Brexit

Ooh that is good. Worth repeating, so I did it for you

Deal Or No Deal originated in the Netherlands.

Labour say it looks like they can’t vote for it, the ERG, the SNP and a number of tory remainers neither. It’s as dead on arrival as Chequers. 

Robert Mueller, the lead special council for the whole Trump-Russia Investigation is now looking into Nigel Farage and his contacts in Russia. We might slowly find out how much of a hand Russia had on Brexit if Mr. Farage has to speak to the Grand Jury.

Well done Mrs May, didn't think we would get here. Is there any deal this parliament would vote for? But still, some credit eh. Now see how much she will tell the MP's never mind me and you

"As Brussels has spelt out with brutal clarity, the only change will be that Britain loses its Commissioner, its MEPs and its vote in Council.


Well this sh*tfest has moved up a gear this morning, not sure how this wil/can be resolved, looking forward to how our great political establishment dig us out of this hole.

We are where we are and bickering between ourselves will achieve nothing, the root cause was invoking Article 50 before we had determined a strategy and a framework for the divorce, negotiation with a gun to your head is never a good position.

With an open mind Brexit could have worked, now we will never know.

I wish there was a way to force all those resigning who say the deal isn't what Brexit promised to explain exactly what deal they would propose and how it would be acceptable to the EU - not a single Brexiteer who is childishly bleating that the deal is crap has done that.

Of course the deal is crap - we are the ones pulling out of an agreement, so we are always going to be the ones who will be paying and not getting in return - that's the nature of being the one who chooses to breach or terminate an agreement.

Brexiteers still seem to think we can have our cake and eat it, which is not only preposterous, but has never been set out in a way that would ever be politically, commercially or economically acceptable to the EU. Funnily enough, that's because such a solution simply does not exist.

People blindly voting for Brexit on the assumption that the EU will just fold to the UK's demands and that we shouldn't have to pay are the root cause of all the problems, and the way Brexiteers have stuck to that ridiculous line without any real pragmatism or realism has just perpetuated the mess.

If Theresa May really is going to say that it's either My Deal, No Deal or No Brexit, then it is patently obvious which is the only viable option, and it isn't the first two.

Well, they didn't call them out back during the campaign, when Remainers were pointing out that there was no workable plan that would deliver on all of their promises suggestions, so why would they start now?

"I cannot in good conscience support this deal which it was basically my only job to negotiate"

In an odd way, you do have to admire May’s stubbornness and commitment to the cause given her position on Brexit a few years back.