Brexit: Revoke Article 50 petition crashes Parliament website

no overall majority in any vote choice.

that was close voting.

f.

Great news.

We had 4 votes - ALL skewed towards REMAIN.

ALL WERE DEFEATED.

Time for Remoaners to STFU and for us to leave the EU.
Obviously they won't, though. They have no interest in honouring the People's Vote of 2016.

Cabinet meeting tomorrow to decide next steps:

It should be a final vote in Parliament - simple

No Deal vs May's deal.

No sneaky remain options, no traitors allowed to add their Brexit stopping nonsense.

Just look at these disgusting propositions...ALL routes to completely ignoring the referendum. Nothing in line with what the People said they wanted.

I think one of the big problems in this political situation is that it is dominated by politicians with no charisma. Theresa May has lots of determination but no charm, and neither has anyone else in this saga. She has all the appeal of an upper form chemistry teacher. None of these people can make a sale. They are leaders that nobody will follow.

Recalling Winston Churchill under the blitz, a significantly greater crisis, is to retch.

Where do these clowns come from? We've become a universe of lightweights.

originally posted by: ipsedixit

Where do these clowns come from? We've become a universe of lightweights.

Exactly!!!

Thats what 45 years under EU has done to our politicians sitting back taking orders

they have forgotten how to think for themselves.

They are terrified that if we leave they will actually work for their salaries again.

originally posted by: eletheia
They are terrified that if we leave they will actually work for their salaries again.

Interestingly that may actually be true, considering the number of laws made in the EU that are now adopted without any Parliamentary scrutiny.

I have the feeling that many MPs are fighting to remain because they want jobs gradually reduced to that of Parish counsellors, making decisions on things that have little or no impact, while all the serious decisions are made in the EU by people so far away and out-of-touch that it becomes unimportant.

It’s like some Chief Executive in a big company being put on gardening leave for life. All the pay and perks, but not allowed to interfere or make decisions. Most people would like that, eh?

a reply to: paraphi


I wonder what T.May has been offered by the EU for a soft brexit or to keep us

in I cant help noticing her mantra change over the nearly three years......


No deal is better than a bad deal.......

Nothing's agreed till everythings agreed......

And there;s more..... only its been SO LONG that I've forgotten the others
(senior moment)

www.telegraph.co.uk...


Getting back to what T.May might get out of the EU for a soft or no Brexit

Wasnt another British P.M. offered a bribe?

French President Nicolas Sarkozy previously backed Mr Blair as a possible candidate to head the EU's 27 member states while Mr Brown praised his potential qualities for the job but did not specifically back him.

euobserver.com...

Of course being the EU it didn't quite materialise for Blair.....still no doubt

he got something out of it,

originally posted by: eletheia
I wonder what T.May has been offered by the EU for a soft brexit or to keep us in I cant help noticing her mantra change over the nearly three years......

Her mantra changed because she's a pragmatist and her deal may well still be better than a "no deal"; certainty that's what she believes.

I doubt the EU will offer her anything, after all the act of Brexit is truly a gigantic flapping-chicken-arse for the EU who are losing a cash cow and a powerful global country. The EU won't be laughing off the long-term harm the UK's leaving will cause them.

originally posted by: paraphi

Her mantra changed because she's a pragmatist and her deal may well still be better than a "no deal"; certainty that's what she believes.

If you believe that you'll believe anything!

'Her deal' is a whitewash ...... *in name only* A BAD DEAL .......

And what was her mantra?

**NO Deal is better than a bad deal** She obviously doesn't mean that now!!

I doubt the EU will offer her anything, after all the act of Brexit is truly a gigantic flapping-chicken-arse for the EU

They may be offering her something to keep as softer Brexit as possible

hence why the change from "No deal is better than a bad deal" and all the

softer lines she is taking. Her "deal" has been rejected three times already

what does that say about it?

The EU who are losing a cash cow and a powerful global country. The EU won't be laughing off the long-term harm the UK's leaving will cause them.

They are..... They wont..... And I among many others would be very surprised

if they (the EU) have any sort of a long term.

Hey !! time will tell?

Satire:

. . . . at least until the current crisis has passed.

If nothing else it does demonstrate that the Tory party is a "big tent" party, where no mental impairment, no matter how severe, no political paraphilia, no disintegrative syndrome, no mental disease, not even the condition of being stark raving, dribbling bonkers, bars admittance into the overheated realm of suffocation within.

Yeah... about that 2nd Referendum....
No.
Thanks.

originally posted by: UKTruth
Yeah... about that 2nd Referendum....
No.
Thanks.

Yes its time for a Celtic Union of Nations. Let England go its own way. Look at your passport. Scotland is represented by the unicorn. Look at its foot its a chained beast.

Scotland will have freedom. Its coming if you like it or not.

V

originally posted by: purplemer

originally posted by: UKTruth
Yeah... about that 2nd Referendum....
No.
Thanks.

Yes its time for a Celtic Union of Nations. Let England go its own way. Look at your passport. Scotland is represented by the unicorn. Look at its foot its a chained beast.

Scotland will have freedom. Its coming if you like it or not.

V

Nah. It really isn't.
Knock yourself out, though. You're only setting yourself up for another loss.