reasonable way out of the EU - that will outstrip anything in terms of international humiliation. Something like that should then result in an almighty shake up of U.K. politics and ironically a benefit of such a move might be that the long standing Brexit motivators might actually get addressed.

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff

The only sane way forward is to rescind Article 50. In terms of national humiliation, who cares. We have lived with it for 3 years. None of my international colleagues understand why we went down the route we did, but all of them can see why we reject Brexit now. It was a pipedream for a few, and a protest vote for many.

We need to rescind Article 50, May should stand down as PM allowing the Conservatives to choose a new leader for the party conferences and then we should have a general election.

Whilst this is totally a Conservative Party mess, if all my dreams came true, I’d like Corbyn to stand down as well - he is guilty of not standing up to the Tory’s, and being too weak to make the most of their in fighting. The man is not a leader.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"No deal will get voted down tonight. Let's see how many MPs go against their constituents wishes though.

Then the big problem rears its head. We have to ask the EU for an extension, which they may or may not grant. Two months solves nothing. We are no nearer a consensus than we were two years ago. Longer means that we are into EU elections, which then gets messy.

The EU may well say No to a extension, and with 15 days to go, means that we would have to inevitably revoke Article 50 and stay in.

Not being cynical but the EU may well play their Joker on this one....."

Entirely possible, said to the boss last night that the EU who are probably pulling their hair out at the shambolic incompetence we have thus far shown may well once and if no deal is off the table say yes you can have an extension but only if you form a cross party coalition to get this through..

simply tinkering about with an already twice rejected deal to satisfy a party split is pointless and letting the erg etc take the reins is not going to happen so why should they grant one..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Like I have been saying from the start, the ruling classes do not want BREXIT. They have been riding the EU gravy train for decades, at our expense, and they have no intention of disembarking.

Democracy is a con, the only people who are free in this country, are those who do as they are told. We had a referendum, we voted leave, and our elected politicians are playing hot potato with our expectations. When the potato cools, it will be dropped...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Like I have been saying from the start, the ruling classes do not want BREXIT. They have been riding the EU gravy train for decades, at our expense, and they have no intention of disembarking.

Democracy is a con, the only people who are free in this country, are those who do as they are told. We had a referendum, we voted leave, and our elected politicians are playing hot potato with our expectations. When the potato cools, it will be dropped..."

You’re absolutely bonkers. How did you get so confused over the EU?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Like I have been saying from the start, the ruling classes do not want BREXIT. They have been riding the EU gravy train for decades, at our expense, and they have no intention of disembarking.

Democracy is a con, the only people who are free in this country, are those who do as they are told. We had a referendum, we voted leave, and our elected politicians are playing hot potato with our expectations. When the potato cools, it will be dropped...

You’re absolutely bonkers. How did you get so confused over the EU?"

Such a well thought out and powerful answer from you, as always...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Like I have been saying from the start, the ruling classes do not want BREXIT. They have been riding the EU gravy train for decades, at our expense, and they have no intention of disembarking.

Democracy is a con, the only people who are free in this country, are those who do as they are told. We had a referendum, we voted leave, and our elected politicians are playing hot potato with our expectations. When the potato cools, it will be dropped...

You’re absolutely bonkers. How did you get so confused over the EU?

Such a well thought out and powerful answer from you, as always..."

Brexit was specifically orchestrated by rich individuals so they can control the population further without the restrictions put on them by the EU. And with the bonus of them not having their tax loopholes closed.

That you think that the ruling classes are trying to stop Brexit is beyond ridicule and doesn’t deserve any further rebuttal.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Like I have been saying from the start, the ruling classes do not want BREXIT. They have been riding the EU gravy train for decades, at our expense, and they have no intention of disembarking.

Democracy is a con, the only people who are free in this country, are those who do as they are told. We had a referendum, we voted leave, and our elected politicians are playing hot potato with our expectations. When the potato cools, it will be dropped..."

You can only class MEP's riding an EU gravy train, Nigel Farage anyone....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I really do not understand what all the fuss is about. All it now needs is a 3 way referendum with the 3 main options on the paper with 2nd preference. There........ problem solved and we can all go back to sleep again.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Like I have been saying from the start, the ruling classes do not want BREXIT. They have been riding the EU gravy train for decades, at our expense, and they have no intention of disembarking.

