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McAz wrote:

LordRaven wrote:

McAz wrote:

Jon wrote:

McAz wrote:Nor me, I cant read it all - but I know from my time as civil servant that things are rarely as they seem and that almost without exception the powerful get their way. One reason why I reject the Left's argument that leaving the EU is a blow against globalism.

The only thing I can think of is that she's trying for an extension so we have time for another referendum. Instead of losing the vote and suffering all the consequences perhaps she's decided to put it to the people instead: her deal, or remain. Ehh who knows, all will become clear at 3:30pm.

That would be an outcome I would happily support - but not one I dare to expect.

Who dares wins.

Where is Delboy when you most need him?

LordRaven wrote:

McAz wrote:

Jon wrote:

McAz wrote:

Jon wrote:Not entirely sure what her game plan is here. Is she hoping the EU will throw her a bone? The deal's already been signed.

Nor me, I cant read it all - but I know from my time as civil servant that things are rarely as they seem and that almost without exception the powerful get their way. One reason why I reject the Left's argument that leaving the EU is a blow against globalism.

The only thing I can think of is that she's trying for an extension so we have time for another referendum. Instead of losing the vote and suffering all the consequences perhaps she's decided to put it to the people instead: her deal, or remain. Ehh who knows, all will become clear at 3:30pm.

That would be an outcome I would happily support - but not one I dare to expect.

Who dares wins.

McAz wrote:

Jon wrote:

McAz wrote:

Jon wrote:Not entirely sure what her game plan is here. Is she hoping the EU will throw her a bone? The deal's already been signed.

Nor me, I cant read it all - but I know from my time as civil servant that things are rarely as they seem and that almost without exception the powerful get their way. One reason why I reject the Left's argument that leaving the EU is a blow against globalism.

The only thing I can think of is that she's trying for an extension so we have time for another referendum. Instead of losing the vote and suffering all the consequences perhaps she's decided to put it to the people instead: her deal, or remain. Ehh who knows, all will become clear at 3:30pm.

That would be an outcome I would happily support - but not one I dare to expect.

Jon wrote:

McAz wrote:

Jon wrote:Not entirely sure what her game plan is here. Is she hoping the EU will throw her a bone? The deal's already been signed.

Nor me, I cant read it all - but I know from my time as civil servant that things are rarely as they seem and that almost without exception the powerful get their way. One reason why I reject the Left's argument that leaving the EU is a blow against globalism.

The only thing I can think of is that she's trying for an extension so we have time for another referendum. Instead of losing the vote and suffering all the consequences perhaps she's decided to put it to the people instead: her deal, or remain. Ehh who knows, all will become clear at 3:30pm.

McAz wrote:

Jon wrote:Not entirely sure what her game plan is here. Is she hoping the EU will throw her a bone? The deal's already been signed.

Nor me, I cant read it all - but I know from my time as civil servant that things are rarely as they seem and that almost without exception the powerful get their way. One reason why I reject the Left's argument that leaving the EU is a blow against globalism.

Jon wrote:Not entirely sure what her game plan is here. Is she hoping the EU will throw her a bone? The deal's already been signed.

Jon wrote:Apparently May has cancelled the vote

Jon wrote:Apparently May has cancelled the vote

Rolluplostinspace wrote:

Snookerballs wrote:An Interesting " Spanner in the works" for Maybot on Tuesday in the Commons, the European Court has now ruled that the UK can halt the Brexit negotiations

If we did would Europe be right to send us the bill for the last two years of fucking about?

Snookerballs wrote:An Interesting " Spanner in the works" for Maybot on Tuesday in the Commons, the European Court has now ruled that the UK can halt the Brexit negotiations

MungoBrush wrote:

Cannydc wrote:I didn't become a Tory when they last won a majority. I chose to oppose them, and all they stand for.

That's democracy.

And, by the way, ignoring 48% of the electorate by leaving Remain off a second referendum wouldn't be the wisest move.

We all know you don't like democracy
That's why you are chosing to move to a country run by a military dictatorship

Cannydc wrote:I didn't become a Tory when they last won a majority. I chose to oppose them, and all they stand for.

That's democracy.

And, by the way, ignoring 48% of the electorate by leaving Remain off a second referendum wouldn't be the wisest move.