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Your Predictions On Brexit
will parliamnet pass any deal, can we leave without a deal, or does it have to be voted on.
how does it actually work..
how does it actually work..
Answers
Achieving the referendum result will destroy neither party nor country. It'll move things on. No-deal support is neither posturing nor irresponsibl e; no-deal is merely the only legitimate honourable option left, and has been for some time; supporting it is merely acknowledgin g that fact.
17:34 Sat 08th Jun 2019
It's neither possible nor desirable to ignore Parliament in this matter. Forcing through the sort of exit OG wants in the manner he desires (ie, government bypassing Parliament) will simply not happen, unless the party in question wants to destroy itself and the country with it.
Still, having ruled that out, I have no real idea what will actually happen next. The most likely outcome, I think, is that Parliament ends up capitulating to the inevitable and voting through the Withdrawal Agreement in more or less its current form, but with the proviso that the question be put to the people for a second referendum.
Still, having ruled that out, I have no real idea what will actually happen next. The most likely outcome, I think, is that Parliament ends up capitulating to the inevitable and voting through the Withdrawal Agreement in more or less its current form, but with the proviso that the question be put to the people for a second referendum.
It won't depend on who's PM, though: If a PM is chosen who wants No Deal, then they'll lose the support of the Commons and be forced to call an election (and forced to request an extension from the EU). It's simply not an option that can be taken seriously, default or not. And if the EU threatens to force us out with No Deal then Parliament would instead force a revocation of Article 50 notification.
October 2019 - UK leaves EU with no deal and the Brexit Party folds, its job done.
November 2019 - general election which Labour wins but not with an absolute majority, so forms coalition with Greens. Lib Dems and Tories consigned to temporary wilderness.
2020 - Scotland wins independence and is fast-tracked back into the EU, adopts the Euro and begins unprecedented period of population growth and prosperity.
2020 / 2021 - ROI and NI reunite, taking NI immediately back into the EU.
2021-25 - rUK enters biggest recession in world history.
November 2019 - general election which Labour wins but not with an absolute majority, so forms coalition with Greens. Lib Dems and Tories consigned to temporary wilderness.
2020 - Scotland wins independence and is fast-tracked back into the EU, adopts the Euro and begins unprecedented period of population growth and prosperity.
2020 / 2021 - ROI and NI reunite, taking NI immediately back into the EU.
2021-25 - rUK enters biggest recession in world history.