Democracy is a con, the only people who are free in this country, are those who do as they are told. We had a referendum, we voted leave, and our elected politicians are playing hot potato with our expectations. When the potato cools, it will be dropped..."
I wish you where wrong but looks as though you are totally right,sadly democracy is dead in this land

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"I really do not understand what all the fuss is about. All it now needs is a 3 way referendum with the 3 main options on the paper with 2nd preference. There........ problem solved and we can all go back to sleep again."
That would make things worse

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By *oi_LucyCouple
over a year ago

Barbados


"Like I have been saying from the start, the ruling classes do not want BREXIT. They have been riding the EU gravy train for decades, at our expense, and they have no intention of disembarking.

Democracy is a con, the only people who are free in this country, are those who do as they are told. We had a referendum, we voted leave, and our elected politicians are playing hot potato with our expectations. When the potato cools, it will be dropped...

You’re absolutely bonkers. How did you get so confused over the EU?"

...or how the game hot potato works.

-Matt

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By *ross-eyed Mary OP   Man
over a year ago

Salisbury

There's a good reason that economists in the naughties described it as the "post democratic age"...

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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago

Grantham

Brexit now gives you a choice...

.... catastrophe for democracy or catastrophe for the Country.

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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago

North West


"Like I have been saying from the start, the ruling classes do not want BREXIT. They have been riding the EU gravy train for decades, at our expense, and they have no intention of disembarking.

Democracy is a con, the only people who are free in this country, are those who do as they are told. We had a referendum, we voted leave, and our elected politicians are playing hot potato with our expectations. When the potato cools, it will be dropped...I wish you where wrong but looks as though you are totally right,sadly democracy is dead in this land"

What a world we live in when people regard democracy as killing democracy. What next? Giving only MP’s the right to change their mind and not the people?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Like I have been saying from the start, the ruling classes do not want BREXIT. They have been riding the EU gravy train for decades, at our expense, and they have no intention of disembarking.

Democracy is a con, the only people who are free in this country, are those who do as they are told. We had a referendum, we voted leave, and our elected politicians are playing hot potato with our expectations. When the potato cools, it will be dropped...

You’re absolutely bonkers. How did you get so confused over the EU?

Such a well thought out and powerful answer from you, as always...

Brexit was specifically orchestrated by rich individuals so they can control the population further without the restrictions put on them by the EU. And with the bonus of them not having their tax loopholes closed.

That you think that the ruling classes are trying to stop Brexit is beyond ridicule and doesn’t deserve any further rebuttal. "

Spot on

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

There are only two types of killing being made - those by violent, far-right extremists (the Cox killer) and those by greedy far-right extremists (the Rees Moggs).

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"There are only two types of killing being made - those by violent, far-right extremists (the Cox killer) and those by greedy far-right extremists (the Rees Moggs).

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what a load of rubbish,you exaggerate so much

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I can't see an alternative. Europe won't agree to what we want, whatever that is, and we won't agree to what we're offered. If they vote against no deal, then i don't think we'll leave at all. "

However, under the European Withdrawal act that was passed by parliament, a no deal brexit on 29th March is the default position if parliament fails to accept or agree to any withdrawal agreement.

They can have whatever votes they like in the house of commons, the law is the law - and they are the ones who passed it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I can't see an alternative. Europe won't agree to what we want, whatever that is, and we won't agree to what we're offered. If they vote against no deal, then i don't think we'll leave at all.

However, under the European Withdrawal act that was passed by parliament, a no deal brexit on 29th March is the default position if parliament fails to accept or agree to any withdrawal agreement.

They can have whatever votes they like in the house of commons, the law is the law - and they are the ones who passed it"

Correct, but they could revoke A50 and that cancels Brexit!

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"I can't see an alternative. Europe won't agree to what we want, whatever that is, and we won't agree to what we're offered. If they vote against no deal, then i don't think we'll leave at all.

