EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

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mashton

Given that the UK powers-that-be have failed to successfully perform a single positive act with respect to Brexit in the last two years, it seems to me that the outcome that eventuates by inaction is the one most likely to come to pass.

I firmly suspect that we will leave with no deal, due to prevarication, squabbling, disinformation, arrogance and bloody mindedness.

Yay.

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in reply to @mashton

I think it's possible. But I think it would be a result of Theresa May denying parliament a say through democratic skulduggery. I still have some faith in both parliament and the EU.

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branwen in reply to @

This still assumes that Parliament can somehow revoke Article 50 and say actually we don't want to leave. Pessimistically I would imagine the EU will say That's it times up and out we go, regardless of if we want to or not

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