Watch Theresa May's Press Conference Live

I thought this might interest those in the UK and anyone with an interest in Brexit.

I'm posting from my mobile and the button for YouTube isn't there so you'll have to make do with an old fashioned link.

This is on the back of 2 Major Players in the Tory Party and a couple of minor MP's resigning over her Brexit Plan and Jacob Reese-Mogg publicly submitting a vote of no confidence in her.

Personally I hope she resigns but I doubt it. Things are looking bleak for the UK

I can't stand listening to her... let me know if she resigns and drags her useless carcass out of there.

God I hope she quits....

Huge step from Rees-Mogg - he issued a vote of no confidence

a reply to: djz3ro

The lady is not for turning.

She's hanging around like a bad smell.

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A woman in denial.

I think everyone agrees that she needs to go, a total waste in her current position and probably shouldn't be allowed to hold any position over maybe head dishwasher.... in a fully automated kitchen so she has no decisions to screw up.

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Thersa has got a difficult job and so far has been balancing the scales in a very divided country. Rather have her than Crbyn, Boris, Rees Hitler, Hammond, Dianne Abbot, believe me things could be a lot worse.

originally posted by: UKTruth
I can't stand listening to her... let me know if she resigns and drags her useless carcass out of there.

She didn't. Instead she told us she believes her plan is the best and she will carry on regardless.

I wonder if some of the brexiteers who didn't want another public vote might like a chance to vote this down?

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I wonder if some of the brexiteers who didn't want another public vote might like a chance to vote this down?

No need , Parliament will do that.

originally posted by: gortex
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I wonder if some of the brexiteers who didn't want another public vote might like a chance to vote this down?

No need , Parliament will do that.

Yeah, you have a point, this won't survive the vote

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: djz3ro

The lady is not for turning.

No she isn't....stubborn old wench.......now if Maggie was still here.....just to compare...she would have laid it all out and if EU didn't like it she would have snapped her handbag shut and given EU the middle finger

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originally posted by: djz3ro


She didn't. Instead she told us she believes her plan is the best and she will carry on regardless.

Self praise is no recommendation.

Especially when she started out a remainer!!

Wouldn't be surprised if she was a double agent the way shes acting.....

I wonder if some of the brexiteers who didn't want another public vote might like a chance to vote this down?

As a Brexiteer I just want OUT no little temporary tie ins to go on forever

just want to breathe freely.

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I voted remain and I think this is a mistake but nothing we can do about it now, I hope I'm wrong and it works out for the best

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No doubt its difficult, and also no doubt it could be much much worse.

But from the outside looking in, it looks to me like they needed Churchill, and got Chamberlin.

originally posted by: Irishhaf
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No doubt its difficult, and also no doubt it could be much much worse.

But from the outside looking in, it looks to me like they needed Churchill, and got Chamberlin.

Yeah know where you coming from. Churchill would be a good one thing is we do need to balance things out these days as EUs are not really an enemy these days they are more partners and we need to balance things out as they gonna be our neighbours no matter what happens. Option 1 emigrate to USA Aus RSA New Zealand or something if want to get away from EU or stay in Britain and accept we are part of Europe and they are always going to be our neighbours and need to form a close relationship as they are our closest neighbours and will be very very important in every way. May is perfect as she is a balancing act we have 1/2 the population who want to be part of EU so we need a balanced act to keep us all happy with what is happening to our country, indeed every year as the death toll rises and the older people are dieing off the younger pop meansd we have probably a majority right now who want to be part of the EU and that generation will want the balancing act to be much more perfected as a tip in the scales too far will cause a massive rift in our nation. Like it or not we are part of Europe this is something that Brexiteers will need to accept.

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Like it or not we are part of Europe this is something that Brexiteers will need to accept.

Switzerland and Norway are part of Europe, but not members of The E.U.

They seem to be doing fine. Being a member of The E.U. is not the be all and end all.

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Yes, you need to have good relations with your neighbours but you don't want them interfering with how you run things and rifling through your pockets..

You can have a close relationship without having to be part of their political project which over the years has escalated from a Common Market to massive EU institutions like the EU Commission, Parliament, Court and soon a EU Army.

Like it or not and whine as much as you like but you Remainers need to accept that you lost the vote. Going on about what youngsters may or not want is just waffle.

Accept it: you lost. Deal with it.

originally posted by: alldaylongSwitzerland and Norway are part of Europe, but not members of The E.U.

They seem to be doing fine.

Yeah they do but they are both tiny little countries with massive resources like banking and the oil and trees, they don't have the responsibilities of being Great Britain