However, under the European Withdrawal act that was passed by parliament, a no deal brexit on 29th March is the default position if parliament fails to accept or agree to any withdrawal agreement.

They can have whatever votes they like in the house of commons, the law is the law - and they are the ones who passed it

Correct, but they could revoke A50 and that cancels Brexit!"

& that sounds like a good plan

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"I can't see an alternative. Europe won't agree to what we want, whatever that is, and we won't agree to what we're offered. If they vote against no deal, then i don't think we'll leave at all.

However, under the European Withdrawal act that was passed by parliament, a no deal brexit on 29th March is the default position if parliament fails to accept or agree to any withdrawal agreement.

They can have whatever votes they like in the house of commons, the law is the law - and they are the ones who passed it

Correct, but they could revoke A50 and that cancels Brexit!

& that sounds like a good plan "
Only the pm can revoke it so that wont happen,they will probably ask for an extension but barnier has already said there is no point thats the best we are going to get so the default position is to leave with no deal on the 29th.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I hope at least one of the 27 says fuck off NO to any extension.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"I hope at least one of the 27 says fuck off NO to any extension. "

So do I

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It's just beautiful ...

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By *bandjam91Couple
over a year ago

London


"I can't see an alternative. Europe won't agree to what we want, whatever that is, and we won't agree to what we're offered. If they vote against no deal, then i don't think we'll leave at all.

However, under the European Withdrawal act that was passed by parliament, a no deal brexit on 29th March is the default position if parliament fails to accept or agree to any withdrawal agreement.

They can have whatever votes they like in the house of commons, the law is the law - and they are the ones who passed it

Correct, but they could revoke A50 and that cancels Brexit!

& that sounds like a good plan Only the pm can revoke it so that wont happen,they will probably ask for an extension but barnier has already said there is no point thats the best we are going to get so the default position is to leave with no deal on the 29th."

Wrong and wrong.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


"I hope at least one of the 27 says fuck off NO to any extension. "

Putin will be raiding his piggy bank to find some lubricant to make it happen.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I hope at least one of the 27 says fuck off NO to any extension.

Putin will be raiding his piggy bank to find some lubricant to make it happen."

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By *entaur_UKMan
over a year ago

Cannock


"I hope at least one of the 27 says fuck off NO to any extension.

Putin will be raiding his piggy bank to find some lubricant to make it happen."

Putin doesn't need to. Nigel Farage has already said on BBC news earlier he's already looking to persuade anti EU populist leaders in Europe like Salvini of Italy and Orban of Hungary (who are personal friends of Farage) to veto any extension to article 50.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

Putin is in the process of negotiating multi-billion energy contracts with countries in eastern Europe. Google Belene, for example. What cards does Farage have? Sweet FA

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By *bandjam91Couple
over a year ago

London


"I hope at least one of the 27 says fuck off NO to any extension.

Putin will be raiding his piggy bank to find some lubricant to make it happen.

Putin doesn't need to. Nigel Farage has already said on BBC news earlier he's already looking to persuade anti EU populist leaders in Europe like Salvini of Italy and Orban of Hungary (who are personal friends of Farage) to veto any extension to article 50. "

Great. Then the logical result is the unilateral revoking at Article 50. Farage will then be responsible for tearing the country apart for over 2 years for no reason and you and your fellow sheep will then blame it on everyone else.

Nice work!

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By *bandjam91Couple
over a year ago

London


"I hope at least one of the 27 says fuck off NO to any extension.

Putin will be raiding his piggy bank to find some lubricant to make it happen.

Putin doesn't need to. Nigel Farage has already said on BBC news earlier he's already looking to persuade anti EU populist leaders in Europe like Salvini of Italy and Orban of Hungary (who are personal friends of Farage) to veto any extension to article 50.

Great. Then the logical result is the unilateral revoking at Article 50. Farage will then be responsible for tearing the country apart for over 2 years for no reason and you and your fellow sheep will then blame it on everyone else.

Nice work!

"

*of* not *at*

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


" Farage will then be responsible for tearing the country apart for over 2 years for no reason and you and your fellow sheep will then blame it on everyone else.

Nice work!

