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Now the main motion, as amended. It seems to me that this is effectively the same vote as the first amendment vote.
Ayes to the right - 321
Noes to the left - 278
The UK Parliament is opposed to leaving the EU without a deal, ever, with the recognition that the only way a no deal Brexit can be stopped is to either agree a deal with the EU27, or to revoke Article 50 and therefore revoke Brexit.
So that went about as expected. Next will be the extension request vote tomorrow.
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Now the main motion, as amended. It seems to me that this is effectively the same vote as the first amendment vote.
Ayes to the right - 321
Noes to the left - 278
The UK Parliament is opposed to leaving the EU without a deal, ever, with the recognition that the only way a no deal Brexit can be stopped is to either agree a deal with the EU27, or to revoke Article 50 and therefore revoke Brexit.
So that went about as expected. Next will be the extension request vote tomorrow.
It doesn't mean that Malthouse mmoght not yet come to be, as the alternatives are looking less likey.
Unless May can get her deal through then it's either Malthouse, a Hard Brexit or one of the other options which are really No Brexit.
So after the amendment taking no deal off the table in any circumstances passed May whipped against her own motion but lost since it still passed lol!
You don't understand. It was meaningless. No Deal is still the Default UNLESS the EU agrees to some sort of change and at this point they have said they won't.
After the events of tonight I think it's clear May is now supporting no deal.
We have suspected this for some time. And I'm still going with the playing with the flute thing too. IMO, she's poisoned the well to almost insure the only choice is going to be either No Deal or no BRexit.
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This is a great summary of what's really happening.
My gut says that May really wants a "no deal" BRexit and that's she's playing them like a flute. But at face value, nobody believes this including myself. It's going to be very interesting to see if the goverment bureaucrats backed by the globalists usurp what the voters voted for.
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You don't understand. It was meaningless. No Deal is still the Default UNLESS the EU agrees to some sort of change and at this point they have said they won't.
I understand everything but you feel the need to continue to insult me for some reason by saying I don’t. As the UK Speaker would say, that is most discourteous.
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