BREXIT: Revocation

[mindlight]

In the next election the choice will be between Jeremy Corbyn and a criminal anarchist.

Or a Marxist Leninist pro CND, Republican, atheist throwback to the anti Thatcher era versus Boris Johnson.

If BREXIT has already happened when an election comes then Corbyn does not stand a chance. If it has not happened before the election then Boris will win the Leave vote and the remain vote will be split between multiple parties. Either way Corbyn will lose. Which is the main reason, unless he goes, BREXIT is going to happen and get set in stone for the next 5 years.

 

[mindlight]

Suspending Parliament was unlawful, court rules

This is quite massive and the scale of the decision quite unprecedented as a judgment on the sitting government and means that there is now time for parliament to call a referendum. So guess we do have the rule of law in the UK and parliament is where the decision should be taken about our BREXIT future

 

[Goonie]

Suspending Parliament was unlawful, court rules

This is quite massive and the scale of the decision quite unprecedented as a judgment on the sitting government and means that there is now time for parliament to call a referendum. So guess we do have the rule of law in the UK and parliament is where the decision should be taken about our BREXIT future

I'm waiting to see what Boris says.

 

[mindlight]

I'm waiting to see what Boris says.

Given the paralysis in parliament giving the choice back to parliament has to mean a referendum or election. Hopefully before time runs out.

Boris wants to resign and call an election. But Corbyn is blocking this. Whatever Boris says will probably be with that election in mind whether it comes sooner or later,

 

[Nithavela]

I've been watching House of Commons debates for a while now and I think I understand how the parliament works. I think the first one to actually answer a question posed by the other party loses. Is that correct?

 

[Goonie]

I've been watching House of Commons debates for a while now and I think I understand how the parliament works. I think the first one to actually answer a question posed by the other party loses. Is that correct?

I keep getting confused between parliament and Panto. I keep wondering when the ugly stepsisters turn up.

 

[Goonie]

Just seen the Attorney General carrying out his world renowned Dead Parliament sketch. It’s either panto or Monty Python.

 

[Goonie]

Given the paralysis in parliament giving the choice back to parliament has to mean a referendum or election. Hopefully before time runs out.

Boris wants to resign and call an election. But Corbyn is blocking this. Whatever Boris says will probably be with that election in mind whether it comes sooner or later,

Well it’s clear now that ‘no deal’ is going to happen. The deal that Boris is planning to put to parliament is nothing more than an end run around the Benn Act. It has enough support from the brexiters, the DUP and Labour Party turkeys, that it is Likely to pass despite the EU clearly rejecting it. The Benn act does not require EU approval of the deal, so it would be null and void.

 

[A Gerbil]

I said the morning after the Brexit referendum that we will never leave the EU. Of course I maye be wrong, but I believe Luciferians are trying to construct a single government in preparation for the anti-Christ and that this will hamper their efforts as it may disrupt the entire EU project.

Alternatively, it could be part of the plan. Perhaps if the UK is severely punished for leaving and experiences a harsh recession and the 'doomsday' predictions that have been made come to pass - the collapse of the NHS, army on the streets, lack of food and medical supplies, etc - then it might actually serve the Luciferian agenda.

 

[lesliedellow]

If BREXIT has already happened when an election comes then Corbyn does not stand a chance.

A no-deal Brexit before an election is precisely what Corbyn, if not all his colleagues, wants. He calculates that the economic an political chaos following a no-deal Brexit, with shortages of food and medicine, and perhaps no chemicals to sterilise water supplies, would give him an easy victory.

 

[Ophiolite]

On reflection, I think the primary error may have been coming down out of the trees.

 

[mindlight]

A no-deal Brexit before an election is precisely what Corbyn, if not all his colleagues, wants. He calculates that the economic an political chaos following a no-deal Brexit, with shortages of food and medicine, and perhaps no chemicals to sterilise water supplies, would give him an easy victory.

Not sure where Corbyns faith for that victory comes from since he is an atheist. It is definitely not bourne out by opinion polls. Though a Tory victory would hinge on Farrage supporting Boris ( something which I am 90% sure will happen in the event of an election in these circumstances where the Tories are the BREXIT party).

 

[mindlight]

I said the morning after the Brexit referendum that we will never leave the EU. Of course I maye be wrong, but I believe Luciferians are trying to construct a single government in preparation for the anti-Christ and that this will hamper their efforts as it may disrupt the entire EU project.