"

Putin’s useful idiots.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" Farage will then be responsible for tearing the country apart for over 2 years for no reason and you and your fellow sheep will then blame it on everyone else.

Nice work!

Putin’s useful idiots."

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By *eefyBangerMan
over a year ago

edinburgh

After tonight’s vote, it sees us in the same position now as we were in before tonight’s vote

We leave without a deal on the 29th of March

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By *tace 309TV/TS
over a year ago

durham


"After tonight’s vote, it sees us in the same position now as we were in before tonight’s vote

We leave without a deal on the 29th of March "
bring it on

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"After tonight’s vote, it sees us in the same position now as we were in before tonight’s vote

We leave without a deal on the 29th of March bring it on "

if thats the way you read tonight...... i have some really. really bad news for you...

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"After tonight’s vote, it sees us in the same position now as we were in before tonight’s vote

We leave without a deal on the 29th of March bring it on

if thats the way you read tonight...... i have some really. really bad news for you...

"
Thats the default position uk and eu law.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"I hope at least one of the 27 says fuck off NO to any extension.

Putin will be raiding his piggy bank to find some lubricant to make it happen.

Putin doesn't need to. Nigel Farage has already said on BBC news earlier he's already looking to persuade anti EU populist leaders in Europe like Salvini of Italy and Orban of Hungary (who are personal friends of Farage) to veto any extension to article 50. "

And I certainly hope he succeeds .

It’s what we voted for so let’s stop all this pussy footing around . There is not a hope in hell that a deal will be reached so bring it on .

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East

Lolol do you know what it’s called when politicians make decisions in the interests of their friends rather than electors?

Cronyism.

Just another thing Farage has in common with Putin and Trump.

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By *loswingersCouple
over a year ago

Gloucester


"Lolol do you know what it’s called when politicians make decisions in the interests of their friends rather than electors?

Cronyism.

Just another thing Farage has in common with Putin and Trump."

The electors voted to leave the EU , not his friends .

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By *bandjam91Couple
over a year ago

London


"After tonight’s vote, it sees us in the same position now as we were in before tonight’s vote

We leave without a deal on the 29th of March bring it on

if thats the way you read tonight...... i have some really. really bad news for you...

Thats the default position uk and eu law."

Hey. If only the law could be changed by legislation. Oh wait.

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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago

Bristol East


"I hope at least one of the 27 says fuck off NO to any extension.

Putin will be raiding his piggy bank to find some lubricant to make it happen.

Putin doesn't need to. Nigel Farage has already said on BBC news earlier he's already looking to persuade anti EU populist leaders in Europe like Salvini of Italy and Orban of Hungary (who are personal friends of Farage) to veto any extension to article 50.

And I certainly hope he succeeds .

It’s what we voted for so let’s stop all this pussy footing around . There is not a hope in hell that a deal will be reached so bring it on . "

A deal has been reached. The people who are blocking it are 69 members of the Conservative Party.

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By *avidnsa69Man
over a year ago

Essex & Bridgend


"Like I have been saying from the start, the ruling classes do not want BREXIT. They have been riding the EU gravy train for decades, at our expense, and they have no intention of disembarking.

Democracy is a con, the only people who are free in this country, are those who do as they are told. We had a referendum, we voted leave, and our elected politicians are playing hot potato with our expectations. When the potato cools, it will be dropped...I wish you where wrong but looks as though you are totally right,sadly democracy is dead in this land"

Democracy is dead because parliament has exercised the sovereignty that Brexiteers alleged we no longer had? Bizarre

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I hope at least one of the 27 says fuck off NO to any extension.

Putin will be raiding his piggy bank to find some lubricant to make it happen.

Putin doesn't need to. Nigel Farage has already said on BBC news earlier he's already looking to persuade anti EU populist leaders in Europe like Salvini of Italy and Orban of Hungary (who are personal friends of Farage) to veto any extension to article 50.

And I certainly hope he succeeds .

It’s what we voted for so let’s stop all this pussy footing around . There is not a hope in hell that a deal will be reached so bring it on .

A deal has been reached. The people who are blocking it are 69 members of the Conservative Party."

#weholdallthecards

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