So, no meaningful vote... What next?
Unless May gets something new from the EU, its out on 29th?
Or she comes up with a good reason for a delay. What could that be now?
Simples - Long extension to try and get her deal through. In theory she could keep proroguing parliament until her deal is passed. But that would probably trigger confidence votes and I doubt the Tory Party would allow her to do it anyway. And the Queen might get annoyed at having to attend state opening of Parliaments every few weeks.
The choice now appears to be a long extension to Article 50 to allow for a GE or Second Vote or No Deal happens either as scheduled per EU/UK Law or once any extension to article 50 has lapsed.
Is there any point in putting May's deal on any future referendum? If it cannot pass in parliament then I don't see the point. What if it won and parliament rejected it again. We are constantly told a people's vote may be required to get us out of this mess but May's deal is the mess.
Leavers still trying to defend it too. Plus journalists like Oakeshott. Embarrassing data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
I've been told many times in the other thread how there will be national uproar if Brexit is cancelled. I don't know which cuckoo land these people are living in. There will be nothing. A gaggle of idiots like Tommy Robinson jumping on the riot bandwagon. And the likes of them will just be using Brexit as an excuse to kick off anyway.
Speaker certainly been saving this up for this point in time hasn't he.
Made up to be honest. Quite right as well in my opinion. It's utter lunacy, and shows complete contempt from her toward not just Parliament but the nation too.
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1. There was no riot from Remainers so carry on with leaving.
2. Last time you said Gina Miller had had death threats. What are you going with?
We could always go with JRM's plan. Send Parliament home for a few days. Bring Parliament back. It's a new session. May get's to try yet again.
A second referendum was only rejected 2 days ago - will the EU allow an extension on the off-chance it might be passed by Parliament at some time in the future if another Parliamentary vote on it is allowed at all?
And just in case anyone has forgotten - its only 11 days until we leave the EU..data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7