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45 minutes ago, Laughing Gravy said:

I will then wait for Frexit, Grexit and any other, to see the fraudulent, fascist EU sink.

Too bad it didn’t work out, again ???? Sometimes I want to honestly pity you for your desperation. 

7 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

If the EU won't offer a sensible deal that is fair to both sides, then we leave with no deal.

Do you really believe that? I don’t think you’ll be able to find a PM who’ll be willing to take responsibility for a no-deal Brexit. Even if some hardcore Brexiteer would be willing to go for a hard Brexit, he would want to have the buy-in from a majority so that it’s not him being pointed at when the ship sinks. So you’ll be back at a vote, whether that’s parliament, a referendum or a GE. 

7 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

That is the law. It is already in the legislation.

The law also allows for extensions of A50. And laws can be changed. 

7 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

We will have a Leaver PM soon, most likely Raab or Johnson.

What an upgrade ???? 

7 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

If Parliament doesn't like it they can try to force a GE with a confidence vote and if successful, they will lose their seats to Brexit MP's and possibly have Farage as PM.

An even better upgrade ???? 

I really thought having been a laughing stock for the past two years would have been enough for the British, but seeing people actually favor Johnson, Raab or even Farage makes me wonder how low you actually wanna go. 

8 minutes ago, baansgr said:

Read posts before replying is always best

...says the person who complains about the Guardian’s “false reporting” whole the actual post wasn’t about the Guardian but about the election results ???? 

10 minutes ago, sanemax said:

I do opologise...................I didnt realise that Le Pen , Salvini and Orban participated in the U.K E.U elections , I must pay more attention to the UK EU elections in future

It would be enough to pay more attention to what you are replying to. 

Just now, sanemax said:

Do stop being silly by suggesting that Neo-Nazis participated in the election .

Why should I?

Just now, sanemax said:

Yes, I know that you were just trying to be witty and clever .

Just stating facts. 

Just now, sanemax said:

There are also Conservative and Labour M.P.s who also support Brexit , so a vote for them cannot be seen as anti-Brexit

Why didn’t they vote Brexit then? 

48 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Results of the EU election will be in soon.

No need to guess.

Not that any result would give you the necessary parliamentary majority; I bet the majority will vote for soft Brexit or remain parties, only a minority will actually vote for Farage’s hard Brexit. So, I anything, the EU election will show you what people have been telling you for months: there is not majority for anything.  

1 hour ago, malagateddy said:

The 39bn will be heavily scrutined for sure very soon

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It’ll be “no negotiations until the 39bn plus interest and extensions have been paid” ???? 

55 minutes ago, dick dasterdly said:

why is the eu continuing this farce by agreeing to further extensions?

Because it should be the UK (and only the UK) deciding its fate. (I would consider increasing the 39bn though for every extension.) 

6 minutes ago, david555 said:

And that last quote is winning more veto's ...and only 1 is even enough 2 where there already , but avoided by a last consensus of goodwill 

I think what is being said is that there is no way for MPs to veto it should someone like BJ just run down the clock. Not that I would care a lot if the UK decided to wrack their country; just saying...

11 hours ago, SheungWan said:

Probably not a good idea for you to be his agent.

I don’t have the ambition to be his agent. I was simply stating what I think could be a likely way out of the impasse for someone like BJ. I am not alone with that opinion:

(...) a research paper from the Institute of Government is doing the rounds, arguing that MPs no longer have any clear mechanism to stop a no-deal exit; the devices they had before have fallen away. If a prime minister wants to crash out, perhaps by simply running out the clock and waiting for the EU extension to expire on 31 October, it would be a “near-impossible task” for MPs to stop them.

7 minutes ago, AlexRich said:

 

Come off it! Boris Johnson thinks he's the reincarnated Churchill, with a God given right to lead the nation ... he'd sell his sister into prostitution to get his hands on that job. 

 

The problem is that he has no plan, no idea what to do once he gets the job. He's a guy who has been "winging it" all his life ... and he's too old to change.

 

 

 

He might just announce: “I will leave without a deal if you make me PM.” That way, he could bounce off the responsibility of a hard Brexit to his party. Then he’ll just run down the clock and be the clown he is. 

26 minutes ago, bartender100 said:

If she had done what the majority of the country wanted and left on the 29th of March, as she said over a hundred times, with a WTO deal, she would still be in a job

Since when is that her decision and what’s “a WTO deal” anyway? 

6 hours ago, Loiner said:

She's only the PM because her party members of parliament made her so.

You better never complain about “unelected” EU politicians again. Seems like your very own PM is “unelected”. 

The good thing about this is, it ensures that:

1. Brexiteers will get excited while nothing will change; 

2. We will have more fun with the Brexit shytshow. It really got a bit boring lately. 

Just please no second referendum, that would mean the shytshow ends and instead of Brexiteers making a fool of themselves for us to laugh (“maybe we have left the EU already” anyone?) we would have them back in the EU. 

1 hour ago, BritManToo said:

Surely the EU election in the UK is the second referendum?

You know, there is this thing called Google. It can help you to learn what an EU election is. The great thing is, you can actually use it before posting and making a fool of yourself. Try it! 

7 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

Theresa May won the leadership contest in her party. As a result of that vote she was made PM. She then won the general election as leader of the conservatives. As a result of that vote the Tories had another term in power (with the help of the DUP). So please explain clearly which vote hasn't been implemented (except Brexit of course)?

Her full term hasn’t been implemented. She wasn’t vote to be a temporary PM until further notice. 

7 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

PS it's 24th May 2019 today so I'm not sure what you're talking about when you say the people didn't vote to make her PM until June 2019 (next month)?!?!

I thought we are discussing people demanding her to be replaced before her term ends. Whether that’s June 2019 or July or November (it probably won’t be this month).