Yes I do, but there are "ways around" the Benn Act are there not?

In reality, no, and there are easy steps that the opposition can take to avert a no deal brexit anyway

right

What if our extension is vetoed?

You ever hear of "Prepare for the worst, hope for the best" Eccles?

Or is it allways just doom and gloom

We've been through this

there are ways, it just depends if they can fly

and yes one is a veto

So what are the other ways? I heard something about him deliberately fucking the letter up in some way

If the extension is vetoed, they call a vote of no confidence and oust Boris with a short-term government whose sole job will be to revoke article 50 and call and election

Maybe but there is legal issues with that afaik

If they can actually agree on anything

once again

Way too pessimistic

or optimistic

depending

Hate to say it but what Eccles said sounds damn fucking plausible lol

Not when you keep track of the situation

Of course it's plausible. It's also electoral suicide for Labour/Lib Dems, but it does fuck brexit up

Every other party cant agree on who they want

and they dont want to compromise

However lots of things are plausible

doesnt mean its probable

Doesn't matter

It would be so narrow that it doesn't matter who leads it

@Joshu if you pray to **BREXIT** long enough unicorns become real

🙏🏿

If extension is vetoed, then won't tories be on top in the polls? They'd get in with a majority

Beause we'd be on track to leave on the 31st still

But that's the point

Boris doesn't need to get us out by oct 31st on chicanery and things of dubious legal status

A GNU

need the tory rebels

JC doesnt get that for one

ALl he needs to do is get the extension and get the election

labour wont vote for anyone but JC

Then there is the other parties

So I doubt a VONC can work

If he forces the oppositions hands with chicanery, he's likely to lose his prime ministership AND brexit will be cancelled resetting the clock to 0 again, and we would be unlikely to get either a brexit pm to replace him, and certainly not someone with the election power of boris

SO while it's tempting for Boris to do something madladdish, it's imprudent