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Is Brexit actually going to happen?

Will we have a brexit?


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who's idea was it to have her give the speech while surrounded by mugs :D
Looks to me like a load of delicate chinaware in precarious stacks which will come crashing down as a result of a move in the wrong direction.
 
Where are the numbers in parliament coming from for this?

Huge majority of MP's are Remain, no?

I don't think that it will get voted on, so the numbers won't be an issue.

I think a number of things will be going on.

First, that "no Brexit" becomes the "only sensible option" in the immediate term.

Second that A50 gets revoked "temporarily, but indefinitely.

Third that those in power "wargame" the fallout of no Brexit and figure that they can ride it out.

Fourth (and this is what I read into May's speech) that the various camps are able to all blame "someone else" for the collapse of Brexit and thus diffuse the backlash.

Utter speculation in my part of course. But that's all anyone can offer right now, no?

I think it will get voted on. Once a govt is in place that will cancel Brexit, they'll fall over themselves to vote for that - after all the govt will get the blame not the MP's.
 
A delay is not a revocation.

They might start with a delay, and then engineer a full revocation, but it's important to understand the difference.

Sorry should have been clear - what I meant was that since they're quite happy to accept an extension it's redundant whether you can revoke and then invoke A50 again.
 
they won't though. partly at least because voting to revoke article 50 will not 'make the whole thing go away'.

I'm not saying it will go away and I'm talking about what they will do if they believe there is a chance it can be made to go away.
 
So, as the most important decision this country is about to undertake in my lifetime, and the debate continues - only about 10-20% of MPs can be arsed to be in the house. :facepalm:
 
So, as the most important decision this country is about to undertake in my lifetime, and the debate continues - only about 10-20% of MPs can be arsed to be in the house. :facepalm:

Corbyn and May have both held mass meetings with MPs in the last hour or so. Plus, at this stage of the debate it's Random Backbencher #573 sharing their reckonings, and who has time for that shit.
 
So, basically take the debate out of the house, out of public view.

May as well call it a day, and close the house down.
The main thing is that things are being discussed somewhere in London. It's like you said about scotland - if you don't like it feel free to leave the UK.
 
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