EU ultimatum to May: you can only delay Brexit if deal is passed

[@jefdebackker1395]

As an outsider (non-Brit), this is what I wonder about. The Prime minister says there should’nt be a second referendum because the people already decided last time. But she wants to keep bringing her deal to a vote, despite the fact that it has already been defeated twice. That just seems like double standards to me. Am I wrong in this?

[@x8n42xb67n]

you're completely correct

[@DJB2]

Your assessment is quite correct.

[@keithbawden7940]

May is a stupid woman!

[@jenspetersen5865]

Isn't it a double double standard and doesn't two duble standards make is a positive i.e. a standard. Odd an immature circus this!

[@jackoneil5804]

Never thought about it this way tbh. Agree with what you say though

[@jamesolojo787]

EU is getting fed up with the UK, they want us gone.

[@Simple_Simian]

Can't say I blame them... What a shower of ijuts...

[@tonylough7033]

Not as much as 7.4 million want and require to be done!

[@hrishikeshbasumatary4725]

Tony Lough ur country is a shithole

[@Nox1234567891011]

yes plz

[@fiereke]

EU should ask for compensation for the costs the UK caused by being so criminally unprepared for Brexit that the UK must beg for an extension a week out. Don't they realise what this shennaningans already cost to both parties? This is not a game, for God's sake get your act together UK!

[@JerzyFeliksKlein]

UK wanted to leave but will end up being kicked out?

[@norbertchong3920]

perfect. please force us to no deal. we don't want the deal the EU has offered/Theresa May wants.

[@supraboy33]

Please kick us out please 🙏

[@artificialgravitas8954]

Ironic, but in the doorframe they had second thoughts

[@hrishikeshbasumatary4725]

Artificial Gravitas ur country is a shithole

[@danefox5108]

True that

[@ge48421]

The idea that the EU would be willing to compromise its founding principles to benefit the UK has been completely debunked by now. This has been obvious to almost anyone outside the Westminster bubble from the beginning, when the EU refused to even discuss Brexit before the article 50 notification, and managed to forge a consensus within the EU27 about the strategy. Donald Tusk’s statement simplified things, there are three choices: by 11PM on the 29th the UK can - vote for the deal with the EU - do nothing and exit without a deal - cancel brexit altogether No Malthouse compromise or other nonsense is on the table, and “none of the above” is not an option, even though it’s the only thing the House of Commons seems to be able to vote in favour of. The message is “Pick one, and accept the consequences.”

[@biker3762]

well spoken my man

[@christinecraig7473]

Doesn't matter which way you voted this mess has shown what a load of self serving, incompetent money grabbing fools we have as members of parliament. Not fit for purpose any of them!

[@artificialgravitas8954]

I think you're actually going to get remainers and Brexiteers agreeing...

[@WiredCountDuckula]

For the government to even acknowledge brexit for more than a second is all evidence you need.

[@Sonofspam64]

I'm sure they'll have no trouble being reelected though.

[@Chilukar]

Except it does matter which way you voted. If you want "sovereignty back" you want to give these muppets more power and more say. And I include Corbyn and his shower in that, probably the worst opposition in UK history.

[@FightCollective]

They are a millstone and a burden around our necks and yes stuff themselves at the trough with pay increases and luxurious paid for expenses while we are told, no FORCED, to accept austerity at every step. Thieving, useless, disgusting people, every last one of them.

[@paulcecchetti2148]

Europe is done with this nonsense. And rightly so.

[@dougi6523]

We have many supporters in Europe like the quite brilliant Matteo Salvini.

[@hrishikeshbasumatary4725]

Bartô N ur country is a shithole

[@derriegel5705]

@@dougi6523 Well at least Salvini isn't as stupid as the english to leave the EU.

[@hammerwell0868]

@@derriegel5705 care to explain why you think the " British people are stupid " ?

[@mikeyforester6221]

@@hammerwell0868 they never can and also cant get it through there thick heads its not just fucking England honestly.

[@6chhelipilot]

JOB VACANCIES: MPs WITH BACKBONES URGENTLY REQUIRED.

[@leonardgoduni8124]

And on 20k per annum! Like the rest of us and see how they like it.

[@Durgesuth]

Leonard Goduni Or zero contract hours..... Let them taste what they like to dish out to us

[@leonardgoduni8124]

Yeah, even better that is.

[@stefp5771]

And Jeremy Corbins resignation

[@StormMeister]

It's almost as if nobody thought it through before calling the referendum.

[@mcnooby383]

The people who voted leave didn't think it through or even use their own intuitions and opinions. Rather they just blindly followed the crowd and believed every fact that they were told whether they were true or not. The peolle who voted leave caused these problems.

[@abuantar2801]

@@mcnooby383 The people who voted leave do not like bent bananas

[@DJB2]

McNooby Not all leave voters are as you describe. I know one, yes one, who is one of the most thoughtful, intelligent , and kind people I know, however, he has also since said that he thinks he made the wrong choice.

[@abuantar2801]

@@DJB2 Racism offsets intelligence. So maybe your friend racism hormones were higher than his intelligence hormones.

[@kimbird6554]

@@abuantar2801 that has nothing to do with the EU . i live abroad in a EU .and our bananas are bent .it is down to the government . it was your super markets that wanted straight bananas, for easier packaging ?

[@evaldaszmitra7322]

So 2 years of government work resulted in exactly zero. That's how government works!

[@em-or7qc]

And they have been well paid for it!😐

[@LegendNinja41]

wrong, that's how YOUR government works.

[@ernestrogen4639]

And we tax payers still end up paying them a massive pay rise put them on a productivity pay scheme. Send some one over to the EU to value all the buildings paid for with our tax and claim it back as they claim its all theirs.

[@oftomatobypotato9513]

Evaldas Zmitra, well its conservative goverment ofc it doesnt

[@vexling111]

You can say the same about Obama for instance. All he pushed through was Obama care. Trump won't make the Wall. Same story. Anglo-Saxon system you're a part of don't allow single individuals to make changes by their own. They need house's common agreement - which is not gonna happen most of the times. Prove me wrong.

[@TRexOne]

Undoubtedly, UK has beaten Trump in who puts up a bigger circus.

[@TheSpiritOfTheTimes]

Trump is at least hilarious though, this is just depressing.

[@edwardburroughs1489]

We've always been known for our pageantry!

