erolz66 wrote:Am kind of curious as to Cyprusgrump's view on Johnson's statement that a no deal exit 'would be a failure' ? Seems / feels to me like a softening of his previous position and may be preparing to put a variant of TM deals back to parliament again ?
Seems like Farage has the same 'suspicion' I had. He has tweeted
The Boris bravado has disappeared in Dublin, saying NO Deal would be a "failure of statecraft". He is now going all out for Mrs May's "deal", with Northern Ireland to be hived off from the rest of the UK.
Which again leaves me wondering, if Johnson does present May's deal again and if it does this time get majority support and go through, will 'leavers' accept
this result ? It is clear Farage would not but I am wondering would Cyprusgrump ? Would Londonrake ? For my part, even though I think it is the 2nd worst way for the UK to leave the EU (after a no deal / clean break, call it what you will, exit) I would accept it as democratically valid if it secures a majority in the commons. As I have said previously many times before in regards to any form of leaving the EU that can get such a majority, including a no deal / clean break exit. So Londonrake care to share your opinion as to if such a means of implementing the referendum result and leaving the EU is one you would also consider democratically valid ? Cyprusgrump ?