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Originally Posted by Skybird
I summarise that article in brief: make the British politicians so tired of getting called to vote on MP's plan that sometime during 21 more months of getting asked to vote every couple of weeks they become so tired of it that they finally let May have her pro-EU plan just to get over with it and being done with it.
If you do not get the vote you wanted to have, make them vote again and again until they are exhgausted and chnage their mind in favour of your demanded outcome. Has worked several times in the EU's past 15 years or so.
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Rubbish. Let's have a look at the facts: Only the UK can ask for an extension. This is part of the article 50 framework. Wether or not it is granted is up to the 27. So again the ball is in the British half of the pitch (and has been there for 21 months now). The EU's position has been very clear right from the start: We respect the vote of the British people and we will of course respect any decision made by the HOC: Westminster, make up your mind. And nothing happened.
You are oversimplifying, and may I say, you are doing it in a paranoid and childish way, as usual.