[@nomalangak]

T S ; Donald Trump was democratically voted in and May slipped in under the radar. Big difference

[@MrEmperatos]

I don't know about that, Trump is a nationalist so I wonder if he isn't even worse. @MrKingdig What trade deal? Please enlighten us. So far he wants America to build everything themselves and complains about a trade deficit, which indicates he doesn't know what that is. So he wants to export more to China than import? Wow, what a genius. This just tells me that he is stupid and everyone who claps for that also. Even if he "wins" this battle, he won nothing to justify it.

[@AndrewSmithDev]

You guys are only fucking yourselves though. Trump is fucking the world.

[@Muanh]

These are not the European red lines to. The only thing the EU and UK agreed on was that we don't want is a border in Ireland. The other 3 red lines are all on the UK.

[@antaresmaelstrom5365]

And the funny thing is that that one thing they agreed on is whats causing the most trouble (not that the rest is great).

[@Muanh]

@@antaresmaelstrom5365 It only causes problems because of the other red lines, it isn't a problem on it's own. But no border in Ireland can in no way work with no border in the Irish sea, no freedom of movement and no customs union.

[@artificialgravitas8954]

That won't stop the tabloids

[@alexandersimpson3638]

Which are all necessary red lines, if the government are to honour the referendum result...Leave! 🤔

[@Muanh]

@@alexandersimpson3638 Hey, you guys do you. Just don't blame us for the red lines you guys put in.

[@leapsplashafrog]

We need a national search for new MPs. People of calibur and with real jobs

[@bangtidybird8284]

leapsplashafrog totally agree

[@peterdixon7734]

We could recruit from Europe!

[@poltronafrau]

People of Excalibur!

[@williamfrancis5367]

But we voted against AV so that won't happen.

[@James-fw5ew]

If only it was a democracy...

[@leeche87]

I like how Donald Tusk doesn't let Brits play with EU

[@artificialgravitas8954]

It was a little mean to remind them of their own figures of speech's meaning though, but Boris earned it

[@canihazburgers]

Tusk is an arrogant little tart.

[@Schmissgesicht]

@@canihazburgers oh, is he really?

[@compendioussuccient6784]

I like how you lot come here and troll us, so glad we are leaving

[@latecia1]

Exactly.Once they agreed on deal so they should stick to it, if they get additional few weeks they should be more than happy! its not fair to other countries, it creates chaos,and once they ll say yes, then the goverment will keep extending for ever. Thats not gonna happen.

[@slavomirmichalenko6283]

"Every complicated problem has a solution which is simple, elegant and incorrect." Good luck with this one.

[@abaha9898]

Britain took the people blindly into something that they weren't told or informed about when they voted for the common market, Factual

[@wendygulley2805]

The run up to the final act is getting quite amusing.

[@haruc]

ahh there were so many good episodes....

[@seanmatusevicius8655]

It will hurt them more...especially Germany....we buy a lot of German cars....

[@michkohle2587]

@@seanmatusevicius8655 Lets hope this is sarcasm ....

[@jacquescousteau4592]

@@michkohle2587 I hope so too, the British will get smashed... I feel sorry for them.

[@chawenhalo0089]

Interesting you find "amusing" a decision that will affect the next generation, that the UK is in a Contitutional crisis and that instead of working cross party lines for the good of the country both sides of the House are just interested in their own litttle powergrab.

[@11Forty6]

I didn’t vote for a deal as there was no deal on the table. I voted to leave, it doesn’t get any simpler than than. Now leave!

[@user-qi7cb2st9j]

But because we signed up to the Lisbon treaty we have to make an arrange mentioned and follow a process to leave, including passing legislation so we can trade under wto rules. Most have not passed the stuff needed so we can't leave under wto. It's not as cut and dry as people seem to think it's like untangling 2 bits of yarn. You can cut it but you will end up with shorter bits and big bits that are still a mess. You could take your time and untangle it then both bits are fully in tact or you can tug and tug to get free and not actually get anywhere. What would you prefer?

[@user-qi7cb2st9j]

(Arrangement not arrange mentioned) that does not mean making a deal though

[@DavidMillsSeven]

The UK politicians still live in the Rule Britannia area. Unfortunately it's been a wet dream turned into a nightmare.

[@MrArthurGiles]

DavidMillsSeven I can understand you laughing at us, we´ve got the most ineffective leader and useless set of 650 MPs any country ever had.

[@alastairandrew9722]

You are wrong, the majority of UK politicians want to stay in the EU, nothing to do with Rule Britannia. It is the majority of citizens that want to leave.

[@mancavecreations6535]

No country will take us seriously who wants to trade with the laughing stock I don't remember seeing an option for all this bull on my ballet paper

[@podger949]

Hope the next ballet has a no confidence in parliament box

[@mancavecreations6535]

@pieter beenhakker does seem that way especially as I can't argue it

[@das8713]

The British Empire died a long time ago... BREXSHIT VOTERS ARE LOW IQ IDIOTS

[@rebeccabroughton108]

@@das8713 Brexitshitters are a bunch of emotional people who believe in myths and don't and won't except facts no matter what.Brexitshitters are liars too who can't and won't tell the truth or to except the truth either.Brexitshitters tend to live in the past and off propaganda too.

[@johhny711]

It was the UK that wanted Brexit, the EU has rules the UK was involved in making these rules ,we are not going to break the rules for the UK as they leave ---good luck, goodbye and good riddance.

[@MrNagel1982]

@Hannah Shannah Scotland independent!!:D

[@untergehermuc]

Hannah Shannah Sorry, but from a German perspective the UK is a small economy…

[@nanana5412]

@Hannah Shannah What do you care what the EU is without the UK? Do whatever you want to do. Nobody cares.

[@swanpride]

Sorry Hannah Shannah but the EU (or what was the EU back then) existed before the UK begged to be let in and it will still thrive after the UK left. Maybe even more now that we are getting rid of your neoliberal influence and our politicians remember that it was supposed to be build around a social market economy.

[@johhny711]

@Hannah Shannah Goodbye Hanna , the UK will be still be divided after you leave the EU , there will be a United Ireland by popular vote , Scotland will leave the Union as well and maybe even Wales as the see the rest of the Celtic nations flee the corrupt and backward class-ridden society that England is , but that won't solve the division within English society as the right wing nutjobs in the Tory party will continue to fight among themselves . .Maybe then the English will finally get rid of the doff cap tug forelock class system and maybe ask the Royals to work for a living while the people in the North of England starve...

[@ameyas7726]

Brilliant move by the EU...the British checkmated themselves by passing a no "No Deal Brexit under any circumstance"..

