2 days to go. So are you leaving in the end? :hipster:
The EU extended the departure date to April 12th or some time around there. So weāre sticking around for the time being 
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Ok so weāre not getting a no deal Brexit, weāre not cancelling Brexit, weāre not going with Mays deal and the EU isnāt going to negotiate a new deal.
Does that mean Brexit limbo in perpetuity?
It was a cheated vote anyways, the Leave campaign broke numerous rules. Also they have actual ties to Russia re. collusion, not the fake ones over the Atlantic.
If the media were inclined to report it that ways, you could even have had momentum behind voiding the vote.
But the BBCās political agenda is set by Tories these days so no diceā¦
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SM & CU is alot softer than Mayās deal, and greater harmonisation allows a path back to back to full memebership for the UK down the line.
EU would take that all day long
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I thought the problem with the EU Negotiation stuff was more Theresa Mayās refusal to budge on her āred linesā (FoM, etc).
I can see the EU being open to re-negotiations if the UK starts taking this a tad bit seriously.
So if the hardline Brexiteers vote for her deal itās to get rid of her and not to deliver their vision of Brexit? 
What dumb cunt is going to be stupid enough to take over.
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Rumours were Michael Gove as acting Prime Minister
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Gove, Johnson, Leadsom, Javid, Lidington?
Iāll be weary with that question, for there are plenty of ādumb cuntā to go around 
Was more of a rhetorical one folks. 
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Torys should be finished now. Donāt care about brexit just being PM
Shame the opposition is so poor. 
People have been banging on about this for ages. Itās a perfectly fair point, except no one with sense would void the vote because the people who voted didnāt cheat. They just voted. Plus there is no indication they have shifted views based on these facts. If anything they have hardened. Quite simply voiding a democratic vote is just a really bad idea.
Also want to add that Iām really worried for this country. If May gets her deal over the line, then the national outrage is going to reach unknown heights. Good news is it will finish the Tories, but the cost will be the growth of something worse. So many people just want to leave, and they won, and their wish is being stolen by parliament. Itās going to be a lethal blow to democracy. I just donāt get the feeling this will be just another political disappointment.
There were 17m+ voted leave without any defined parameters. How do you know most of them arenāt perfectly happy with Mays deal?