Brexit Horror: Disaster for May and Brussels as exit deal TROUNCED. Now what?

Posted by DanielS on Wednesday, 13 March 2019 06:00.

Brexit Horror: Remainers plot take-over.

NOW WHAT?! Disaster for May and Brussels as exit deal TROUNCED

Daily Express, 12 May 2019:

PRIME Minister Theresa May’s Brexit deal has been rejected by the House of Commons with a 149 majority leaving the future of Britain’s exit from the bloc in complete turmoil.

A hoarse-sounding Mrs May suffered a defeat of 242/391 with a majority of 149 at tonight’s meaningful vote on her deal. She had lost her voice after a late-night flight to Strasbourg to demand concessions on her deal with European Commission president Jean Claude Juncker last night. Though it was not enough to win over both hard-line Brexiteers and MPs that back a People’s Vote. MPs could now vote to delay Brexit following an amendment by Labour’s Yvette Cooper, tabled last month, allowing them to do so.

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Mrs May also said that “voting against a deal does not solve the issues we face”.

European Commission president Mr Juncker had already warned that if MPs turned down the package agreed in Strasbourg on Monday, there would be “no third chance” to renegotiate.

MPs will vote tomrorow on whether they want to leave the European Union without a Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration - a no-deal Brexit.

Should MPs reject that, there will be another vote on whether Parliament wants to seek an extension to Article 50 - delaying the UK’s departure beyond the current March 29 deadline.

But Mrs May stressed that would not resolve the divisions in the Commons and could instead hand Brussels the power to set conditions on the kind of Brexit on offer “or even moving to a second referendum”.

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Posted by Parliament rules-out no Brexit deal on Wed, 13 Mar 2019 21:02 | #

Daily Telegraph, “Why extending Article 50 looks inevitable - and the consequences of delaying Brexit”, 13 Mar 2019:

Britain’s Parliament backs an amendment ruling out a no-deal Brexit at any point 312-308.

Posted by mancinblack on Wed, 13 Mar 2019 22:24 | #

Brexit is indeed FUBAR. However, as I understand it, all 27 member states would have to agree to an extension of article 50 . If just one member state uses a veto then Britain would have to leave on March 29th come what May. Will either Poland, Italy or Hungary do the decent thing?

Posted by Procrastinations for Remainers on Fri, 15 Mar 2019 19:39 | #

Mark Collett discusses Theresa May’s Remainer position and her meeting with bankers to reassure them before procrastination over Article 50 in order to buy them time.

Collett is plainly wrong in his historical digression that it was “senseless” to oppose Hitler, however, he gives a good account of Banker’s deal with May and Parliament to effect a procrastination ruse, that could have kept Britain in limbo - in fact, in a worse position in relation to the EU - indefinitely.

Find out the truth about Brexit and how British Parliament has conspired to deny the will of the people.

Brexit being so closely tied to Farage, Ukip and its banking connections always gave it the ring of a banker’s game.

The “backstop proposal” (flexibility on UK/EU borders) would be permanent if Britain and the EU couldn’t come to an agreement. Thus, Britain could be subject to the EU’s terms indefinitely; and the deal could have left Britain in a worse position with regard to the EU because it would have no EU representation.

Posted by mancinblack on Sat, 16 Mar 2019 01:20 | #

Ten minutes into Collett’s talk and he’s wrong already. Edward Heath took Britain into the Common Market on 1st January 1973. Labour won the 1974 General Election with a commitment to hold a Referendum on Britain’s continued membership. On the 5th June 1975, the country voted to remain in the Common Market. It’s important to get the simplest of facts right, otherwise some people (moi, par exemple) will switch off. I shall listen to the rest of it though.

Those who would later say “I thought it was only about trade” were paying insufficient attention, frankly. Okay, I was studying politics at the time and had more reason to pay greater attention than the average man in the street. I had also held many discussions with fellow students from other European countries, who were enthusiastic about what they referred to as the “European project”. The talk was of a European brotherhood and an end to war.

Posted by Katya on Fri, 22 Mar 2019 10:06 | #

Russia’s Connection To Brexit Is ‘Opaque And Complicated,’ Journalist Says, NPR, 21 Mar 2019:

Katya Banks

While there are entirely legitimate interests for Britain to leave the E.U., The Russian Federation has had an interest and potential significant influence on the leave campaign as well.

Posted by control of Brexit taken away from May on Tue, 26 Mar 2019 09:57 | #

Last night, MP’s too control of Brexit away from Theresa May

Independent, “Brexit news - live: General election looms as Theresa May calls cabinet talks after MPs leave her EU exit plan in chaos”, 15 minutes ago:

Theresa May’s Brexit strategy has been left in disarray and her leadership under threat after three of her ministers resigned and MPs dramatically voted to take control of the process from the government.

A total of 30 Tory MPs defied the party whip and supported a cross-party amendment which will allow MPs to potentially dictate the business of the House of Commons.

The move could pave the way for a “softer” deal that keeps Britain closer to the European Union, as ministers warned of the prospect of a third UK general election in four years.

KEY POINTS

Government could ignore Commons decision on Brexit, minister says

MPs take control of Brexit as cabinet warns of general election

Minister who resigned last night says revoking Article 50 and fresh referendum ‘on the table’

80 per cent of voters think government has handled Brexit badly, poll finds.