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Is Brexit actually going to happen?

Will we have a brexit?


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Where am I chanting that?

E2A: I'll overlook the fact that you've grabbed a quote from a three year old thread on a different subject, for now. I reserve the right to unilaterally withdraw from that position with no notice.
It was directly related - indeed it was in a thread about the referendum result and if leave voters were racist and you gleefully characterised people taking the position that you now support as saying 'fuck you greece'.
 
It was directly related - indeed it was in a thread about the referendum result and if leave voters were racist and you gleefully characterised people taking the position that you now support as saying 'fuck you greece'.

It's cross-thread baiting.

I'll ask again, where have I chanted very loudly "fuck you Greece".

Or, to be generous, what have I said that you have interpreted so, and how did you get there?
 
It's getting interesting. May has no alternative but to plough on. She is doing what the Greeks did not have the support or balls to do. Hilariously it's the last thing she wants to do.
The idea of her staring down the EU when Syriza and tsipras already buckled is one for the ages.

(There's a reason that Farage is a hero in greece as well).
 
Why the fuck is May trying to fix the backstop issue? That’ll bring maybe a couple of dozen on board, she needs to overturn a 230 vote defeat. Futile. She basically needs to fuck off, her deal is going nowhere.
Quite. I was reading this
May's deal is dead as a dodo - Weekly Worker
which doesn't add anything new really, but has this analogy which i like

"Watching Theresa May’s progress as prime minister is bizarre. The oddity of it consists in her behaving as if she has some clever move saved up for later, except that she does not - like a poker player going all in on a pair of twos. Except that everybody knows she has no way out, so it is as if our poker player, before betting, had inadvertently dropped their cards face up on the table, picked them up, and wagered the family silver anyway."

Seems to me her clever move is to fillibuster to the deadline and pray for a miracle. I note they're trying to push back the 29th January vote as not a real vote. And there'll more re-votes and re-hashes to come it seems. Grind down the opposition. Throw in the odd shit bribe and tweak. No chance of working and a waste of everyone's time. I guess the interesting bit is at what point exactly will the final crunch happen.
 
this is all getting a bit zen - not calling for a second vote by calling for a second vote

:p
But it doesn't at all. The MP numbers are not there. It's there to show that.

The only bit of that press release designed as news is:

The group is planning to take the argument further at a news conference on Tuesday, fronted by Labour MPs David Lammy and Bridget Phillipson with Liberal Democrat deputy leader Jo Swinson and Caroline Lucas, the Green party leader in Westminster.
 
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