[@mikeyforester6221]

yep I'm British and couldn't agree more, taking a no deal off the table was a fucking shambolic idea.

[@supraboy33]

We didn't take no deal off the table It's still in law leave means leave out completely

[@hrishikeshbasumatary4725]

supraboy33 ur country is a shithole

[@blackswan8651]

Exaclty.. We want to put the "great" back into britain.. Sweep out all that dead wood and excess baggage. Your probably from some paradise island so I wont ask.. Or .. Maybe your just sore as you have that bus ride back to the block. Oh well.. Good luck.

[@1701_FyldeFlyer]

@@hrishikeshbasumatary4725 No, 60% of our MP's are though.

[@freshname]

It has been known forever! There were written rules for that extension. Once again brits are speculating about something they have absolutely no clue about.

[@haydarhakim]

Verklickt?

[@thoughtful_criticiser]

Really, have you actually read Article 50 of the Constitution of the EU? Oops, Lisbon treaty. Can't call constitution as it got rejected by the countries that got to vote. It's vague as the arrogant unelected bureaucrats didn't think any country would leave. So no, there are no rules, just that all states have to agree. According to the ECJ we can extend as many times as we can.

[@jules3311]

​@@thoughtful_criticiser UK can extend as many times as everyone agrees to, under todays circumstances, that mean 0 times. You decided to leave. You can leave without a deal. If you want to somewhat keep some parts of the union that you find good, there has to be a negociation. It seems that what UK doesn't understand is that even with the best negociators, EU will never agree to a deal where it's interests are not preserved.

[@mikehydropneumatic2583]

And now for something completely different #13 Brexit. What bunch of clowns.

[@stefanleys6095]

I really hope the EU does no more concessions. Time for this Brexit bullshit to end. The sooner the better. The UK will regret their exit. Hope you will know who to look at and it would be cheap to blame it all on May.

[@biologydoesntlie4093]

Stefan Leys Where do you live?

[@stefanleys6095]

Mikhl Mohanlal : somewhere in Europe :)

[@andyelgrand0]

yes! However our leaders dont want to leave so they put on a show until they cant leave because no legociations with other areas of the world has been done. The problem is that the MP's lack imagination and think the EU is the whole world. The sooner we take our spending power to places like asia and latin america the better

[@user-qi7cb2st9j]

No, half of the UK will regret their exit the other half is against it.

[@stefanleys6095]

Jo Wilcox : oh really? If only they would organize a second referendum... average 70 will vote remain.

[@wladniem]

after nearly 3 years....why ask for an extension? what can be done in a couple of extra month?

[@GeneralTerzX]

Never asked for an extension for a school/ uni assignment? You could have started one day earlier but with an extra day after deadline you can work miracles :D

[@thankyouforyourcompliance7386]

Where did May got her End of June idea from? It had been said several times by the EU that an extension is only possible before the election of the EU parliament. It makes a lot of sense and even wikipedia knows: "The next elections to the European Parliament are expected to be held between 23 and 26 May 2019". The British PM seems to create her own parallel universe where everything that the UK wants is bindung for all other nations and in which only May can secure the democracy of the UK. This is way beyond her capabilities.

[@sibience]

Personally I think she's had some kind of mental breakdown. The pressure of trying to deliver something that was impossible to deliver has pushed her over the edge. There is no way she is going to come out of this situation with any dignity. I think she will have to leave the country after resigning. She speaks like she knows what the population wants but she hasn't got a clue, she's completely in her own world at this point I think. She's just completely focused on trying to keep face for her party whilst at the same time watching the country go down the toilet.

[@jensraab2902]

From what I understand the 30th of June date comes from the fact that the newly elected European parliament will constitute on the 1st of July. So the rationale seems to be that if they have to be out before that the 30th of June is fine. I'm not an expert on European law but I guess if there were enough goodwill you could stretch the extension to the 30th of June. But why should the EU do this? All it would accomplish, one is almost forced to think, is that this sorry affair would be drawn out to its maximum without any true benefit.

[@thoughtful_criticiser]

@@jensraab2902 you're right about the parliament not convening until then. There's a danger that some loser, sorry remainer, would take the matter to the ECJ claiming that their rights to be represented have been denied. The way the ECJ views things they'd probably win. Then the UK would be fined and have to spend a couple of hundred million on elections for MEPs who would be in for a month or so, then pay their 50% pensions for life.

[@seriousmaran9414]

@@jensraab2902 partially, but once the EU parliament is getting ready for the elections there will be no time to arrange another extension. That would mean not agreeing a deal, or other option would mean the UK cannot get a further extension.

[@jensraab2902]

@@seriousmaran9414 Sure. I'm not saying that the EU should extend to the 30th of June, I was merely explaining where the date comes from. ;-)

[@rehabwales]

Amazing, Europe need us so much they telling us to FO.

[@mcnooby383]

Lool. No we need Europe more.,50% of our trade is with Europe hence why Teresa may is desperate to get a deal.

[@kimbird6554]

smoke and mirrors

[@rehabwales]

@@mcnooby383 I thought it was clearly sarcastic.

[@DjokovicIsOurLordAndSaviour]

@@rehabwales It was, don't worry haha.

[@sorennilsson9742]

I seem to remember that the Brexiters promiced this to be the easiest deal in world History and that there would be 360 millions to NHS every Week.

[@Dji.nut.86]

But if we had a pm that was every going to actually leave then it would of been alot easier but may wanted to stay all along her husband owns a company that grows medical cannabis in the UK and exports it to a lot of eu countries even tho our own parliament don't even wanna admit that medical cannabis works lol

[@prophetsnake]

@@Dji.nut.86 Well, no it would not have been, but thanks for being an idiot and destroying your country. It's been hilariously entertaining!

[@srfrg9707]

Welcome to the hotel California... you can check-out anytime you like but you can never leave.

[@artificialgravitas8954]

But they are...

[@kimbird6554]

@@artificialgravitas8954 you are not out as yet .your government has signed up to the lisbon treaty . you must look that up, and see what it means ?in that treaty you will not be leaving ?

[@claudiosaltara8847]

Exactly, au contraire, Hotel California, you can check in but cannot checkout. I had great fun when I visited California and checked into hotels. I would ask if I could check out, if the clerk new the song, he would laugh. Others would say ‘of course’, than on second thought would laugh.

