Hmm, maybe.

Rhetoric is right, that's for sure

I think the EU are pretty certain not accepting this deal will lead to a no deal

I disagree

I don't know man, there has so far been no attempt to soften the language on no deal

Or the possibility

At all

Usually that will happen if they are preparing to disappoint

Also have parl scrambling to act quickly

Trying to force an extension sooner

As if they are scared or know something

Of they were confident they would just wait until the 31st doing nothing

And then call a GE when boris is at his weakest

There would be no need for no confidence at all

It still doesn't change the 'surrender bill' in the UK

There is a few ways around it already identified. However it was a hastily written bill voted through fast

Very little time for ammendments

And to correct mistakes

There's still no support for a no-deal

They will just make another hastily written bill

And push that through

Then they can ammmend it, if they choose

Why haven't they though? They haven't even asked bercow to take over again

I imagine they will after the deal is voted on by parliament

They are just fighting amoung themselves about a GNU or labour no confidence

I wouldn't be surprised if something was ready to be submitted to the speaker

As a contingency plan

In the same way I wouldn't be surprised if the tories had something up their sleeve

You don't see the level of disorganisation or panic amoung the boris bunch

True, though that could just be the whip keeping them in line

We'll have to see tbh

I mean not even the cabinet

The shadow cabinet is in panic mode

And fighting with the ldm constantly

And once again pushing for a VONC

What is the point if it is sown up

fully agree with sargons labour video

f u c k labour, theyre awful

every time you think they've reached the final hurdle and achieved full hypocrisy, they pull out something new

Well, the governmental cabinate generally is quite unified in public

>Watching Sargon