O/T:- Is Brexit a dead duck?

[magpie_mania]

The result wont be the same has the first because they wont give the same options to vote for. They will give 2 options.
1. May's deal.
2. Stay in the EU.

There wont be an option to leave.

So if we voted for 1 we remain?

I can't see a way out of this without massive fall-out. I wanted to remain but now just want us out on 29 March ... how that would look though I have no idea!

[mark45]

So if we voted for 1 we remain?

I can't see a way out of this without massive fall-out. I wanted to remain but now just want us out on 29 March ... how that would look though I have no idea!

Remain with conditions to try our best to come to a deal. And can only leave without coming to a deal with EU's permission.

[dam617]

So if we voted for 1 we remain?

I can't see a way out of this without massive fall-out. I wanted to remain but now just want us out on 29 March ... how that would look though I have no idea!

Is this a wind-up?

Of course '1' is remain, Jesus wept.
Not only that, it's worse than what we had before!

[jackal2]

Of course '1' is remain, Jesus wept.
Not only that, it's worse than what we had before!

It's the deal you would expect from a Prime Minister whose heart isn't really in leaving, because she was a previously declared remainer. The Conservative Party's biggest mistake was putting someone like May in charge. The previous Leader had just resigned because he didn't believe in leaving, and so it should have been obvious that this was a job for a staunch Brexiteer who would have had us out well before now, with or without a deal, and wasting far less money on extra Civil Service (ahem!) "negotiators" in the process.

[dam617]

It's the deal you would expect from a Prime Minister whose heart isn't really in leaving, because she was a previously declared remainer. The Conservative Party's biggest mistake was putting someone like May in charge. The previous Leader had just resigned because he didn't believe in leaving, and so it should have been obvious that this was a job for a staunch Brexiteer who would have had us out well before now, with or without a deal, and wasting far less money on extra Civil Service (ahem!) "negotiators" in the process.

It wasn't a mistake mate. From the moment the Polling Stations shut their doors there was never any intention of honouring a 'Leave' vote.