[@markwal3550]

Why do you need an extension when you've had 2 1/2 years to do something what difference will an extension bring to watch she's already brought nothing whatsoever she had TIME Time for out means OUT No Deal....... NO NO NO............ NO MEAN NO CAN YOU NOT HEAR Time wasting stringing it out

[@sicilianotoronto]

Didn’t Bercow say you couldn’t vote on the deal again?

[@Me1le]

No. He stated that parliament cannot vote on the same motion twice in the same setting. This means that the motion needs to be different, but not necessarily the deal. The political declaration could be changed for example.

[@zouuubella309]

sicilianotoronto exactly

[@iLAGnDC]

@@Me1le I think he was specifically targeting the deal seeing it went through 2 times already with very little to no change. From what the EU has said, they are not changing their stance on the deal. Which would mean there is going to be a no deal Brexit.

[@elalcazar7374]

@@Me1le So how would the motion be different? Honest question. I am not entirely familiar with british politics. But to me it seems, that the deal will not pass, so the only choices May has is either a no deal brexit or revoking articel 50 and calling of brexit.

[@SkiddyGaming]

@@elalcazar7374 in theory she could also start an even larger constitutional crises by attempting to end the current session of Parliament and start a new one VERY early almost immediately thereafter... This would require outaide support though which she might not get, as it's a dangerous precedent to set. If she can make that happen though then she would be technically correct in having brought it back "in a different session" and thus would get past Bercows ruling. You're right though, I don't see how she could change it substantially within a week.

[@benpatterson9778]

why does anyone think Mark Francois is worth interviewing??

[@lesroberts2244]

I think so.

[@stevieinselby]

Because, at least from a C4News point of view, it is easy pickings to ridicule his moronic "ideas" (sic) and show how monumentally stupid Brexit is. Francois makes me think of a draft Harry Enfield character that never made the cut for being too unbelievable.

[@stefanleys6095]

If you are looking for people to blame this mess on then look at the Laurel & Hardy of the Brexit soap.... Farage & Boris. Where are they now ?

[@joaodfardilha]

Conning people out of 50 quid on Brexit marches.

[@gisawslonim9716]

It wouldn't surprise me at all if Russia and Putin aren't behind the entire idea of Britain leaving the European union ... egged on by Farage and Boris who, once having done their bit, have now left center stage.

[@stefanleys6095]

Gisa W Slonim : my thoughts exactly! 👍

[@johndavies9589]

To be perfectly accurate: May only asked for a short delay, and the EU leadership said she can only have one if the UK parliament pass her deal. We do not know how the EU would have reacted if May had asked for a long delay, for example for a confirmatory referendum or a General Election. Yet again, May is the obstacle, not Parliament.

[@prophetsnake]

Erm, no they did not say that.

[@johndavies9589]

What right do diehard Brexshiteers have to deny a voice to all the people who have changed their minds since then? What people think about Brexshit now matters more than what they thought three years ago.

[@prophetsnake]

@@johndavies9589 Democratic or not, it was always on the cards that England would eat itself alive after it finished screwing the rest of the world.

[@hurri7720]

Why does this guy claim the EUs red lines would be the same as May's, it's not true.

[@hurri7720]

@2Crassus Crassus , the red lines were set by May, not by the EU.The agreement May has got is based on May's red lines not red lines set by the EU. The EU have their own red lines protecting the single market and they are not the same as May's.

[@stevieinselby]

@2Crassus Crassus The EU's red lines are around its fundamental founding principles (the ones that we signed up to when we joined). The EU is never going to shift on those, because they are an essential part of its make-up. May has made up her own red lines. They have been pulled out of the air (or maybe her Derry Air) in order to appease the far-right within her own party, but they are not immovable, other than in her own obstinacy and intransigence. The deal she has agreed with the EU is the best one _where those lines intersect_, but if May was not so damn stubborn and considered anyone outside the ERG then she could move her red lines and get a much better deal for the country. (Or just rub them out altogether, revoke Article 50, and get the best deal of all for the country).

[@stevengrice7502]

"Infamy! Infamy! They've all got it in for me." Kenneth Williams uttered the words.

[@flitsertheo]

"Carry on Brexit" is only a bad sequel to the other Carry On movies.

[@ernestrogen4639]

Pity we cant find anything about Mrs May to laugh at. The most hated PM in history.

[@seriousmaran9414]

Carry on Cleo. Then there is a mighty cold draft up the parliamentary Khyber Pass.

[@langrichar]

@@ernestrogen4639 Theresa May = Treasonous Mayhem !

[@manuach]

I think the only positive thing coming out of this is the EU finding a spine and acting collecrively

[@prophetsnake]

They always have.

[@manuach]

@@prophetsnake Not really. For example on the issue of refugees they were always very much divided

[@benbrummer3365]

Please leave. We have had it. Better no deal than this uncertainty. We will manage without this unrelyable clowns.

[@UdyNoviks]

True.

[@qantj]

No deal would be economic and political suicide... Do you have any idea what that would do to Ireland?

[@valentintapata2268]

@@qantj i think unrelyable clowns were meant to be Brits in the sentance above.

[@qantj]

@@valentintapata2268 Perhaps, I was mostly commenting on the "better no deal than this" bit of the comment.

[@obigrumpywankenobi3204]

we did not vote for a compromise on leaving the EU with a deal, WE just voted to leave.

[@downwiththatsortofthing624]

WE just voted to leave" Which means what? No one knows. Point to one web-page or discussion where we discussed as a nation leaving EURATOM... Err, you can;t, but leaving EURATOM will cause delays to cancer treatments - You want what you think is Brexit, but your Brexit is different to other people's Brexit... This is Parliament taking back control. You voted for this mess, you need to own up to your daft decision and deal with it!

[@ThePageofVoid]

I look forward to, when we crash out, the inevitable movement from Brexiteers to rejoin the EU after realising how good we actually have it. The EU was not an issue for the people before the referendum, we get a hard fought rebate from the EU giving back a significant portion of the £350 million we give. We have a rather large say in the EU having voted Yes on 95% of EU laws. But somehow it rather suddenly became bad for the UK people conveniently before referendum.

