[Politics] Brexit

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Prediction:

HoC vote down the deal on Saturday.

Benn Act triggered.

EU accept.

Vote Of No Confidence lost by government.

Opposition parties form temporary coalition.

Election called.

Tories record a record low MPs as No Deal Brexit Morons steak their votes.

Lab/Lib Dem coalition formed.

2nd Referendum ‘Law making not advisory’

Public vote 55% 45% to remain.

Law changed.

Brexit dead.

Please please please let this happen

Not just because it's best for the country, but because it would be a massive 2 fingers up to the Tory right for all the ruin they've put us through.

Where I think you've gone wrong is that I can't see anyone other than the tories being able to form a majority, that's despite the hope that the brexit vote gets split

 

[Ernest]

Is the agreement going down as well, generally, in the Gammon community?

Farage doesn't want it, prefers an extension and General Election

 

[WATFORD zero]

There is comedy gold in this here thread

It lost by 12 votes last time. TWELVE.

It was also the most popular option in the indicative votes, receiving 280 votes. More popular than Customs Union Brexit.

You are being deliberately disingenuous by trying to paint something that is very much a mainstream view as being "extreme".

Wrong, the customs union lost by three.

C) Customs union (Ken Clarke)
AYES: 273 NOES: 276

E) Second Referendum (Peter Kyle)
AYES: 280 NOES: 292

You know 280 is a bigger number than 273....right?

This is worrying.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Farage doesn't want it, prefers an extension and General Election

Farage is at a bit of a loose end if we leave with a deal.


He'll be sent to sow discord elsewhere in the western world.

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Remainers that continue to want another referendum and waste yet more time, money and uncertainty in business.

You're just wasting your time.

I wanted a NO deal, but I understand that to be realistic, a deal that satisfies both parties has to be a winner to solve peace in Britain today.

Peace man, well played Boris.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Farage is at a bit of a loose end if we leave with a deal.


He'll be sent to sow discord elsewhere in the western world.

https://twitter.com/DamianGreen/status/1184849004573745153?s=20

 

[ManOfSussex]

Farage doesn't want it, prefers an extension and General Election

Oh I knew that, its just that I was curious as to what Brexit Party Ltd voters such as The Footy Genius felt generally and whether they share the outrage of their leader. I would look on the Guido Fawkes website to gauge opinion there, but I'm in a pub and I wouldn't want someone looking at my device and seeing if was viewing it - I couldn't handle the stigma.

I'm guessing inherent deference to the Tories and their hero Johnson, or 'Boris' as they like to endearingly call him, is the ultimate winner here.

 

[drew]

Prediction:

HoC vote down the deal on Saturday.

Benn Act triggered.

Extension refused.

HoC pass the deal between Saturday and 31st.

The EU will always grant an extension.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Looking like Johnson's deal vs *no deal* disaster-Brexit on Saturday.

Parliament had better not blunder this time.

 

[Bold Seagull]

Remainers that continue to want another referendum and waste yet more time, money and uncertainty in business.

You're just wasting your time.

I wanted a NO deal, but I understand that to be realistic, a deal that satisfies both parties has to be a winner to solve peace in Britain today.

Peace man, well played Boris.

I know Leavers have jumped on this as the ONLY poll since 2017 to show leaving ahead, BUT the methodology of forming the poll is what has given a different result from previous polls - because it is adding together different Brexit options.

The ComRes polling that this is taken from actually found that Remain is the strongest option with 42% of support, with support for a deal at 30% and no-deal Brexit support at 20%.

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Oh I knew that, its just that I was curious as to what Brexit Party Ltd voters such as The Footy Genius felt generally and whether they share the outrage of their leader. I would look on the Guido Fawkes website to gauge opinion there, but I'm in a pub and I wouldn't want someone looking at my device and seeing if was viewing it - I couldn't handle the stigma.

I'm guessing inherent deference to the Tories and their hero Johnson, or 'Boris' as they like to endearingly call him, is the ultimate winner here.

Brexit Tims, Weatherspoons

 

[Garry Nelson's teacher]

Fantastic vox pop on radio 5 in Barnsley market (why do they always go to markets? do they think it's market research?). One after the other the opinion was expressed: 'let's just get on with it'. No nuance, no debate, no understanding, no rationale - just let's get on with it.

I'm all for universal suffrage but sometimes, just sometimes...…………………..

 

[Baldseagull]

speaking of definition, Corbyn says the deal is worse than May's. how so, and what should be done differently isnt said. one thing consistent in this saga is politicians not telling anyone what they mean, sticking to vague terms to speak to multiple groups at once.

May had a level playing field in regards to standards in the Withdrawal agreement, the binding part, Boris has shifted it out of that and it gets a nod in the P.D., i.e. the non binding part. This could scupper some of the Labour support that May's deal got, could please the ERG though.

 

[ManOfSussex]

Brexit Tims, Weatherspoons

I'm using my own 4G data allowance elsewhere rather than his free WiFi, thanks.

 

[dingodan]

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Prediction:

HoC vote down the deal on Saturday.

Benn Act triggered.

EU accept.

Vote Of No Confidence lost by government.

Opposition parties form temporary coalition.

Election called.

Tories record a record low MPs as No Deal Brexit Morons steak their votes.

Lab/Lib Dem coalition formed.

2nd Referendum ‘Law making not advisory’

Public vote 55% 45% to remain.

Law changed.

Brexit dead.

Yeah...you might want to take a look at the GE polling.

 

[dingodan]

You're not going to like this:

https://britainelects.com/polling/europe/

Poll predicts remain win, within the margin of error.

Sounds like the night before the Brexit vote to me.

 

[vegster]

Fantastic vox pop on radio 5 in Barnsley market (why do they always go to markets? do they think it's market research?). One after the other the opinion was expressed: 'let's just get on with it'. No nuance, no debate, no understanding, no rationale - just let's get on with it.

I'm all for universal suffrage but sometimes, just sometimes...…………………..

The ignorance of some people is genuinely beyond belief sometimes, there seems to be a hive mindset that despite the complete lack of any good reason for leaving, with no tangible benefits, and the poorest of society going to be worse off.... " Lets get on with it " ….. Sounds like something you would hear in a war movie involving a suicide mission.

 

[vegster]

Poll predicts remain win, within the margin of error.

Sounds like the night before the Brexit vote to me.

Or the eve of May's expected triumphant GE victory ?

 

[Machiavelli]

Poll predicts remain win, within the margin of error.

Sounds like the night before the Brexit vote to me.

Brilliant retort. Apart from the fact that it's not a poll as you claim, but multiple polls over several years.

And, in any case, I posted that in response to your ongoing refusal to engage with the points made by [MENTION=12101]Mellotron[/MENTION], and insistence that there were more Leavers (of the multiple stripes) than Remainers. Care to admit that you were wrong on that?

 

[Baldseagull]

Junker: "This deal means that there is no need for any kind of prolongation."

I.e. No need for an extension as far as the EU are concerned.

Not his decision though.