Feco
Vital Squad Member
Does anyone......they don’t have a clue what to do.Cancelled.
She cannot push through her key/only project.
She clearly does not have the confidence of the house.
Does anyone......they don’t have a clue what to do.Cancelled.
She cannot push through her key/only project.
She clearly does not have the confidence of the house.
I think all those people who presented Brexit as a utopia that would make Britain ‘Great’ again, should be held accountable.
Just like you Lienking, I guess I will be disappointed.
You now have two clear options, the deal as is, or no Brexit.
There is no need for a second referendum anymore, that power is within the hands of MP’s should the deal be voted down.
It’s now time to put aside all the party politics and make a decision. We all know what the game is, if the MP’s can’t vote for the deal, then the obvious and only choice is No Brexit.
And if you are not happy with that, you have the chance to remove your MP in a couple of years time.
Should have your chance on the 5th May 2022.
I’m not sure that an MP can be sacked....they can withdraw the whip, which right now I should think is probably not the best idea for the Tories
I don’t say the those who promised the easiest deal in history etc should stand down, they should be held accountable, a different thing.
Nothing they said had substance then, it doesn’t now. They don’t have a clue.
This is Brexit, this is what it looks like, now either accept it, or it’s no Brexit......quite simple.
That power is now within the grasp of Parliament, make the decision, no need for any new referendum.
You keep saying "this is what it looks like" or no Brexit. That suits your agenda, but of course we don't know what it looks like. WTO or Canada give a proper leave, but as I've said before to a large extent I couldn't really care less what we go for as long as by 31/12/2020 we have the right to say goodbye if that's what we want. This leaves Norway , a deal or numerous options open.
As I've said before, as long as we leave on 29/03/2019 the world doesn't come to an end, and any deals can still be negotiated afterwards.
My agenda is nothing more than fulfilling a democratic vote though. Article 50 doesn't say anything about a transition period. The EU being the EU won't sort anything out because their rules wouldn't want anyone leaving with any certainty. So we just leave . We have had nearly three years to prepare for this.
Which bit of Transition Period do you not understand?
It’s been agreed, it just needs Parliament to approve it.
The ‘democratic’ vote gave no detail on how we leave, just that we would, accept the deal, we leave on schedule and can negotiate the future. That is the transition period, and in theory can last until 31/12/2099. Backstop is not an issue.
Right now we have the equivalent of punching the pub landlord in the face, and then wondering why he won’t serve you in the future.
It’s this deal or no Brexit.
Article 50 is the notification that a country is leaving, it has nothing to do with how.What part of article 50 says anything about a transition period? My understanding is you implement article 50 and have UP TO 2 years to sort things out. After that you can just leave. ( I would guess you could leave within the first two years if you wanted too).
It's always looked like a real mess to me, partly because I'm not in possession of all of the facts, but today the UK does appear to have its feet stuck in mud. What a shambles.
Why not?And I can't see another referendum coming up either !