France, Hungary or Italy are the most likely to veto it if any

Can he veto himself though

nope

That would be a next level move

"This case highlighted just one of the difficulties faced by non-traditional families living in today's society, where the law as it stands can feel antiquated and sits at odds with the realities of modern life. "

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Good.

Even if he technically could do that, he'd violate the surrender act by doing so.

only the 27 can veto anyway

At this point i wouldnt be against nuking Brussels

At this point the noises coming from the oppositions are that they'll require a second referendum as a cost of calling a GE

how islamophobic of you

At which point it's all over

Just cancel Brexit and ask for more powers from the EU

kek

Easy.

Best of both worlds

That already got tried and failed, Muten

Cameron asked already

they refused

that is why the referendum went ahead

Cameron, a staunch remainer

I imagine it would be different if Boris were negotiating it

He asked for renegotiation because he was afraid of UKIP

that didn't work

You aren't going to be able to get necessary powers back from EU

Sorry

so he had to go for referendum

At the threat of a no deal? Sure you are @Eccles

Yes, Nathan, i'm sure

You don't understand. They simply refused to _do_ any renegotiation of the EU treaty

The EU cannot operate if they grant UK dispensation like that - everyone will then demand it

And even I appreciate that

and they don't want UK in EU anyway, because UK would hinder their plans for 4th reich

They want UK's cash and markets

France especially wants UK out

France originally vetoed us joining

And now they're desperate to keep us in

nah France are aren.t massively keen on us staying

They are due to the economic factors

but they don't want us to crash out with the deal