Or of course

a yet unannounced method

It was a bill sent through parl in a few days don't forget

Mistakes happen when you rush

the supreme court can make things up as it goes along now, so thats how theyd stop him

I really don't think the EU is going to accept the deal Boris has proposed

Why is chat dead?

uk politics 11pm

They won't use the civil contingencies act

And I'm pretty sure neither the EU nor parliament will accept Boris's deal on account of it not being "remain in the eu"

https://casereports.bmj.com/content/bmjcr/12/10/e232363.full.pdf

😂

Not too sure where to put this, but I found a book called The Dream of Rome written by Boris while looking for some books to buy. To quote Wikipedia it “discusses how the Roman Empire achieved political and cultural unity in Europe, and compares it to the failure of the European Union to do the same. “

@₳ U T U M N 🦋 first paragraph in - it looks like the person was brainwashed and is waking up

Holy crap, Vee cracks me up https://youtu.be/U5yATPj2Cwo

I know it's a stretch, but it sort of fits in the UK politics bucket

That thumbnail is the graphical equivalent of Jeremy's video titles

Just in case the video is tl;dw for anyone, the best part is when Vee says that he thinks Misty from Pokemon is a skank at the end

Boris' deal is arse, what a surprise

I haven't gone through it completely, but does it get us out of the eu proper?

Well it gets the mainland out of the single market and customs union.

Yes it does and then gives stormont a decision on whether they want in or out of EU goods standards etc

But NI would be out of the customs union

It is a compromise on both sides

But the EU think it will leave them trapped by stormont

Funny how the shoe gets on the other foot isnt it

Haha,

Yes EU, that's why we didn't want May's deal, funny how that works

It would keep NI in the UK customs area

And use trusted trader schemes etc for trade between NI and I

However NI would align themselves with EU goods standards

They can vote every 4 years (stormont) if they want to continue the arrangement or not

Which starts 4 years after the transistion period which ends in 2021

Sounds alright to me

It gets the UK out

It gives NI a say

And it doesn't put up a hard border between the irelands

However it gives the EU little hope of unilaterally pulling our

So they won't like it

Funny that

some people might see it as putting NI into the EU .. some people will look at it as putting RoI into the UK customs union... thats usually what happens in compromises... none of the extremes are happy