[@artificialgravitas8954]

Rhetoric works, if you sleep on the job [remain] you might get your people seriously screwed

[@ThePageofVoid]

We bought into the tagline of "The Will of the People" at best that was misleading, at worst it's an outright lie. Yes 52% of the total votes were for lave, that is true, but alone does not make it "The Will of the People" There are many MANY more people who live and work in this country than the roughly 7.3 million (EDIT: 17 Million) people that voted to leave, they had no voice in the referendum. So is it true to say that Brexit is "The Will of the Voters" I'd argue that there is a technicality. The 52% is of the total leave votes NOT 52% of the registered voters. That percentage does not take into account those who were registered but abstained in the vote. Taking them into account the Leave vote accounts for a little over a third of the total voters in this country. We've been suckered into this being "The Will of the People" to the point that people blindly attack those who voted remain or those who are working for a deal. Will of the People? Will of a Vocal Minority is more apt. I hope we can make the best of a no deal, but frankly we don't deserve it And if that should come to pass? I won't say I told you so, I won't laugh I'll be weeping

[@Bustaperizm]

@@ThePageofVoid That's cute. Too bad abstaining from voting is a vote for whichever outcome happens. So you can play this semantics game of who's "will" is being enacted. Of the people that vote, the winner becomes the will of Britain and it's people.

[@ThePageofVoid]

Bustaperizm Regardless of our differing views, i'm just glad you gave the time to read my thoughts

[@caramelcupcake1275]

@@ThePageofVoid people didn't want the UK to be like Sweden and over run with migrants due to EU importing millions of migrants into western countries. This is why a lot of people voted to leave, not because of any other issue regarding the EU. It was always cause of immigration

[@podger949]

I personally think politicians should all be put on universal credits

[@Ax18NY]

The Polish woman with the funky hair and glasses is cooler than anyone on the British side.

[@prophetsnake]

Spongebob is cooler than anyone on the British side, to be fair.

[@in551125do]

The Europeans red lines were clear from the get go...….start looking for a new punching bag...(I know for the time being it's Bercow, but that won't last)..and again who wanted to leave again….? (when is this madness going to stop...? fyi: Hans Olaf Henkel stands quite alone with his nonsense….)

[@abmong]

in551125do Let the UK leave with no deal. Soon the punching bags will be the Mogg, Farage and Johnson. And they’ll deserve all of it.

[@compendioussuccient6784]

Failure to compromise from the EU is why we are leaving. Why come here and spam us

[@in551125do]

@@compendioussuccient6784 Compromising on what exactly…? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ_Zl4N8aK1gjLs

[@TobiasMT95]

compendious succient failure to compromise? You British are delusional, this deal is the best deal you’ll have except staying inside the EU. Do you seriously think that you’ll have more bargaining power than 27 other countries combined? This is the Dunning-Kruger effect exemplified.

[@edwardburroughs1489]

@@TobiasMT95 Yes. The reason is this: the UK will be able to act in its own interest without worrying about infighting in the EU; as the worlds 5th largest economy (by nominal GDP) we're well placed to compete with Europe. If Europe thinks that dirigism is the way to go the UK is well placed to take advantage. We will also save billions in membership fees, for which we receive nothing.

[@bbudding]

Cancel Article 50! This is so stupid

[@Jack-fs2im]

We voted leave in a referendum and again in an election where both parties promised leave in their manifesto,d

[@jules3311]

UK has always assumed that they can do whatever they want with the EU. Now that they decided to leave, they still think that they can do it on their own terms. It was pathetic to see them vote on fairy tales last week. 🤦

[@drsnova7313]

"We took a vote on the sky being green. How come it isn't green now?"

[@jules3311]

@@drsnova7313 Epic fail. Would be hilarious if the fate of a whole lot of people in the country wasn't at stake.

[@drsnova7313]

@@jules3311 Yeah, I know. I have plenty of good friends in the UK who will now suffer from this exercise in stupidity. At least they can still serve as a bad example on how not to do it.

[@BobZed]

The UK really doesn't get it. They still think they are the big dog in the fight.

[@The_New_IKB]

We have nuclear weapons and are the 6th largest economy in the world. I would say that we're pretty big

[@BobZed]

Thank you for proving my point.

[@TheNeverslept]

The older gentleman at around 12 mins in needs to remember that while the EU made those changes, all members had influence on those changes. All is us decided it, mutually, across multiple nations m

[@DanielCardei]

So you`re saying that...

[@Ally-Santos]

@Freeze Peach Jordan Peterson destroyed her. He made valid points against her illogical arguments.

[@whiteamericanmale7392]

@@Ally-Santos with BRUTAL FACTS and LOGIC he DESTROYED her MERCILESSLY

[@jerrykendall2426]

@Freeze Peach Peterson used facts against leftwing media like her

[@SirRandom]

@Freeze Peach She gave Jordan the platform to expose and debunk the feminazi myths that she and other feminist journalists had been pushing on society.

[@au-contraire]

Very much like a divorce indeed. Nobody wins, everybody gets a nervous breakdown and children get forgotten in the process.

[@christianaquilina5434]

Countdown timer is ticking, May cannot stop it. I guess what ever goes off, goes off, not an enviable position the UK put itself in.

[@ernestrogen4639]

If we get free under WTO terms which are fare to both sides we will see the cost of living dropping in the UK due to no EU tariffs Like the Tariffs to protect Spanish Tomatoes bananas etc there are lots more tariffs imposed by the EU. Including Fuel tariffs like the 36ppl on petrol. Nor will we be prepaying for the right to trade with our income tax. It will be the EU paying the UK as the EU export more into the UK than we export to them. Roll on brexit day.

[@christianaquilina5434]

@@ernestrogen4639 My friend, your knowledge on the matter is lacking, as you have merely repeated political gibberish. Once the wto rules apply, the UK will become a de facto outsider to all coontries, incurring the higest costs possible for each and every product you import. I honestly wish I was wrong and you (and your sources) were right, for all the UKs sake. Goodluck!

[@MrGnidlih]

You could easily solve this by letting people have another referendum on if they want a hard Brexit or no Brexit because any other alternative is obviously impossible.

[@artificialgravitas8954]

Parliament doesn't want an easy solution, Parliament is drunk

[@cplinstructor]

The people already voted. You lost.

[@MrGnidlih]

@@cplinstructor But many never voted for a hard Brexit, they voted for a new trade deal that would be the .. "easiest in human history" .. to get in place.

[@cplinstructor]

Ake Hilding First, what do you think the word leave means? The people knew exactly what they were voting on. Second, the EU needs the UK more than the UK needs the EU, once the UK is out, they will start negotiating, or are you one of those people who try and claim that their will never be trade with Europe again?

