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[Ruairi77]

today is very much a WIN for the leave voters, as it takes that horrendous, EU suiting deal off the table forever.

I actually don't mind an extention if we must have one.

hopefully now we will get a brexiteer incharge of negotiating a NEW DEAL. that's if the EU will negotiate with a new leader.

if not then the brexiteer MUST deliver Brexit … with no deal

as long as you're happy with that Brexiteer being Corbyn.
What a mess.

 

[Frang]

Ok mate if he did fair enough , no chance 17.4m people voted for the same thing it’s not possible

as a leave voter , all the other leavers I know voted for a no deal originally thinking that is what the referendum was... I am quite sure thats what the 17.4 m voted for too.

a deal was never even on the table at the time of the referendum

it was stay in or leave

this 'deal' has been dreamt up by the government as a way to stay in the EU in all but name and disregard the referendum entirely. that is why this deal is even getting voted down in these votes in parliament , as it is not what the UK wanted AT ALL.

 

[Harryflashman]

No deal on the cards now

Honestly I don’t think anybody knows , reporting this morning most politicians think a softer Brexit was on the cards particularly if she lost .

 

[Barnfred 55]

today is very much a WIN for the leave voters, as it takes that horrendous, EU suiting deal off the table forever.

I actually don't mind an extention if we must have one.

hopefully now we will get a brexiteer incharge of negotiating a NEW DEAL. that's if the EU will negotiate with a new leader.

if not then the brexiteer MUST deliver Brexit … with no deal

Possibly Frank. But there is also a chance that Labour come out on top in the election. You can then look forward to us staying in the EU or, at best, a very soft Brexit.

 

[Ruairi77]

as a leave voter , all the other leavers I know voted for a no deal originally thinking that is what the referendum was... I am quite sure thats what the 17.4 m voted for too.

a deal was never even on the table at the time of the referendum

it was stay in or leave

this 'deal' has been dreamt up by the government as a way to stay in the EU in all but name and disregard the referendum entirely. that is why this deal is even getting voted down in these votes in parliament , as it is not what the UK wanted AT ALL.

did the leave campaign not say there would be a deal. One that would be really easy to negotiate?

 

[Deleted member 48881]

She should resign now, immediately. Fresh elections needed.

 

[Frang]

the EU have had enough and no deal most likely April 12th

 

[arminisgod]

She should resign now, immediately. Fresh elections needed.

We can't have an election in 2 weeks!

 

[arminisgod]

the EU have had enough and no deal most likely April 12th

Yep. I think that's it now. Macron won't allow an extension.

 

[Harryflashman]

did the leave campaign not say there would be a deal. One that would be really easy to negotiate?

Yes the only people talking about no deal were the project fear remainers but @BigBlueNose obviously believed them and not the entirety of the leave campaigners. Which is fair enough .

 

[Ruairi77]

as a leave voter , all the other leavers I know voted for a no deal originally thinking that is what the referendum was... I am quite sure thats what the 17.4 m voted for too.

a deal was never even on the table at the time of the referendum

it was stay in or leave

this 'deal' has been dreamt up by the government as a way to stay in the EU in all but name and disregard the referendum entirely. that is why this deal is even getting voted down in these votes in parliament , as it is not what the UK wanted AT ALL.

Thanks for liking my question, any chance at an answer?
DId the leave campaign say there would be a deal that would be really easily negotiated?

 

[Frang]

Yes the only people talking about no deal were the project fear remainers but @BigBlueNose obviously believed them and not the entirety of the leave campaigners. Which is fair enough .

what a patronising post.

 

[Frang]

Thanks for liking my question, any chance at an answer?
DId the leave campaign say there would be a deal that would be really easily negotiated?

no the leave campaign was to leave the EU funnily enough..

and that is what we need to do.

April 12th is going to be very interesting.

thank god her deal has been shunted...

*releases dove in to air

 

[larrygobfiend]

Yep. I think that's it now. Macron won't allow an extension.

Go on mate, you're on the vinegar stroke now, just a few more jerks to go!!

 

[Zezti]

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