Latest result BS live
revised bullshit deal voted down
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They never give up trying to sell the citizens of the UK down the river.
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Next stop article 50 extension. Then second referendum.
Everyone playing their part in the puppet show.
I have been ignoring all the crap and waiting for the 29th, got sucked in today.
Switched off again now until Brexit day.
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Iâve been waiting for the 2nd referendum.
Guess itâs the last resort.
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If my theory abt Brexit is correct, this is all being managed at a higher level than May.
So after May resignsâŚ
The Privy council asks the Queen to prorogue parliament while a new government is elected
It is written in law that we leave on 29th so if parliament isnât sitting that wonât change and we leave with no deal
Thats the rest of my wet dream
Boris becomes PM then I wake up 
Agreed. I just donât see May resigning before 29th.
Batten wrote to her about same, I think his reply is travelling second class.
It doesnât stack up that way for me mate. If the plan was no deal all along, it could have been executed long before soft/hard Brexit raised itsâ ugly head. This has had to been drawn out to create the illusion that government has been trying to avoid a crash landing and deliver a Brexit for everyone, simultaneously allowing the media & political machinery to spread fear and cast doubt, sufficiently so that as the finishing line is in sight, the public get the chance to flog themselves for such a stupid decision in the first place and return to the status quo, satisfied that they just averted a disaster and will never wish for this to happen again.
Then we get the measure of how many are willing to turn out and throw rocks.
Of course I hope you are right !
Itâs sickening but it does look that way Lou.
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After the vote she actually mentioned the possibility of an extension and a second referendum with a smile. Have a watch and see if you can read her. Was the smile a âYouâve got no chance of a second referendumâ or a ânow the moment you have all been waiting for, we get a chance for second referendumâ smile ?
Exactly Stu - they had to pretend they were really trying to reach a deal so they can claim plausible deniability and wonât get blamed.
The way May has played it was brilliant(I think) She couldnât risk a deal that would be ratified by government so had to create the dogs breakfast we have atm. This was never gonna fly and she knew it - shes only following orders from above - get out with no deal and this is abt the only way she could do it.
So the Governmentâs motion before the Commons today is:
âThat this House declines to approve leaving the European Union without a Withdrawal Agreement and a Framework for the Future Relationship on 29 March 2019; and notes that leaving without a deal remains the default in UK and EU law unless this House and the EU ratify an agreement.â
Doesnât this mean that unless we have an agreed deal by 29th WE LEAVE WITH NO DEAL
Doesnât that also mean that the vote today is a waste of time bc theres no way we are going to get a deal in 2 wks
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Its written in law that we leave on 29th. To change that means they have to change the law - I donât think they have time to do that.
Your version of events isnât lost on me mate, I do understand and can see your point. I just donât think itâs what the controllers want. If we look at the global activity of creating globalism your/our plan doesnât fit. Unless of course the city has been pretending to be in on the global agenda only to pull the rug at the last minute and make the pound a worthwhile investment as it is no longer exposed to the treachery of globalism.
The suspense is killing me 
Typical political move to circumvent the will of the people. Like the US politicians know whatâs best,
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But how can there be a deal before March 29th?
âClear objectiveâ meaning second referendum. Is that where we are heading? Bye bye democracy.