[@MrGnidlih]

@@cplinstructor well, if they knew then why are you scared of another referendum

[@adub4ever]

Why are “Remain” MPs to blame for the follies or the Brexiters and the Conservative government? They should be pushing for a general election and new referendum.

[@milankozak5744]

What you mean new referendum. Just because you dont like last one, new one should happen? Referendum is over, you lost. get over it, this is not a video game, you dont get new try.

[@wfjw]

just hope all you lot will be in London on the 29 march I will

[@paulclothier2583]

@swamidude That really isn't true.

[@GeneralTerzX]

gotta do laundry, sorry

[@cortesthehamster6899]

@@paulclothier2583 It sort of is. At a no deal brexit all treaties cease to apply. That includes the European Aviation Safety Agency. So they might just turn british planes away.

[@jorgevieira4489]

@@paulclothier2583 is it not?

[@just.because6917]

@@jorgevieira4489 Home Office has said a billion times, even in the event of a 'no deal,' EU citizens already living in the UK will be protected.

[@fgafootball]

Get the silly witch out. NOW! Shameful.

[@edwardvictorau]

Pointless extending it. It will just be the same then and now. Nobody can agree on anything FULL STOP.

[@NLTops]

Brexit may have been the finest piece of political manipulation in history. UK is so opposed to May's deal and Remain that now the only logical remaining option is a no-Deal brexit. 10% of UK economy is EU exports (which can be phased to the continent quite quickly), 80% is financial services (which can be relocated to literally anywhere in Europe on the very last day before Brexit) due to the freedom of movement of capital. So the financial elite got some mouthpieces together and fed the citizenry a story about how they were no longer a democracy, egging them on to vote for the political elite that promised a favourable exit out of Europe. Now on the run-up to the deadline, the EU (saving political face) still has the same 3 options open to the UK it has from the start: Remain, May's Fake-Leave or no-Deal Leave. The Brrrritish public won't accept Remain nor Fake-Leave as it would be a "betrayal of the public". So what is left? no Deal. So the EU-exporting companies will be moved to the continent over a couple of years, the financial services can move their funds to their continental branches on the last day, and the UK has been succesfully phased out. 66 Million people less to worry about for only a short-term financial loss. With the added benefit of instantly putting any EU nation thinking about leaving back in line as soon as everyone sees what happened to a former Great Power that left in their utter arrogance. Win-win-win-win situation for the EU. Internal politics easier for the Franco-German alliance, mid to long-term financial benefit for the EU as a whole, civil unrest utterly smashed and a strong unified politically-reliable EU image portrayed to the rest of the world. Because they weren't pushed out. They chose out.

[@prophetsnake]

Yep. You gotta hand it to the Russkies. No denying it.

[@johnnyc792]

We want a No Deal Brexit!

[@artificialgravitas8954]

You get your wish!

[@abuantar2801]

who do you refer by "we" ? you and your fellow xenophobes?

[@MrRoden96]

No we don't

[@johnnyc792]

Abu Antar try Racists abdulla

[@britshell]

No Deal immediate brexit is the only true brexit

[@BartSimpson-jd2vs]

It s the most damaging option

[@blackswan8651]

And why won't it happen? The vote for no deal exit is not legally binding.. But please..do expain..

[@MrToastercide]

Id be happy with a deal where the EU pays us money and we get to decide their trade policy... Sounds nice when you reverse the terms :)

[@thenorthernenglishman9698]

Hurray! It looks like the EU has saved Brexit. Can't wait to "crash out" we should have done it back in June of 2016.

[@jimmyturner4909]

wow this is so Long were delaying Brexit to give May more time May resignnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

[@andyelgrand0]

Why? The MP's are the ones who are betraying the people with a vote that is different to that of the british majority. Prefering a deal that means they dont have to make new deals with other areas of the world and remain.

[@DemoEvolvedGaming]

No Deal is happening. Congratulations TMay, mission accomplished.

[@kimbird6554]

then she will take away your human rights ?

[@jorgevieira4489]

she always wanted this

[@Dangerous2099]

let's hope so.

[@matthewjewitt4546]

This exactly how I feel, I think it has been her masterplan all the way along for no deal, well done T.May

[@chrisredfield3240]

No deal was the only way the referendum could be honoured. The Eu were never going to offer a deal. Not when they hold all the cards

[@zzz22214]

People use to say the EU want to punish the UK for brexit. Well they don't have to do that. The hard brexiters in government will do that for them with a hard brexit or a no deal. Good job.

[@thephilosopherofculture4559]

Jeremy Corbyn is not interested in anything else but re-election in an effort to become the PM once before he dies.

[@mrfix-it2728]

Meanwhile on the other side of the liers, I'm loving May choking the Conservative party. RIP Tories. 2023. X

[@TheSpiritOfTheTimes]

Good. Next PM. Labour govt only way forward for backwards Britain.

[@thephilosopherofculture4559]

@@Azureecosse LOL. I think you are right. But these days politics have gone crazy. In the US we have a narcissistic 'stable genius' who lies with every breath and has betrayed his voters left and right. Yet, he is adored and supported by 38% of the population and 55% of the Senate because he addresses the most basic instincts of the uninformed: fear, jealousy, greed, desperation.

[@mrfix-it2728]

@@TheSpiritOfTheTimes agree sick of this Tory Limbo.

[@drsnova7313]

I'm not British, but politically, would probably be a strong candidate to vote Labour - but any time I see Corbyn on TV, all I can think of is that he so doesn't care about Brexit, and everything he sais is geared towards becoming the next PM. Does Britan not have a single high-profile politician that won't go for political gain first, the people second?

[@marcludford591]

Mps in Westminster are a disgrace in blocking brexit

[@chello70]

BREXITEERS VOTED FOR BREXIT !!! REMAINERS VOTED TO REMAIN !!!! ‘NOBODY’ VOTED FOR A ‘NO DEAL’ !!!!

[@artificialgravitas8954]

Some of the Brexiteers kinda did though and they think everyone else who voted leave did so too

[@PopeKarul]

Actually, it's been shown that a good portion of people had zero idea what they were voting for...so, have fun with your solo run GB.

[@dionysos46]

The Europeans will vote for a Reboot of the Benny Hill Show.

[@baskoning9896]

@@dionysos46 Why would europeans vote. Would you not need to be in a democracy first, before you can vote? Lets look at this brexit vote. That was 1000 days ago. Still no brexit. What is this 'democracy' people keep referring to?

