Do you remember that speech by Cameron where he said leave meant being out of the single market and out of the customs union 28 times?
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She hasnât got an extension yet - only permission from EU - Parliament still needs to approve it, I think.
Ok Iâm confused again - can anyone answer these qâs
Is the leave date now officially Apr 12 - if so why and how did that happen - I donât remember our parliament even voting on it but I may have missed it
I thought Bercow said May couldnât bring her deal back for a third vote without substantial changes - there have been no changes but they gonna vote on it again tomorrow, apparently
I also thought the EU would only extend if we approve Mays deal - so if we donât does that mean we ââcrashââ out this Friday
Have I missed anything??
Yeah sort of - especially if you think JC Drunker is one of the wedding guests in charge of this dogs breakfast
Increasingly looks like no deal is a definite non-starter, so thatâs a relief.
Canât see that changing absent an influx of hard-line Brexiteers in a snap general election, which seems a tad unlikely.
Itâs revolution, then.
So be it.
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But one unintended consequence of Monday nightâs vote could be to increase the chance that â in a last gasp effort to regain control â May will play her final card: a general election.
IMHO she has no choice but we should know very soon.
Right, but youâd need a bunch of Brexiteer candidates for Parliament to win in order for the math to change. Donât see that happening.
First past the post kind of kills off the UKIPers.
Lol. Good luck with that.
Itâs not desirable, but will be made inevitable if Parliament defies the democratic will of the people. It will lead to either a bloodbath at the election booth or a bloodbath on the streets.
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EU law supercedes UK law. That is what we are dealing with.
I only look into this occasionally and donât have a good understanding of whatâs going on. But⌠isnât Britain some kind of democracy? And didnât people vote to leave? Who is it that is not trusting the will of the people?
We are under the EU cosh. EU is one of the faces of the NWO. Democracy, will of the people etc. are just some tidbits to keep the masses thinking they have a say. Applies to you too. 
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Strange bedfellows - the socialists and the corporatists. Two groups who are diametrically opposed, the former not understanding that they are being used as pawns by the latter.
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Brexithas ceased to be the âwill of the peopleâ and in a second referendum 55 per cent would voteRemain,analysis of British Social Attitudes Surveyrespondents has suggested.
The new National Centre for Social Research data also found that just six per cent now think the UK will secure a good Brexit deal - a massive reduction from the 33 per cent who were optimistic about the outcome of negotiations when the Article 50process was triggered in March 2017.
The findings have led the centreâs senior research fellow Sir John Curticeto warn MPs discussing Brexit in Parliament: âThere is seemingly room for debate about whether leaving the EU is still the âwillâ of a majority of voters in the UK.
Isnât manipulation and the media wonderful at changing the opinion of the masses?
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55% remain? Didnât they predict a landslide for Remain last time? They were so confident they were going to win⌠they forgot to rig it, just in case! They definitely wouldnât take such chances second time around!
Oh and I hear that the first referendum result was only âadvisory.â I wonder if the second one would be too (after they have rigged it.)
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Sure.
The peoples revolution is coming any day now.
So the socialists and communists have been promising for decades.