A good night for the PM and common sense. Now we see some hope of an eventual deal because that is surely the best outcome.

I've started following Lord Digby Jones because IMHO he is one of the few who seem level headed and knowledgeable enough.

https://twitter.com/Digbylj?ref_src=...Ctwgr%5Eauthor

I also noticed Corbyn has eventually agreed to discuss the issue with the PM putting far too much emphasis on the one vote the government lost and is actually non enforceable :doh:

MayBot has only kicked the can down the road for two weeks.

I'm with Lord Digby Jones on this, a gace saving compromise will probably be conjured up at the last minute.

The biggest stumbling block will be getting it through Parliament.

Juncker tells MEPs: "Yesterday's vote has further increased the risk of a disorderly exit of the UK."

Juncker continues: "It's important the EU remains calm, united and determined, as it has done throughout this process."

https://news.sky.com/story/live-ther...talks-11622177

Let's be honest here DC gave us the referendum and by a narrow margin the UK voted to leave, it was us who rocked the boat so why should the EU compromise with the UK. The government should had taken that into account but they did not, they believed we could get our cake and eat it.

The whole thing was a mess right from the start and the voter will not stand up to this shower at Westminster so we have to swallow the bitter pill. Even if there are riots after a no deal Brexit the end result it will not affect the elite behind there high walls.

I think we would have been better off planning the safe guarding of the UK when the mighty EU falls and be ready for that day.

O ye, of little faith....there will probably be a last minute deal of some sorts but if that fails remember you were the one who highligted the fact the British Army was stocking up on live ammunition :hmmm:

http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...postcount=9031

I'm wondering if she will stand down or continue drawing her salary :hmmm:

The latter I suspect.

OK lets get down and dirty and say there is no deal Brexit it could be possible the extreme left and right wing could go off like fire crackers but I really can not see live ammo being used. I can not see the UK going up in smoke but the division between remain and leave will be like walking on thin ice. I would not put it pass the EU to take the hit and hold its ground.

She has been booted out of Labour and remains as a independent MP, the rules are clear and she is in her rights. About time the rules were changed in my view.

https://news.sky.com/story/mps-half-...fears-11623352

So now they think oh we need to get on with it. Talk about late in the day with this lot of wet paper bags they are.

Roll up MayBot wants you're vote...Coruption at Westminster as MP's hit the toillet's for the funny white powder.



That will make Jim happy but what about pot noodle?



SKYNEWS - German Minister states the EU has no solutions to the "Backstop" issue.

Put a hold on that stockpiling of ammunition exercise.

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^ i guess it was not Corbyn being responsible for bus cuts, but the ruling government? A conspiracy to let him stand in the rain.. :hmmm::O:

He sure promises to better things, if he's only being elected..

^ He sure does but his plans would lead to higher taxation and government borrowing.

I read a snippet online about Germany telling the EU to drop the "Backstop" issue from The Telegraph. Can Sky and Cat throw anymore light on this.

I've been trying to understand this Brexit deal gone bad and my first thoughts are that the fear sounds a lot like the y2k problem back in the year 2000. I know it's not the same, but just seems like it. Lots of fear about what big business will do and now small business are starting to worry.

Is there any chance that the people's will in the vote to exit EU will be overturned?

Surely they won't take a chance to hold another vote :o

Yeah I was involved in that y2k silliness but as to your question....I think anything is possible really.

An example of things to come perhaps?

I heard nothing, but I am not the media mastermonitor of the continent. But my money is on "unfounded rumour", last time the German government said something on it that was confirmed they recommended to remain hard, German industry leaders also want the EU to stay hard (to mount pressure to force Britain to stay in the EU). Confirmed seems to be that Spain drums the drums again over Gibraltar, however.


What is confirmed is that the EU member states now said they want to allow British citizens travel access into the EU without Visa, even if there is no deal. However, the EU cannot save itself from putting in another provocation: it formally discriminates between British citizens from the UK, and from the "British colony" Gibraltar.