[Politics] Brexit

[Raleigh Chopper]

The cretin is going for no deal.
But Brexit is on hold now.

 

[The Clamp]

This is getting interesting. To clarify, does this mean Brexit is delayed again?

 

[Eeyore]

This is getting interesting. To clarify, does this mean Brexit is delayed again?

It means the government has to work on a proper timetable. The opposition has made the offer. It could be done within a month with everyone having input.

Will Johnson agree ? It would bruise his ego. If he doesn't, once the extension is granted we are off to the polls.

We are in a sensible place. But I can't trust the Tories to put their self serving, party first, agenda away.

 

[Raleigh Chopper]

It means the government has to work on a proper timetable. The opposition has made the offer. It could be done within a month with everyone having input.

Will Johnson agree ? It would bruise his ego. If he doesn't, once the extension is granted we are off to the polls.

We are in a sensible place. But I can't trust the Tories to put their self serving, party first, agenda away.

Johnson said he has paused the Brexit Bill and approach the EU about leaving on 31st with no deal.
He is not a very good loser is he, sending the country totally down the tubes because he can't get his own way.

 

[The Clamp]

It means the government has to work on a proper timetable. The opposition has made the offer. It could be done within a month with everyone having input.

Will Johnson agree ? It would bruise his ego. If he doesn't, once the extension is granted we are off to the polls.

We are in a sensible place. But I can't trust the Tories to put their self serving, party first, agenda away.

Thanks. Just watching bbc now so catching up. Consensus seems to be this is going to need 7-8 weeks to debate the proposed deal. 3-4 days is way too short.
As you say, we seem to be heading into more sensible territory.

Whatever one’s view on Brexit, this is going in a better direction.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

And lying, manipulating, blackmailing Johnson loses again.
Will he ditch the bill.
Let's hope so.
What's Johnson going to say now.

When will he stop using ridiculous statements

Dead in a Ditch can be filled along side laying in front of bulldozers

 

[The Clamp]

Johnson really is finding out in a very public and embarrassing fashion that one cannot ride roughshod over procedure and sovereignty. Silly boy.

 

[Lever]

When will he stop using ridiculous statements

Dead in a Ditch can be filled along side laying in front of bulldozers

Never.... because that is one of the reasons that The Mail, Sun and Express readers love him.

 

[Dorset Seagull]

Thanks. Just watching bbc now so catching up. Consensus seems to be this is going to need 7-8 weeks to debate the proposed deal. 3-4 days is way too short.
As you say, we seem to be heading into more sensible territory.

Whatever one’s view on Brexit, this is going in a better direction.

I think the extra time is likely to throw up amendments that will change the deal to such a degree that we will be back to square one

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Thanks. Just watching bbc now so catching up. Consensus seems to be this is going to need 7-8 weeks to debate the proposed deal. 3-4 days is way too short.
As you say, we seem to be heading into more sensible territory.

Whatever one’s view on Brexit, this is going in a better direction.

Lots of details to go to committees especially workers rights. Amendments to be proposed.
Johnson's threat is hollow.

 

[Hampster Gull]

Johnson really is finding out in a very public and embarrassing fashion that one cannot ride roughshod over procedure and sovereignty. Silly boy.

Yep, it’s not his boys Bullingdon club

 

[Motogull]

When will he stop using ridiculous statements

Dead in a Ditch can be filled along side laying in front of bulldozers

I found his response to Corbyn's invitation somewhat presumptuous: to the effect of 'the UK will leave the EU on or before 31 October with this deal'. I wonder if that might extend to amended beyond recognition. He'd still take the credit.

 

[Mellotron]

Another win for democracy. Shame on Johnson trying such dirty tricks.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

I think the extra time is likely to throw up amendments that will change the deal to such a degree that we will be back to square one

I predict an election called on 1st Nov

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

I found his response to Corbyn's invitation somewhat presumptuous: to the effect of 'the UK will leave the EU on or before 31 October with this deal'. I wonder if that might extend to amended beyond recognition. He'd still take the credit.

Dangerous game if there is a customs union added.

 

[Dorset Seagull]

Outside chance that Boris will get the EU not to agree an extension as his deal has been approved by parliament. I suspect if the deadline is still the 31st then the bill will be passed to avoid no deal.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Outside chance that Boris will get the EU not to agree an extension as his deal has been approved by parliament. I suspect if the deadline is still the 31st then the bill will be passed to avoid no deal.

No chance, they will carry on offering extensions.

They won’t want the blame

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Another win for democracy. Shame on Johnson trying such dirty tricks.

Yes, yes, that's what 17.4 million are saying ,Remainers hanging on in the last chance saloon Totally out of touch with Public feeling ,
Get ready for Brexit
regards
DF

 

[Bodian]

I found his response to Corbyn's invitation somewhat presumptuous: to the effect of 'the UK will leave the EU on or before 31 October with this deal'. I wonder if that might extend to amended beyond recognition. He'd still take the credit.

He left out the 31 October 31 bit - first signs that he will accept an extension. But why should we be surprised that he changes - in a few days time he'll be convincing us that he never said that we would leave on 31 October 'come what May'. He'll spin it his way.

Deeply depressing really - the whole thing.

 

[Dorset Seagull]

No chance, they will carry on offering extensions.

They won’t want the blame

Can you really see parliament not voting for it if no deal is the only other option?