[@whoknew2273]

So May can't put the deal to the MP's as Bercow already refused it so we then left with No Deal then

[@awesomeavenger2810]

Thats how I understand it. Unless Bercow suddenly decides that he was wrong just because Donald Tusk demands another vote, rather than the elected PM. Then it would mean all those remain MPs having to vote for something they have continuously voted against. It would be quite a u-turn, that would put May's u-turns in the shade lol

[@whoknew2273]

@@awesomeavenger2810 its not often that 400 year old law decide the country fate lol

[@awesomeavenger2810]

@@whoknew2273 I'm guessing Bercow is wishing he had waited a couple days!

[@carlmitchell9958]

Sack all our politicians, and start again, they are a disgrace. Leave on time.

[@walden6272]

The problem isn't the politicians, the problem is the people have no clue how to select good leaders. Don't assume the next new wave of politicians will be better, they could be far far worst.

[@ernestrogen4639]

No delay. time to go to WTO terms which are fare to both sides and allow trade to flow. On brexit day we in the UK will light bonfires across the whole UK including Northern Ireland to celebrate. Many will be seen from The remaining EU countries.

[@georgeswampy6224]

The British people wants a NO DEAL, that is what we voted for., and that is what the people demand.

[@drsnova7313]

You have not voted for a "no-deal". You have voted to leave. Nothing more, nothing less.

[@Jack-fs2im]

DRS the Labour manifesto says “we are committed to the international WTO” to co operate with EU as partners nit as members.Are you trying to subvert democracy

[@naughtyhorses]

the march 29th cliff edge can easily be avoided. withdraw A50 and for the record She is not with me.

[@MrArthurGiles]

Jon Bruford the only clear way is to get a day of full attendance in the HofC and get someone to be an efficient "Guy Fawkes".

[@ErikHare]

The end of May is Brexit, unless the end of May comes shortly.

[@FullMetalFeline]

2nd referendum after 2 1/2 years, a tiny original majority, and completely changed circumstances - apparently highly undemocratic May getting Parliament to vote over and over on her deal despite massive defeats and within just a few months - apparently democratic MPs vote they don't want 'no deal' under any circumstances - not legally binding, and still might happen anyway. UK public vote to leave the EU with very small margin - not legally binding, but MPs are treating it like it is Am I the only one seeing some rather serious double standards here?

[@Darkwintre]

No her deal was turned down, the referendum was won and the only remaining viable option is no deal and the idiots who voted that down are the ones who don't mind voting on her deal repeatedly. The Speaker is the one correcting that.

[@lazyking8246]

This reporter is horrible. She just irgnores the answers she gets. What exactly does she want? Her own opinions does not matter in a interview. Edit: OH ist this the "So you`re saying that..." Lady?

[@jackbertoia8698]

Who is steering the UK "ship of state" these days~ Theresa May or Donald Tusk???

[@Chilukar]

Donald Tusk. He holds all the cards, he always has. It was was what "project fear" said all along.

[@McCRBen]

Mr Magoo 😆

[@drsnova7313]

Since the UK seems to have squabbling children at the wheel, you have to have an adult stepping in to tell them off.

[@langrichar]

Donald Duck would do . Theresa May = Treasonous Mayhem !

[@dr.johannesmunch891]

@@Chilukar and Tusk personally will go down with her. When tens of thousand polish workers are sent home, the PIS government, which hates Tusk and is very anti-EU will blame him for that.

[@canman5060]

This is the worse I have ever seen for Britain over the 60 years of my life.

[@alevilikvealeviler]

same here, i hoped the UK will negotiate a restriction on free - movement with the EU (so the immigrants can't enter) and not leave the EU, ... BUT the current situation is a horror for all involved

[@biggpete100]

You voted to leave THREE YEARS AGO. From my perspective as an American, it's unbelievable that this is still going on. If I were British, I would be furious... even if I had voted to remain. The people had their say, and the democratic process must be respected. You can always rejoin the EU later if you want, or make a trade deal later if you want. But the damage to the credibility of the democratic process can never be repaired. You should have left the EU three years ago, and sorted out any "deals" after the fact from a position of strength. It boggles my mind how badly this has all been handled. No offense to you, British people, but Theresa May is one of the worst politicians I have ever seen. Completely helpless. Just the wrong person at the wrong time for your country, IMO.

[@compendioussuccient6784]

You’re exactly right. It’s worse when your British because the constant uncertainty and manipulation by the elite is unbearable. When you realise that you actually don’t live in a democracy anymore, scary.

[@TheSpiritOfTheTimes]

@@compendioussuccient6784 Which elites though? The ones in favor of Brexit or against? Or both?

[@MikeStock88]

We cannot simply 'Rejoin the EU' because we have a lot of benefits with our current membership If we were to rejoin we would lose them and that would be a deal breaker, such as losing our currency and taking on the Euro Who says they will let us back in? The damage to the country will soon be very real to a lot of people and they will soon find out what these con artists have done to them Its a national disgrace that people are allowed to lie and face absolutely no consequences for it

[@biggpete100]

@@MikeStock88To be fair, Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Junker have both said that Britain can rejoin the EU even after Brexit. www.euractiv.com/section/uk-europe/news/juncker-says-would-like-britain-to-rejoin-eu-after-brexit/ Now, what the specifics of such an arrangement would be... that's anybody's guess. You could well be right that Britain would not enjoy the same benefits it enjoys today. On the other hand, you might get a better deal in the future. Nothing that is happening right now is irreversible, aside from the public's loss of faith in the democratic process. Again, I'm not British, so perhaps I don't fully understand the impending "damage" you speak of. But from where I'm sitting, I seriously doubt some of these dire predictions. I know that as a Brit, it's in your nature to be pessimistic.... but Britain will be fine. You were one of the wealthiest countries in the world before you joined the EU. You didn't need the EU to give the world Isaac Newton, William Shakespeare, Rolls Royce, the English language, Mr. Bean, etc. You'll be ok.

[@MikeStock88]

@@biggpete100 We don't live in that world anymore, it has moved on and we are trying to go back into the past Do you think your country is going to do us a favour? We need deals and every country will take every single advantage of us, we have no leverage

[@gimble8638]

hans olif henkel and nigel farage are the heros of brussels, they both do an amazing job of trying to make themselves unemployed, its what proper politicians do instead of the carreer politician shambles that most of our mps are

[@micky44music]

the eu treaty not her deal our deal its there deal or no deal and thats the way it is .

[@lilgarbagedisposal9141]

Why would they need the extension if they were able to pass May's deal? Can someone explain this to me?

