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We're getting Boris and no deal lads (unless the EU renegotiates now no deal is an actual possibility). Tories will be shitting a brick. How does Farage do it?
Nicholas Morris
Big Dick Energy & 7-up
Joshua Lopez
Move to hungary, oh wait, they hate you guys there.
sloppy a better angle would show the wing is on fire
Juan Davis
Macron says he will veto it. And as the Institute for Government says, unless they topple the PM and replace with a new one (Fixed term parliament act or General election) Parliament can't stop No Deal. So Parliament only has one option which is the nuclear option
Anti-Brexit: Green (12.1%), Lden, (20.3%), SNP (3.6%), PC (1.0%), Chuk (3.4%). Total: 40.4%
The issue after that is some pro-Brexit parties like Labor want a "soft" Brexit, and others like the Brexit party want a "hard" Brexit.
The only thing that matters to me is pro-Brexit won. The majority clearly does NOT want to undo Brexit. Now the question is how do we go about doing it.
but there wouldn't be an unconditional extension next time at the very least, a referendum/general election would be demanded
Alexander Thompson
>Now the question is how do we go about doing it. well, BXP + UKIP = 34.9% > CON + LAB = 23.2%
Hudson Fisher
Macron's is just posturing, he's full of shit, he won't veto any extension, none of the leaders will. There's nothing parliament won't do to prevent us leaving without a deal, although ruling out no-deal isn't enshrined into law they're damn sure treating it like it is. They'll promise anything to the EU to get another extension if needed and the EU will grant it.
Thomas Cruz
>conservative >pro brexit they're not pro brexit just pro surrender
youre not listening no deal wont happen becausemps dont want one, its nothing to do with macron u mong it will though, youve missed the whole point of why you are here voting for nigel.
in that case why are you still voting for MEP's?
Adrian Morales
weirdly trends suggest voters are still treating Labour like a pro-Remain party, just a really shitty one.
MPs can't stop it unless they topple the PM, which would lead to a General Election, unless you think some National Unity government would form around a new PM without an election?
Brayden King
No, it doesn't read the EU withdrawal bill from 2016 there is no stipulation for bringing no deal to the house, the UK leaves on the extended date with or without a deal
in addition, the requirement to bring it to vote passed months ago expired in February there is no requirement for it to be brought to the house.
The MPs no longer need to be given a say legally.
Asher Edwards
Yes you can become prime minsiter without having a general election.
We don't have a presidential system, we elect MPs who then elect a prime minister.
Who the hell votes for these guys. Manginas who are too scared to call themselves conservative, but think they're too intelligent for Labour so they do nothing instead?
How did that party even survive the student debt scandal.
Haven't remainer Tory MPs already threatened to VONC a Boris-led government?
Caleb Rogers
I know, your post doesn't reply to mine at all, the point is if a PM is removed, you need to find a new one, within 14 days, do you think MPs would be likely to do that?
Austin Wright
Unlike Tories and Labour, the Lib Dems set their stall out as actively pro-remain and wanting to revoke article 50.
People were tricked.
Ian Garcia
they'd have to wait for Corbyn to call one, but judging from his reluctance last time I doubt he will.
Plus, they know that their seats would flip as soon as a GE came around, if the local association didn't just refuse to have them as candidate.
Asher Davis
Why are they saying remain parties won more where labour and tories had brexit on their manifrestos, fucking bullshit, leave won again, and i want a full red white and blue brexit
Cameron Carter
Theresa May was the worst PM in British history and they couldn’t even VONC her, how the fuck do they think they can vonc my boy boris?
Landon Lewis
but I thought you were saying it was impossible?? a50 is always extended without unanimity iyoure not getting a second ref implying youre not getting a no deal. simple as
>he thinks its up to macron lmao
John Gomez
Parliament is for Remain, Mays deal was BRINO
If Boris advocates No Deal he could very well lose such a vote
Caleb Reyes
You just KNOW
Matthew Adams
By paying yt celebs to join and smear ukip
Luke Scott
The wont need to VONC him, during the leadership election MPs will collude to make it Gove - Raab or something like that
>The 21-year-old and fellow Australian Kirsty Boden, 28 - along with six others - were killed when Khuram Butt, Rachid Redouane and Youssef Zaghba used a van to run down dozens of people on the bridge on the night of June 3, 2017.
