Current Affairs EU In or Out

[The binman chronicles]

Said all along despite voting out and still wanting out, if it came to a vote to take Mays deal or stay in I would vote to stay in, as it's a worse situation to be in than the current one, I just don't get her going on with this it's turning into a farce.
Unless there is some long term strategy in play that I haven't thought of you would almost think she had given up all hope of getting a deal and said fk it let's just go with this because we are running out of time.

That's about right, she had run out of time and therefore it was put this before the house, or nothing. To be honest I don't blame her as what we are trying to do is solve an impossible puzzle.

I doubt there is grand plan as I just can't see the backstop being removed. So unless the EU & May hatched that once this deal gets voted down, the wording can change meaning we have an article 50 type get out clause that we can trigger just from our side (This will make it seem there has been some movement their end), it is never going to fly.

Fair play for your view though, I can understand your leave position a lot more than others who are hell bent on 'at any cost' brexit.

 

[Chewbacca]

Did anyone see the riots in Paris?

what are the chances of civil unrest from either the leave or remain side if the whole thing dissolves into chaos?

From the remainers- zero

From the below pensionable age racists - almost inevitable


Expect Grimsby and Boston to go up in flames

 

[zzr45]

From the remainers- zero

From the below pensionable age racists - almost inevitable


Expect Grimsby and Boston to go up in flames

Somehow both towns would come out of it looking far better than current incarnations.

 

[COYBL25]

Did anyone see the riots in Paris?

what are the chances of civil unrest from either the leave or remain side if the whole thing dissolves into chaos?

Zero, unless @Joey66 has got something planned that we don`t know about ?

 

[Kurt.]

Zero, unless @Joey66 has got something planned that we don`t know about ?

Joey will be throwing low fat tomatoes through the gates at Downing Street

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

As highlighted in the video narrated by Steven Fry I shared earlier, the vast majority of migrants are working age, whereas the vast majority of state spending goes on children and pensioners, so you could make a very good argument for needing migrants to pay for the services we have rather than them being a drain on the services we have.

Not saying they are the drain. Just services need to be appropriately funded when there are large influx of people into areas. Rather than pretence the private sector will pick up the slack, or well managed league table showing the opposite of how a school is actually providing education to all, rather than excluding children on a whim and ignoring educational needs etc...

Anyway, Good chance May gets the plan through now, reckonTory Brexiteer MPs won't risk Greive interjection, and anything else brings an election, they will park their Brexit principles and save themselves a savaging at election box... For now.

 

[micknick]

Can someone break it down in layman terms whats actually going on?

 

[edge]

Can someone break it down in layman terms whats actually going on?

May has a deal that is a load of waffle, nothing really concrete other than people who live in each country are ok, we are still under EU law for the foreseeable future, we can't leave unless the EU agree to it as well, it looks like when we come to the trade deal she has left us wide open to get blackmailed by other countries if we want to leave.
Not good if you are on either side of the argument so no chance of getting through the house of parliament.
She is going to have to show the legal advice the took, think this will show how crap it is.
Paliment have won the right to vote on what will happen if this doesn't go through.
In short after two years she has got us back to square one at best or worse than that more than likely.

 

[micknick]

May has a deal that is a load of waffle, nothing really concrete other than people who live in each country are ok, we are still under EU law for the foreseeable future, we can't leave unless the EU agree to it as well, it looks like when we come to the trade deal she has left us wide open to get blackmailed by other countries if we want to leave.
Not good if you are on either side of the argument so no chance of getting through the house of parliament.
She is going to have to show the legal advice the took, think this will show how crap it is.
Paliment have won the right to vote on what will happen if this doesn't go through.
In short after two years she has got us back to square one at best or worse than that more than likely.

Thank you. is there not a possibility that she wants a deal that gets thrown out so we can ultimately remain which is what she wanted all along?

 

[Joey66]

Zero, unless @Joey66 has got something planned that we don`t know about ?

Joining the peoples march as soon as Nigel gets one going .........

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Thank you. is there not a possibility that she wants a deal that gets thrown out so we can ultimately remain which is what she wanted all along?

Wow - If she was playing that game then that's high stakes poker. I can't see it myself

 

[Joey66]

What may needs now is an MP called Baldrick who can pull her to one side and say -
"I have a cunning plan"
or Frazier out of Dads Army "We are doomed"
any business person who has no plan B should be fired............

 

[Joey66]

Did anyone see the riots in Paris?

what are the chances of civil unrest from either the leave or remain side if the whole thing dissolves into chaos?

Tommy Robinson and co are on a march on at the weekend with UKIP anything's possible ......

 

[orchard]

 

[Harryflashman]

Tommy Robinson and co are on a march on at the weekend with UKIP anything's possible ......

Good old tommy