[@lilgarbagedisposal9141]

@Hauke Holst thank you. So even if they accept May's deal, they would only have a two months to sort out all of the EU laws?

[@frankhofmann5910]

Henkel again!?!? Better ask my not that bloated fridge!

[@swanpride]

Honestly, I didn't even know who this guy was until the British media started to wheel him out at every opportunity in order to get the sound bites they want.

[@34567600]

Thank you for uploading to youtube Channel 4.

[@patrickokeeffe539]

So who holding all the cards 🤔 project fear.

[@lavindagertgenisser2060]

The MPs holding the cards... They're only need to vote her out

[@patrickokeeffe539]

Lavinda Gert Genisser oh they will not do that, they want May to go down with Brexit. That always the problem they cannot deliver what was promised, May was an idiot to think she could.

[@johnjoeflanagan]

A Referendum should require a two thirds majority. Therein lies the problem: 51.9% to 48.2% does not cut the mustard.

[@bolgert911]

Democracies throughout history have tried that and it didn't work. And actually led in many cases to total democratic breakdown.

[@unggrabb]

Agree completely. A qualified majority, election, then another qualified majority vote. This is the rule Sweden uses to protect its constitution. Makes sense. Dramatic and unpopular changes can not, and should not be easily made. UK is a mess, committing brexit suicide. Fools with lost imperial delusions.

[@johnjoeflanagan]

@@bolgert911 Interesting response, but lacking any factual information...............

[@rayplays4u]

Of course. There probably will be a shortage of mustard as it sits in containers somewhere.

[@bolgert911]

@@johnjoeflanagan if you actually researched it you would see that was the case. but ignorance is bliss not my job to educate you. google it

[@petercool5447]

So the UK is in a chinese shoe , they want to leave but they don't want to leave !? What a mess and chaos !!

[@nismansspil]

Those mp's if they can do better messing up everyone's future: Do a proposal instead of bashing your skapegoat leader without any form of progress. I suggest to let people with common sense to just bar those doors of that parliament, leave those whiners on their own and make a deal to remain in the EU, acknowledge that referenda are a bad way of decision-making, so we can unite and get on with the real issues and threats that concern all living beings on this planet, not just a few delusional nationalists who want to turn their country into a isolated mess of confusion.

[@georgeswampy6224]

We voted to leave and we want nothing less.

[@langrichar]

Theresa May = Treasonous Mayhem !

[@peteradaniel]

Channel 4 news constantly cut Corbyn's response.

[@williamfrancis5367]

Does that matter. Brexit is a merely a Tory psycho drama.

[@glennmunro9987]

I never ever want to hear an MP say they represent the people again.

[@kidyfiddler5527]

Glenn Munro unless it's a ukip politician

[@paulharris1502]

No Deal is Ideal.

[@Gregsplays]

I want to just mention, 17.4 million isn't a majority of the British people. By pure numbers it is a minority. And in the referendum, 25-26% commanding the will of 100% of the people is not Democratic. Especially now there are people who've grown older past the 18 minimum voting age, like me.

[@steveholmes11]

That boss of BMW is leaving his phonecall to Merkel really late.

[@canihazburgers]

Well considering BMW issued a profit warning today, they should be worried.

[@Elliott_Elliott]

@@canihazburgers yeah, they only earned roughly 7bn Euro.

[@drsnova7313]

What the British have failed to understand for about 2 1/2 years: Germany will always prioritize the integrity of the EU over profits. And they won't bend over backwards to keep the UK in just because they are a net contributor. But I guess we always assume everyone acts the same as we do ourselves.

[@untergehermuc]

DRSNova True. And we are already the biggest net contributor and happily agreed to pay even more in the future…

[@swanpride]

And Germany will always protect the single market at all cost is because its industry is thinking long term. The Boss of BMW knows perfectly well that whatever money the company will lose due to Brexit, it's nothing compared to what they will lose daily if the single market breaks apart.

[@jjog.o.]

These brexiteers now demand UE to kick them out. They have lost all my respect.

[@LGlifeisgood]

JJo G. O. It’s ok the 17.4 million have lost all respect with parliament, they all committed political suicide

[@oduco5348]

gosh mr henkel why even ask him he wants the EU gone totaly its like asking a serial killer how he fews murder laws

[@walden6272]

Serial killers prefer murder laws, do you know why? Just think about it. If murder is legal, then serial killers will get kill by the victim's family. You think they want that? The law prevents good people from killing them. So they prefer the law so that they can go to prison when caught and enjoy the nice retirement in jail home payed by tax payers.

[@MrArthurGiles]

MESSAGE TO TERRIBLE PM THERESA MAY: There is a simple way to solve all the mess you´ve got into, it´s WALK AWAY AND LEAVE THE EU. There simply isn´t any other way.

[@JRR31984]

It ain't whether BREXIT will happen, it's whether there will be a deal or NOT.

[@LarsPallesen]

Finally someone who gets it!

[@Jack-fs2im]

Nobody voted for a deal of any kind.WTO is fine

[@jonmctavish863]

Smells of "you agree with me and get this through - then I'll leave" - selling the country down the river.

[@merseybeat1963]

8:30..AND it keeps us locked into the EU Rules...SAY IT GUY... That IS NOT what the people voted for.

[@dzmitrypravatorau9035]

So why are you still in the EU? Everyone's waiting for you to leave, but Brits are like a cat not knowing what it wants

[@merseybeat1963]

@@dzmitrypravatorau9035 They will not allow UK to leave fully..only in name. Also many of the Ministers in Government actually work for the EU not the UK..only paid by the UK..Look into my friend and you will see why.

[@merseybeat1963]

@@dzmitrypravatorau9035 You need a little more background..watch this..the foundation of the Brexit is in how they were led into it. It's fun believe me,you will enjoy it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYrCc5qkj8mqodE

[@MarekzAnglii]

LEAVE on the 29th March on WTO Rules, and we'll FINALLY be OUT... I'm keeping all my fingers and toes crossed!

[@untergehermuc]

As an EU citizen I fully support you. We have an election now, we don’t need our news always full of Brexit failures. We need to concentrate us on the election

[@richardbarrett8365]

Tell the EU where to stick it. If necessary draw them a map.

[@SebDangerfield-yu7cm]

16:00 "Are we gonna CRASH OUT without a deal?" The Globalist MSM just never give it a rest, do they? They must think we are as stupid as they say we are... (as they WISH we were).