As much as I hate roasties once again the religion of peace gas shown its true colours and once again the MSM did not report it as a top story.
Levi Moore
did you start following british politcs one month ago?
Evan Perry
If that happens then Corbyn becomes PM
Dylan Bell
Tory MPs decide who the next eader will be by whittling down the list to just two, THEN ask members.
They can stop him from ever being leader if they want. No way they VONC him (and put themselves out of power) against a 3 line whip if he manages to pull it off and become PM
Angel Moore
>tory freak mass sperge out >u-turn on retardedness hurrhurr >Le Epic Nazi Racist Brexit Happens ..... >still never winning a GE again
OK so what now lads. We either need every right leaning party to merge under a new name with some decent young leadership OR we need nigel to campaign for PM, get him in and then move further right from there
Dominic Bailey
How can you read my post and think I am saying it's impossible? I literally asked you if you think the conditions could be met (which means I explicitly said it is possible).
With regards to Macron, he is the sole reason why the deadline is 30th of October, and not sometime in 2020, and all the reports were he was being a stubborn cunt about it during the meeting. Do you think he would not continue to be stubborn?
Cameron Lee
shit larp eddie
Xavier Clark
Dominic Grieve would DEFINITELY vote against a No Deal PM, and so too would the likes of Oliver Letwin. It only takes a few Tory MPs to crash the government, and some of them know their time in politics is up so wouldn't mind to go out with a bang.
Asher Jackson
...what are you even on about? an extension has to be requested lets say Boris isn't a lying shitter and actually wants no deal
literally all he has to do is firstly bring no business to the house, so they can't amend anything secondly don't request any sort of extension thirdly wait it out until October
after October, whether MPs want it or not, it'll be a fait accompli and they can't do shit after that it becomes a campaign to *rejoin* the EU which is a lot harder to persuade people of
You need a pro brexit conservative PM to invite Nigel into government.
Nicholas Roberts
CUK said they'll back a Tory government, the DUP likely would too Letwin and Grieve might vote against but most MPs are in it for the money they don't want to lose the gravy train by calling a GE
Luis Hall
>literally all he has to do is firstly bring no business to the house, so they can't amend anything
Did you miss the recent shenanigans when the Commons overruled the government's right to decide the business of the House and did loads of silly votes? All it takes is the Speaker ignoring a standing order, which he's entitled to do
Thomas Perry
CUK would back a May government, they wouldn't back a No Deal government. They will do a deal with the Lib Dems to save their seats.
DUP would want a new confidence and supply arrangement, so would extract more money probably, but likely to support it. The government would be too weak to function.
Christopher Cook
They're really pushing that "well aksully if you add up all the remain parties (labour is a remain party even though we were saying they were a leave party and remainers need to vote lib dem) then remain wins again!" angle really hard....
They did by attaching an amendment to a bill. There needs to be a bill to amend for that to take place. The speaker waived the rules to bring the amendment and several others to the vote and ignore pro-Brexit amendments, but there still needs to be SOMETHING to amend most of the CUK seats are Brexit Party seats Soubry's went BXP last night
Elijah Gray
They did that through an ammendment though, they did not introduce their own legislation.
You can't have the penny and the bun. You can't tell everyone who votes labour/con to vote lib dem if they want to remain, then campaign on the notion that labour and con is leave, then after the fact say well actually everyone who voted labour after all that were actually still remainers!
Andrew James
Damn lads, I don't think the public knew what they were voting for.
Delusional. It's inevitable at this point the Tories will back a hard Brexit now and that Labour will back a second referendum. Altogether the country is siding towards remain. No poll in the last 2 year has shown a Leave majority.
Wyatt Rivera
Could Blair look anymore like Satan?
Oliver Morris
it's just a brainlet cope
Nathan Lee
>How can you read my post and think I am saying it's impossible? right here you say macron would veto it.
you're drawing conclusion based on Brexit being more than a disagreement in Washington London and Rome. They wont divorce some thousands of years later because some nonce bait in france says so. pathetic >lmao
Christopher Evans
points of order are non-binding.
Gabriel Murphy
If I received that response from a remainer in a pub I would stop going to the pub with them. I can understand why leaving the EU can be your overriding political concern but not why staying in the EU can be your overriding political concern.
