Current Affairs EU In or Out

In or Out

  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%

  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%
  • Total voters
    1,013
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peteblue said:
She needs a get out clause. The EU now face a no deal Brexit irrespective of tonight’s non-binding vote. So it’s either give May a minor concession or have no deal.......
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Not really. My view is the whole idea was to proceed with what parliament agrees. They've now let the EU know a deal will need to be struck...at some point.

If the vote left no deal on the table, we'd more than likely withdraw on the 29th.

Mogg and his cronies will be stamping their feet though. As usual cos it didn't go his way
 
kenada_blue said:
Not really. My view is the whole idea was to proceed with what parliament agrees. They've now let the EU know a deal will need to be struck...at some point.

If the vote left no deal on the table, we'd more than likely withdraw on the 29th.

Mogg and his cronies will be stamping their feet though. As usual cos it didn't go his way
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I think you may be surprised......I think Mogg knows exactly which way it is going, I’m not sure Corbyn does though....
 
JEBUS_LIVES said:
It's not legally binding, but, it's a parliamentary vote which she is duty bound to honour.

The clue is in the word you left you :bye:
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I’m not sure how to explain this to you. But I’ll try. We can only leave the EU either with a deal or without a deal, and indeed the EU have confirmed this tonight. We cannot just say what we don’t want. The clock is ticking, so we can either extend article 50, and the EU would have to agree (for what reason is anyone’s guess), or we leave with no deal. That is the law, tonight’s amendments and votes do not change that.....
 
peteblue said:
It’s a non-binding vote. It’s MP’s playing politics and showing off to the populace. It will make not one iota of difference. May will pressure the EU to give her the legal force she requires and therefore gets an acceptable deal, we will extend the date for whatever reason if the EU allow us, or we will fall back on a no deal exit. Article 50 will not be overturned because anyone who votes for it will never again have the trust of the voting public. So, we still have an amended deal or no deal......
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It's over. In fact the negotiating was over months ago. All the clarity and reassurances have been given. Even May has accepted this. It's solely up to the UK now to decide what happens next. It's time to stop fighting with the EU and work out the future.
 
peteblue said:
It’s a non-binding vote. It’s MP’s playing politics and showing off to the populace. It will make not one iota of difference. May will pressure the EU to give her the legal force she requires and therefore gets an acceptable deal, we will extend the date for whatever reason if the EU allow us, or we will fall back on a no deal exit. Article 50 will not be overturned because anyone who votes for it will never again have the trust of the voting public. So, we still have an amended deal or no deal......
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The EU cannot change the deal unless May moves as well. No deal and May’s deal have both been ruled out by parliament. Something will have to give. A general election or a second vote have become more likely after tonight.
 
peteblue said:
I think you may be surprised......I think Mogg knows exactly which way it is going, I’m not sure Corbyn does though....
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He's an utter charlatan with his own self interest. The only thing he knows is what he wants to happen, not what is happening.

He couldn't wait to make that point just to give him and his toddlers some more air time.

Feller has made no relevant contribution in helping any of this process. At least Johnson etc all disappeared into the background knowing this.
 
peteblue said:
I’m not sure how to explain this to you. But I’ll try. We can only leave the EU either with a deal or without a deal, and indeed the EU have confirmed this tonight. We cannot just say what we don’t want. The clock is ticking, so we can either extend article 50, and the EU would have to agree (for what reason is anyone’s guess), or we leave with no deal. That is the law, tonight’s amendments and votes do not change that.....
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I'm not sure how to explain this but we can also unilaterally revoke Article 50.
 
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