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Originally posted by Denis Irwin Denis Irwin wrote:

Imagine she walked and revoked Art.50 at the same time LOL
The thought crossed my mind earlier. It would be the ultimate two fingers to all those who tried to stab her in the back and salvage her reputation, at least with a large section of the population. It isn't that preposterous.
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I wonder will she just walk ? Not sure that is her style. 
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But it can’t happen that way, legally. The Miller case would kybosh it unless it goes through Parliament, so an announcement like that could be quickly displaced.
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

But it can’t happen that way, legally. The Miller case would kybosh it unless it goes through Parliament, so an announcement like that could be quickly displaced.

Have seen elsewhere suggestions she could 
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I had thought she would have to go through parliament to revoke also.
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Originally posted by Denis Irwin Denis Irwin wrote:

Rumours that May will make a statement in Downing St. at 8pm


News of this was officially broken by Varadkar. The amount of hostility for him and Ireland on twitter for butting into their affairs is something to behold. Would May have asked him to let that information out or was his acting off the cuff?
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Originally posted by Denis Irwin Denis Irwin wrote:

Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

But it can’t happen that way, legally. The Miller case would kybosh it unless it goes through Parliament, so an announcement like that could be quickly displaced.

Have seen elsewhere suggestions she could 

One might do it, but in practice it can be set aside. It would be a pointless exercise.
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

But it can’t happen that way, legally. The Miller case would kybosh it unless it goes through Parliament, so an announcement like that could be quickly displaced.
No, but she can put forward a vote on doing so as a parting gift. It would be a massive dilemma for individual MP's, I doubt it could pass, but it might be her way of releasing the frustration of the past few years and taking a principled stand on departure.
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

But it can’t happen that way, legally. The Miller case would kybosh it unless it goes through Parliament, so an announcement like that could be quickly displaced.
No, but she can put forward a vote on doing so as a parting gift. It would be a massive dilemma for individual MP's, I doubt it could pass, but it might be her way of releasing the frustration of the past few years and taking a principled stand on departure.

But that would only be a vote, which again would depend entirely on the political will, and wouldn’t amount to revocation.

It really depends on how May views Brexit, and she has not really come across as wanting to avoid the inevitability at all costs.
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

But it can’t happen that way, legally. The Miller case would kybosh it unless it goes through Parliament, so an announcement like that could be quickly displaced.
No, but she can put forward a vote on doing so as a parting gift. It would be a massive dilemma for individual MPs, I doubt it could pass, but it might be her way of releasing the frustration of the past few years and taking a principled stand on departure.

But that would only be a vote, which again would depend entirely on the political will, and wouldn’t amount to revocation.

It really depends on how May views Brexit, and she has not really come across as wanting to avoid the inevitability at all costs.
Well, it is often forgotten that she was never in favour of Brexit and has spent her entire time as PM trying to appease Brexiteers. It isn't beyond the realms of fantasy, although skirting very close to it, that she might decide to give them a parting shot.

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Interestingly Tusk didn't rule out a longer term extension.
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What are the chances of Jeremy Beadle coming into Brussels the night of Thursday 28th March whipping off a Theresa May costume and telling everyone that Brexit was just a wind up on everyone?  The real Theresa May walks out in stiches of laughter and Donald Tusk points at her shouting ''I f**king knew it had to be a wind-up!''and swears before breaking into laughter.  Then March 29th Beadle has May and Tusk back at the itv studio laughing off the whole episode before Beadle says to the audience ''give Donald and the EU a big round of applause for being such great sports.'' Cue crowd cheering and applauding.

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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

But it can’t happen that way, legally. The Miller case would kybosh it unless it goes through Parliament, so an announcement like that could be quickly displaced.
No, but she can put forward a vote on doing so as a parting gift. It would be a massive dilemma for individual MPs, I doubt it could pass, but it might be her way of releasing the frustration of the past few years and taking a principled stand on departure.

But that would only be a vote, which again would depend entirely on the political will, and wouldn’t amount to revocation.

It really depends on how May views Brexit, and she has not really come across as wanting to avoid the inevitability at all costs.
Well, it is often forgotten that she was never in favour of Brexit and has spent her entire time as PM trying to appease Brexiteers. It isn't beyond the realms of fantasy, although skirting very close to it, that she might decide to give them a parting shot.


She was a Remainer, that is true. As was appeasing Brexiteers. However, I think the appetite for Brexit has been sufficient to avoid any moves to stop it on a whim. I also feels she knows it would be legally difficult.
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

But it can’t happen that way, legally. The Miller case would kybosh it unless it goes through Parliament, so an announcement like that could be quickly displaced.
No, but she can put forward a vote on doing so as a parting gift. It would be a massive dilemma for individual MPs, I doubt it could pass, but it might be her way of releasing the frustration of the past few years and taking a principled stand on departure.

But that would only be a vote, which again would depend entirely on the political will, and wouldn’t amount to revocation.

It really depends on how May views Brexit, and she has not really come across as wanting to avoid the inevitability at all costs.
Well, it is often forgotten that she was never in favour of Brexit and has spent her entire time as PM trying to appease Brexiteers. It isn't beyond the realms of fantasy, although skirting very close to it, that she might decide to give them a parting shot.


She was a Remainer, that is true. As was appeasing Brexiteers. However, I think the appetite for Brexit has been sufficient to avoid any moves to stop it on a whim. I also feels she knows it would be legally difficult.
It is highly unlikely, I just wouldn't rule it out. It would be straight from the mind of Armando Iannucci! Her patience must be completely gone with the Brexiteers though.
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Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by Het-field Het-field wrote:

But it can’t happen that way, legally. The Miller case would kybosh it unless it goes through Parliament, so an announcement like that could be quickly displaced.
No, but she can put forward a vote on doing so as a parting gift. It would be a massive dilemma for individual MPs, I doubt it could pass, but it might be her way of releasing the frustration of the past few years and taking a principled stand on departure.

But that would only be a vote, which again would depend entirely on the political will, and wouldn’t amount to revocation.

It really depends on how May views Brexit, and she has not really come across as wanting to avoid the inevitability at all costs.
Well, it is often forgotten that she was never in favour of Brexit and has spent her entire time as PM trying to appease Brexiteers. It isn't beyond the realms of fantasy, although skirting very close to it, that she might decide to give them a parting shot.


She was a Remainer, that is true. As was appeasing Brexiteers. However, I think the appetite for Brexit has been sufficient to avoid any moves to stop it on a whim. I also feels she knows it would be legally difficult.
It is highly unlikely, I just wouldn't rule it out. It would be straight from the mind of Armando Iannucci! Her patience must be completely gone with the Brexiteers though.

Totally. And I think any efforts on the part of leavers to stare down the EU until the final moments as it would be one of the most monumentally stupid political approaches ever taken. The DUP may well be a lost cause but those numbers could conceivably be made up elsewhere.
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Statement due soon from May......
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To nobody's great surprise it was complete bollox 
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She's basically just got up there and said "Brexit means Brexit" again !
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