I wasn’t commenting on what I thought about revocation, I was speculating on what might happen in the next few weeks, after the announcements from last night. Even an idiot would realise this, but I’m not sure you’re intelligent enough to qualify even for that status.
If it was up to me, I would revoke now. I find the threats from people like you of civil disorder in that event laughable, to be treated as seriously as the complaints of my 12 year old when he’s told to tidy his room. Brexiters have had their chance, and completely blown it.
I agree about revocation. The UK has the right to revoke without permission from the EU so it would be a way of regaining some bargaining power (ahem, taking back control if you will) but it would be so massively unpopular politically as to make it impossible without an election or referendum first. And even then you would imagine it article 50 would be revoked just to declare it again straight away and give us an extra 2 years to negotiate.
By the way I still can't make my mind up whether May is utterly incompetent or a breathtakingly sharp Machiavellian mind.
Last night she went to meet the EU leaders, spoke for 90 minutes but said absloutely nothing, was asked 3 times what her plan B is, to which she replied 3 times 'plan A will be fine', effectively forcing her counterparts to think of a plan B for her.
That is either shockingly incompetent or pure genius!
Don't know mate, but I think can rule out the 'genius'! Begrudgingly, you have to say she's 'a survivor' with all the cunning necessary to string out her own interests and protect her position. She's the one in the Hunger Games scavenging berries as all the others die.
But I think we can rule out that she's any kind of 'strategist' as ****storm after ****storm proves. She's served so long because the tories have had no better bet to get Brexit done without splitting their party. Her luck runs out as soon the ruthless tories see that she no longer serves a purpose.
Come on, Diller, you're brighter than that. Voting will always be the main decision-making procedure but it is so cumbersome and unnecessarily time-wasting. The procedures of this institution are ancient and totally unaligned with the modern age. The Lords should be used as a proper advisory body rather than an expensive and ineffective luxury.
I agree that she's a human shield who for some unfathomable reason has volunteered to walk through the sh1tstorm that is Brexit so that BoJo, Davies and Rees-Mogg don't have to, but what happened last night was so remarkable I do wonder if she is using chaos theory to her advantage!