Are you ready for Brexit

Location
Devon
I think he's going to do it , nobody knows how , which is why he will .

I hope he does get us out at the end of the month!

But I somehow doubt he will as Labour etc will vote down any deal he gets with the EU and I cannot see many other ways with the current benn surrender law how he can get us out with no deal!

Only way I can see no deal happening is if a VONC is called in the next 2 weeks and he loses it and then until either we have a GE or Corbyn forms a unity government no one will have the power to stop a no deal by default!
 

bobk

Member
Location
stafford
I hope he does get us out at the end of the month!

But I somehow doubt he will as Labour etc will vote down any deal he gets with the EU and I cannot see many other ways with the current benn surrender law how he can get us out with no deal!

Only way I can see no deal happening is if a VONC is called in the next 2 weeks and he loses it and then until either we have a GE or Corbyn forms a unity government no one will have the power to stop a no deal by default!
We'll have a better idea by saturday
 

neilo

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Montgomeryshire
I hope he does get us out at the end of the month!

But I somehow doubt he will as Labour etc will vote down any deal he gets with the EU and I cannot see many other ways with the current benn surrender law how he can get us out with no deal!

Only way I can see no deal happening is if a VONC is called in the next 2 weeks and he loses it and then until either we have a GE or Corbyn forms a unity government no one will have the power to stop a no deal by default!

Personally, I hope he does manage to pull something out of the bag (which will likely closely resemble Teresa May’s deal, with a few added frills), so we can actually trade on decent terms during the period when long term trading arrangements are sorted out.
If he doesn’t, then I am fully behind anything that prevents the gung-ho ‘feck ‘em all’ no-deal scenario which would cause serious hardship for almost everyone involved (particularly) in the sheep sector. However, the delay involved in stopping his ‘die in a ditch’ option will clearly just prolong the uncertainty which is making any kind of planning near impossible.

Anything less than pulling off a last minute deal will leave the Tory party out of power for a very long time, imho.
 

bobk

Member
Location
stafford
Personally, I hope he does manage to pull something out of the bag (which will likely closely resemble Teresa May’s deal, with a few added frills), so we can actually trade on decent terms during the period when long term trading arrangements are sorted out.
If he doesn’t, then I am fully behind anything that prevents the gung-ho ‘feck ‘em all’ no-deal scenario which would cause serious hardship for almost everyone involved (particularly) in the sheep sector. However, the delay involved in stopping his ‘die in a ditch’ option will clearly just prolong the uncertainty which is making any kind of planning near impossible.

Anything less than pulling off a last minute deal will leave the Tory party out of power for a very long time, imho.

Oh , go on , feck em . they need us and everyone knows it
 

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