Kikapu wrote:Time has come to compare Brexit to the legal jargon of a “mistrial” if it were a court case, because it is at a standstill and cannot move forward with a deal/no deal deliberations. The referendum gave the go ahead with the “trial”, but there cannot be a conclusion, which means, Brexit needs to be tried again, but with a new referendum to give it the go ahead it needs, and if not, the case will remain open for the foreseeable future and the status quo continues.
my brexshitter friends claim the people opposing no-deal have no plans. they also show lack of understanding by claiming we are all remainers. in fact one achievement of manchild is the uniting of all those who oppose no-deal to one aim.
now here is the plan.
step one - wait till 19th of october.
step two - have a look at what manchild has done to that point. he should have done two things.
1. bring back a deal
2. if he has no deal apply for an extension.
step three - ask for a no-confidence motion which by this point they wil lwin as all 21 tory mps have already said if manchild comes back without a deal they will support a no-confidence motion.
having removed manchild come to an arrangement to select a new pm just to extend and call for an election.
labour has promissed that if they win they will negotiate a softer brexit and put it to the people with the other choice being remain.
if this is no plan i feel sorry for them. no plan is the brexit plan. after 3 years we still have no plan.