My guess on this one is that there will be some conclusion before the year end with Johnson preferring to resolve this according to the original timetable. After all his winning slogan at GE2019 was “Get Brexit Done” – though whether he is happy with a no deal I am not convinced.
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Oh FFS. Do the frigging deal!!! We are now arguing about a few fish for christ's sake.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2020/dec/22/sex-at-christmas-tends-to-be-off-menu-until-fireworks-at-new-year-study
21% of Tories oppose
FPT:
It's not all hindsight. I was advising Labour's best course was to abstain at the time, ad nauseum. Brexit would than have been a Blue on Blue shitfest.
I still believe Corbyn wanted to ensure Brexit happened, one way or another. He didn't really care how hard it was.
Sod the empty shelves!
Does anyone know if that applies to shellfish
It was Starmer that was a leading advocate for the second referendum die hard remainerism and rejecting May's deal. Corbyn abandoned his own principles - for possibly the only time in 40 years of politics - and paid the price for doing so.
Labour should have abstained then. Shit politics by Labour, giving way too much time to the likes of Benn and Starmer, trying to get Brexit set aside. Well, they ended up on the wrong end of Boris and his 80 seat majority. Which of us was smarter?
Of course there would be delays initially but to be honest with the present covid travel restrictions going on for some months I doubt it will be the main concern or issue
Not that I want no deal, I want a deal, any deal
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Unless they think I'm into fancy dress?!
Thank you for that. Years ago on this site I was a lone Leaver opposing all the way May's deal and I was being told by fellow Leavers time and again we wouldn't get anything more to my liking because there were not enough MPs in Parliament to facilitate that.
Well as it happened there were. Labour, LDs, TIG etc take a bow - by marching through the lobbies with Steve Baker etc look what you have brought about. I thank you for it.
Deal is certain. Not a single day of "WTO" will there be. No Deal is not a Real World option for the UK.
Please trust me. I wouldn't keep saying it if I didn't know.
https://scitechdaily.com/new-testing-shows-masks-not-enough-to-stop-covid-19s-spread-without-social-distancing/
The most interesting thing on TV at the moment is The Professionals on ITV4.
I like typos/spelling mistakes that then spell something else if it's silly enough to make me laugh. Like the fairly common "Bare with me"; I always want to, and occasionally do, reply, "You think we should both get naked?!"
Pressure by the third reading would've been significant.
On the other hand, Corbyn...
It’s just a minute and a half long. But it makes things pretty clear
https://youtu.be/z7qZhlrbcB8
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-33688822
They left with their bus fare home.
France is throwing its weight around. Not just on this, but on lorries too.
Which is odd, given over 2/3rds of them stuck in Kent are Europeans - who want to get home for Christmas and definitely have votes in EU countries too.
We're the UK, not Norway or Iceland. Our economy is totally different, much larger, bigger and more global, and so is the realpolitik on top too with defence, security and data.
Our Deal was always going to be bespoke.
He's holding out.
Just sayin'
Can you really not understand that?
Then, he turns into a rabid, foam-flecked gesticulating euronutter.
And I wasn't one of them, I voted remain
I'll grant you the other two categories, but you need to add to them anyone who voted for Corbyn.
Personally, I see all forms of Brexit as crap, so don't really distinguish between Mays crap deal, BoZos crap Deal or a crap No Deal. There was no need for Remainers to support any of them.
I appreciate Brexiteers want to spread the blame to Blair, or Cameron, or Swinson or whatever bogeyman they choose, but it simply doesn't wash. They voted for it and should own it.
The deal will also not be agreed now before the end of the year. While EU Council might give a deal the nod this month, the EU parliament won't. In this scenario, there is a strong possibility of a period of No Deal, which could last for weeks before they ratify the Deal, if they ever do.
To be clear, a Deal is only about avoiding tariffs. Border checks will kick in on January 1st. Permanent border chaos will start from that date.
I do however agree with @Kinabalu that No Deal is unsustainable. There will be a deal that accepts the EU's terms. It's a question of when.
Cameron remain the best Prime Minister, apart from the very special case of Maggie, for at least a half century, in the sense that he ran the country and the government better than any other PM. It's completely absurd to blame him for decisions made by others - not least, voters.
Theres some big, playing God decisions to be made isn’t there 😲