If we actually leave the EU on 29th March I will eat something that's been frozen and then microwaved.
If we actually leave the EU on 29th March I will eat something that's been frozen and then microwaved.
It's nothing to do with competence. The only way No Deal would ever have been plausible would have been if it was actively pursued by a leader in favour of it.
We know May would be able to get her deal through by holding a meaningful vote on 28 March. So it wouldn't be incompetence that leads to a No Deal, it would have to be by design.
Pffff. If I corner the spud market and he corners the egg market, we’ll be rich...Rich, I tells ya! Rich beyond the dreams of sultans and potentates! Meanwhile the plebs will be selling us their nubile young daughters in return for the scraps from our plates. As it should be.
Get together and make egg and chips, ffs! You commies really have no clue, do you?
You don’t understand the law, m. The law is not flexible here and as things stand it is clear and in the statute book that we leave the EU on March 29th. Between March 28th and March 29th, there is not the time to create a statutory instrument to delay Brexit. It’s not possible.
This blithe talk of delays is all very well, but the law is clear and unambiguous. Without another statutory instrument in place to stop it happening, we leave with or without a deal on March 29th.
You can keep saying I don't understand, but your workings are exactly the same as mine.
March 28th comes and an extension is no longer possible (for reasons you outline). May holds one final meaningful vote (nothing to stop her doing so, assuming she hasn't been forceably removed by her own party by this point) and so you KNOW - you absolutely do KNOW - that the deal passes by an absolutely huge majority! :shrug:
You keep telling me what I know, but I don't know any such thing. For that to happen would require people and parties who (by that stage) will have rejected the self-same deal twice in Parliamentary votes to simply turn on a sixpence and accede to what will be seen as May's blackmail because it's the only deal on the table. You may be convinced that petty personal, party and doctrinal differences will be put aside and that that will definitely happen because it's the easiest thing all-round, but I am quite prepared to believe it may not.