Alternatively, it could be part of the plan. Perhaps if the UK is severely punished for leaving and experiences a harsh recession and the 'doomsday' predictions that have been made come to pass - the collapse of the NHS, army on the streets, lack of food and medical supplies, etc - then it might actually serve the Luciferian agenda.

Oh the devil is on both sides and none. I can respect that the bulk of the British church voted for BREXIT while disagreeing for Christian reasons.

 

[mindlight]

Johnson 'very confident' MPs will back deal

This does offer an answer to the Irish problem. But do not see it get past parliament. Of course there is the possibility that the EU will not give us an extension in which case would we have a temporary no deal situation moving towards this deal after the voters have voted. Why is revocation not possible when a majority of British people support it. There is something deeply wrong with this picture and personally I blame Corbyn.

 

[A Gerbil]

Johnson 'very confident' MPs will back deal

This does offer an answer to the Irish problem. But do not see it get past parliament. Of course there is the possibility that the EU will not give us an extension in which case would we have a temporary no deal situation moving towards this deal after the voters have voted. Why is revocation not possible when a majority of British people support it. There is something deeply wrong with this picture and personally I blame Corbyn.

The majority of British people voted to leave. That was three years ago. If we cannot agree on a deal we should leave.

 

[Francis Drake]

Why is revocation not possible when a majority of British people support it. There is something deeply wrong with this picture and personally I blame Corbyn.

The majority of the British people do not support revocation!
Maybe that's what your news reports in Germany say, but its not what is happening on the ground.

 

[Francis Drake]

We hear an incessant moan that people didn't know what they were voting for in the referendum.
But its an interesting statistical fact, that most people in an unknown situation, vote for the status quo!

Therefore its quite reasonable to say that those who voted for the status quo, ie. wanting to stay in the EU, did so because they didn't really understand, whereas the Brexiteers knew what was going on, and voted accordingly.

Now, after 3 years of complete proven obfuscation and lies, the population is far more knowledgeable on the issues, and are thinking completely differently.
And as a Brexit campaigner, I am astonished how much things have changed.

Many Remain voters now see the argument primarily about Democracy, not just Brexit. "We lost, get over it, its democracy that's at stake now. If the parliament won't enact the spoken will of the people, what else will they do against the people?"

I am personally delighted by parliament's constant betrayal of the people. It has thoroughly woken the people up to the complete dishonesty of the Westminster Elites. People know for sure that they can no longer trust our current lot of out of touch MPs.

That means they will be a great purging of Parliament at the next General Election, and hopefully we might see some new blood.

 

[mindlight]

We hear an incessant moan that people didn't know what they were voting for in the referendum.
But its an interesting statistical fact, that most people in an unknown situation, vote for the status quo!

Therefore its quite reasonable to say that those who voted for the status quo, ie. wanting to stay in the EU, did so because they didn't really understand, whereas the Brexiteers knew what was going on, and voted accordingly.

Now, after 3 years of complete proven obfuscation and lies, the population is far more knowledgeable on the issues, and are thinking completely differently.
And as a Brexit campaigner, I am astonished how much things have changed.

Many Remain voters now see the argument primarily about Democracy, not just Brexit. "We lost, get over it, its democracy that's at stake now. If the parliament won't enact the spoken will of the people, what else will they do against the people?"

I am personally delighted by parliament's constant betrayal of the people. It has thoroughly woken the people up to the complete dishonesty of the Westminster Elites. People know for sure that they can no longer trust our current lot of out of touch MPs.

That means they will be a great purging of Parliament at the next General Election, and hopefully we might see some new blood.

I agree that this parliament is getting purged next election and also about the anger against the Westminster elites. But there is a majority for remain in recent polling. The reason is not that people have changed their minds but rather that old people who voted leave are dying off and the new young voters are overwhelmingly for remain.

EURef2 Poll of Polls

 

[Francis Drake]

I agree that this parliament is getting purged next election and also about the anger against the Westminster elites. But there is a majority for remain in recent polling. The reason is not that people have changed their minds but rather that old people who voted leave are dying off and the new young voters are overwhelmingly for remain.

EURef2 Poll of Polls

Ha.
Don't forget the pollsters got it hugely wrong 3 years ago.

 

[SoldierOfTheKing]

I agree that this parliament is getting purged next election and also about the anger against the Westminster elites. But there is a majority for remain in recent polling. The reason is not that people have changed their minds but rather that old people who voted leave are dying off and the new young voters are overwhelmingly for remain.

Young voters turned out in low numbers, which suggest not so much support for remain, but rather indifference.