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Don't forget Corbyn also said article 50 should be triggered immediately. The Mansion house speech was mainly achievable with a few obvious exceptions. You better tell all the governments, businesses spending wonga on preparing for no deal they are wasting their money and the Remain MP's...

Which is about to be voted down by a large majority in parliament :shrug:

Correct. Yes we should have been preparing for no deal as soon as we triggered article 50 which should have been delayed. Conceding any bad deal is better than no deal is a weak ridiculous position to take in any negotation unfortunately the PM succumbed to that pov after as you point out saying...

Do we?

Even Corbyn understands this .. such a shame there are so many people who have contempt for UK democratic traditions of respecting and enacting democratic results.

Ignoring and subverting a democratic result is good? :rolleyes: :nono:

I said I favoured a mutually beneficial trade deal as a preferred outcome I said the Tories were best placed to deliver Brexit as they had the most pro Brexit MP's I expected some give and take on the margins but red lines are red lines Correct I didn't expect it to be perfect but I don't...

Completely agree on highlighted comments 'we' (Brexiteers) voted for it, 'we' should own it and be held responsible for making it a success unfortunately 'we' have not been the ones making the ultimate decisions. A Remain PM with a majority Remain cabinet leading a party with no majority in a...

Mandelson and Campbell spin :sick:

Fair point .. I should have been more specific and said the remain MP's who are intent on ignoring/subverting the referendum result. Completely agree with your last comments.

The Remain, ignore/subvert the referendum result forces are on manoeuvres. Bercow didn't pick any amendment that may help the government reduce the size of the defeat and Benn knows his amendment could have passed making it more likely Brexiteer Mp's would reluctantly vote for May's deal so he...