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Can we just get out with no deal now?
Can we just get out with no deal now?
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Any deal that sees us outside the EU, legally at least, satisfies the question on the 2016 referendum. Maybe if it had been asked with more detail it would have left much less room for this sort of interpretation anyway.
In the long run you aren't going to get No Deal unless you very specifically vote for exactly that version of Brexit, or vote for MPs who wish to deliver it. Neither of these has happened, or, probably, will happen, because No Deal is in the first place not even an end result of anything, and secondly going to be a complete disaster.
In the long run you aren't going to get No Deal unless you very specifically vote for exactly that version of Brexit, or vote for MPs who wish to deliver it. Neither of these has happened, or, probably, will happen, because No Deal is in the first place not even an end result of anything, and secondly going to be a complete disaster.
jim "If, tomorrow, Theresa May comes out in favour of No Deal, it *still* wouldn't happen. She would need Parliamentary permission, almost certainly, and they will not give it. " - err no it's the default, no permission needed they need a concrete alternative, one that the EU also back. Surprised you struggle to grasp this jim.
//I've answered the question about what should be on a possible future referendum, or future series of referendums, before.//
Haha......the lifeblood of the Remainiacs a future with a never ending cycle of nevereferendums diddums, only this time ve are asking ze kvestions. Like have you stopped beating your wife yet? Will you come quietly or must we drag you to prison?
Haha......the lifeblood of the Remainiacs a future with a never ending cycle of nevereferendums diddums, only this time ve are asking ze kvestions. Like have you stopped beating your wife yet? Will you come quietly or must we drag you to prison?
Remaining clearly doesn't satisfy the 2016 referendum, and I am not sure why anyone thought I'd implied this. But it may be the only plausible way forward, as long as the people vote for it in a second referendum.
I'll answer TTT in a second, but I'm confident that I grasp the situation well enough, thanks.
I'll answer TTT in a second, but I'm confident that I grasp the situation well enough, thanks.
Pixie -- "nobody who matters" clearly refers to the people in power -- ie, in Parliament -- and not to myself. Pretty sad that you should think that I meant that only I matter, which is manifestly not true. Quite the opposite, of course. Nothing I say or do about Brexit will matter, but that won't stop me discussing it any more than anyone else on this site.
"Nobody who matters" is itself an exaggeration, but it's enough to note that the supporters for No Deal in Parliament are by far the minority in order to see that the point still stands. As long as Parliament and the EU Council have any say in the matter, they will work as hard as they can to prevent No Deal.
"Nobody who matters" is itself an exaggeration, but it's enough to note that the supporters for No Deal in Parliament are by far the minority in order to see that the point still stands. As long as Parliament and the EU Council have any say in the matter, they will work as hard as they can to prevent No Deal.
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