British Indy: What Happens Now?

There is a sense that May could be given a fig leaf tonight.

The pound rallied after German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that European Union President Jean-Claude Juncker had made a “very important” offer to the U.K. on Brexit.
Sterling was on course to snap seven days of declines, its longest losing streak since August, following the sign of a concession from the European side ahead of a U.K. Parliament vote on the Brexit deal Tuesday. Facing defeat by lawmakers, Prime Minister Theresa May is said to be considering all options including an aspirational motion setting out a deal they would be prepared to support.

“The pound is up sharply as it appears Juncker has made an important offer to the U.K.,” said Neil Jones, head of foreign-exchange sales at Mizuho Bank. “It could help May to get enough support, but she does not have time at the moment.”

 

I think Junker offered to stop drinking and this will reduce the U.K's aid to the eu to help out with his bar bill down from £39 billion to £8 billion

 

Chance of a No Deal = 7.4 = 13.5% = 27:1 ... any of the Brexiters on here having a bet? @noobie @Loz @Exige You could get a good return on your stake if you are right.

Thought not.

 

No, he liked my post.

(I’m not 100% sure he followed the link though)

 

37% of the population voted to leave, not 52%

 

Dave,how would you feel if the Referendum,(voted for by the vast majority of MP,who stood on a manifesto promise to uphold the result),had gone the other way,but MPs chose to ignore it and still took the country out?
Would you be “thankful” that democracy had been ignored?
The poll of polls from January that you pasted-why do you think that is more accurate than the individual polls taken by newspapers as recently as last week?

 

I can see how this illustrates how the EU view us.

With the number of loose ends in the UK they don't have to play their cards right to achieve what they want. In fact they it looks like we're playing their cards for them and they're still in front.

Lets see how this week goes. Deadline what deadline.

TB

 

tbh, you wouldnt be the first britnat to attemp to interpret it as everything other than wantng out the UK in the event of brexit, no deal or otherwise.
52 and 53% at the time of asking want out the uk in the event of brexit

 

of course it did. but the polling was panelbase
i know you would rather run with the DM over Panama. but, thats not gonna reflect well on public oppinion up here.

 

If polls and bookies are your remainer tools of trade, it might explain a lot

Let me help you with real figures that actually matter https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/eu_referendum/results

 

I think you have just confirmed Dave’s thesis that you are not being honest with yourself. No one campaigned for WTO. Davis, Farage, Mogg, Fox, Johnson all said a deal would be the quickest and easiest in history. They also said the EU will backdown in the backstop. Can’t see that happening.

29/3 BREXIT with no deals still my prediction. Has been for months

 

It's not that fin, it's more the panelbase poll is is based on 1002 people, I thought Scotland's population was 5.4 million have people left?

 

I think the phrase, the EU will back down at the last minute has been used so often now that on principle the EU will stick to there guns, no mater what's at stake, just to prove a point.

 

According to eminent legal experts,Sir Bill Cash ,(lawyer),Theresa May when asked by Bill Cash,the Clerk to the House of Commons and many others,it is true.
So naturally,remoaners claim it is false.
The only way an extension to Article 50 can be granted is if there is a chance of a genuine deal being negotiated.
This will require the unanimous agreement of the 27,(Italy/Hungary could help us out by refusing but I doubt they will),and the awful WA would have to be passed.
So stand by for Corbyn the life long EU hater to whip the liebour party into accepting her deal so we don’t leave the way Cameron said we would.

 

yip, thats how polls work.
but if the one nation torys get their way there will only be 4.million pensioners left by the end of the next decade.

 

for yer typical britnat? yes. i agree.