This!
Frankly so far it has unfolded as I expected - roughly anyway.
The closer it gets to the conclusion the greater the risk of one event changing the outcome though.
I'm cooking for my family, thanks for asking.
We are not leaving the EU. Buckle up, it's going to be a bumpy ride.
We're currently demonstrating how an infectious EU ideology towards democracy has imbued our current democratic system. Our MP's are displaying a desperate need to cling to the apron strings of the EU as they are fearful of life outside the centre of their universe. To do this, they've thrown democracy into deep crisis and placed more uncertainty on the economy as they worry about their roaming charges.On the world stage they have imitated the Hong Kong executive by blocking the democratic consent of the British people. Yet, deceivingly they say they want more democracy but many have already admitted they don't unless it gives them the result they expect - that's how the elitist intelligentsia run the plebs these days, it's all en vogue now. They've been scaring the public for three years with variations on project fear, softening the plebs up to make them 'think again'. In the meantime, they have made the UK a laughing stock - full of infighting because they couldn't respect the referendum result. They like sham democracy, which is why these sycophants want to remain in an undemocratic supranational organisation.
That's what we've been doing, and this petulant, childlike behaviour looks set to continue with all sorts of guerrilla warfare tactics employed by the wreckers.
My advice, sit back get a glass of Glogg and continue to laugh and cry at our expense.
Visit Hong Kong, you will find out how different it is over there e.g. commit a local crime and be taken to the mainland, most likely never to be seen again.
I think that's taking the OP a bit too far!! Be patient. Brexit will get sorted .....one day data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Which one?
What you are seeing is a strong democratic process. Parliament has control.
Which, ironically, is a cornerstone of what leavers say they want.