You say that again, after all I wrote last time, with links to actual articles to support my point. As expected you completely ignore it and continue to sound like a broken record. Sad. After I wrote my last reply, I came across this curious ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

If you want a reply, write more coherently. I know you can do it, even though it might be hard for you.

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

I already explained it before, here it is again for you: Quote -> I like no deal for many reasons of my own, but I understand it is not the majority preference. Yet I believe it is the likely outcome as of now because it is the default option. Any ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

So, you got your precious referendum, and you won. And what? You blew it. You have no better option than what you had before, and the end game is on. Even your brexiteer mob starts to get it, finally. May just signed the order to start preparing for ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

How presumptuous. Brexit will for sure remake UK political landscape, no deal - radically so. Don't you get it why I want you to crash out with no deal? Because the Brexiteers will have their heads off on spikes by an angry mob whose livelihoods and ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

No one feels conned? Here is one who does: url . Oh....and another one: url Oh, I agree about that. Savvy as con men, no? Great, exactly the point I was making. The UK mainstream political establishment made the referendum happen. Thank you for ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

You will see what exactly? You had a referendum only because the Conservative party made it happen. They voted it through, they voted the bill to pay for it and moved the state machine to conduct it. Which is why Brexit is proceeding in the ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

No, the 313 to 312 vote of "the bill to prevent no deal Brexit". It is about no deal continuing to be the most likely way Brexit will proceed by.

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

I fail to see the point of such an incoherent statement. My comment was about May's letter requesting a short extension. The idea was it is not a sincere effort to conclude the negotiations productively. I also said Tusk's counter offer of a long ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

True, I can't. But a UK politican can, and he/she probably did. That's how you oversell things in a con job, which is what the whole Brexit campaign was. Ah yes. The direct democracy fantasy. Wouldn't it be nice for "the people" to have a vote, snap ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

Yes, that one. The deal that gave Britain "special status" (quoting media articles from that time). Just a few things can be mentioned: - guaranteed exemption from further political integration - emergency break on east european immigrants to claim ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

A referendum is powerful only when binding. In UK's parliamentary monarchy, it is not. It just isn't. If UK had a proper constitution that sets it out, your claim may have had some truth to it. Perhaps this should have been sorted out before trying ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

Thank goodness. Britain, still fully loaded with Brexiteer plague, back in the EU? So part of my taxes will go to pay the salary of that Nigel F* as a MEP? Hell no! I am sure you have seen those Remoaners carrying placards "The best deal is the one ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

Oh, here I agree. No deal not only is not an extreme view, but also the most likely outcome. 1 vote majority, remember? Just a desperate attempt to shift the blame to EU, to which Tusk's offer of today was the correct response. I think UK needs the ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

The winner doesn't have to, but they might find it beneficial to do so. In any case, it is a flawed analogy, because the referendum had a single, binary issue. There is not much choice there, nor scope for the spectrum of policies a regular ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

Here we agree - racism of the British was a silly thing to invoke here, even if for purposes of irony "

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

"We" are not overlooking anything. UK is a parliamentary monarchy, not a direct democracy. As you said before, all referendums in UK are non-binding. It is up to the political parties, government and Parliament to decide. I know Brexiteers ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

Irony appreciated! A comment in similar vein: the racist half must all be Remoaners. The glorious Brexiteers, rallied around the battle cry of cutting immigration from EU - that is, not wanting people of their own race coming in - can't possibly be ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

I am aware of it, hence the situation is pat, hence no deal remains the most likely outcome. The vote in the UK parliament was a meaningless gesture. And the meager 1 vote margin says the UK Parliamentary majority is fully comfortable with no deal, ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'

No, participation in EU elections is the problem. This may make no deal the better long term option for some EU leaders, particularly E. Macron. May may ask Tusk about extension, Tusk may say something, but in the end it is the 27 heads of ...

Brexit: EU's Donald Tusk 'suggests 12-month flexible delay'