May loses Brexit vote - what happens next?
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2019
- This is the moment MPs voted resoundingly against the prime minister's Brexit deal by 432 votes to 202. We analyse what this could mean for Theresa May, the government and for the future of Brexit.
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this is better then watching a mexican novela.....getting the popcorn brb!
I know Westminster parliamentary debates can be so fun! Americans have no idea what they're missing! 😆😆
@@yegfreethinker True.
I am hooked and i'm not even british.
Best reality show ever.
@Louis Skolnik Same here. Don't forget his ties 😁
Love it. The MP's should be made to wear sombreros in the house, based on this comment. Tacos all round in the cafeteria. Jalapeños up their behinds.
@Steve Tyler If you've gathered this impression, Steve, Bercow needs to be fired for not doing his job impartially. The Queen should march in and slug him with The Mace.
I observed history today. This is massive!!!
Agreed!
May got a paddling?
Did it smell though ?
Or flush ?
@Sheldon Gray too be honest... not very... i would not be shocked if it's forgotten in a week and changed very little.
This is actually rather simple. Britain was never really in a position to dictate anything to the EU. It's like when you end your Netflix subscription and then try to negotiate whether you can still access certain content for less of a fee. It makes no sense. The unpopular reality is, no matter who you send to Brussels, there won't be a different or a better deal.
The issue is that Britain is too proud to accept they are not in a good position to negotiate and that they'll have to accept what has been offered. They still believe that they can enter this situation with a swollen chest while the EU is just shaking their head. Unless the UK is accepting that they are not as important and great as they see themselves, they will literally dig their own grave. Of course the EU in itself is also not an economic paradise so it's hard to predict where the EU and the UK will be in 10-15 years time. But for now, it's the UK's false proud and lack of realistic reflection on their own position that will potentially put them in a terrible position in the near future.
I agree. A destabilized Europe is a no-win for no one!
@@m.woodsrobinson9244Except Russia.
Misty Hiss , Exactly.
TheSneezingMonkey , well said. This is so true.
@@AK-yx3qf It's because we went from being an imperialist empire that ruled the world to being a sad little island bossed about by other superpowers, all within the space of about 100 years. Brexit is a symbolic act of rebellion by a country going through an identity crisis - nothing more. When you ask Brexiters why they voted, they'll either say they wanted to reduce immigration or retain sovereignity over its laws - rarely was it about anything else. And both those things are examples of the UK stamping its foot, crossing its arms and crying "go away, this is MY country." It's sad and pathetic, but if/when a hard Brexit happens, it will be a rude awakening for those who thought we could go back to having the global influence we once had.
Thank you C4
Dear GB,
the last 30 months have been really entertaining. Great show, great story, great actors. Some of them should be nominated for the Oscar.
But now I am getting tired. Could you please come to the end now?
Kind regards
An EU citizen from the continent.
We voted out. This government is ridiculous.
Britaon must leave, i fully agree
Excellent coverage and content
She looks tired.
Watching this from austria.
This is just way too hilarious 😂😂😂. This is what arrogance leads to :^).
There is not a single country in the world deserving this more than the uk :).
In full agreement with you.
Our MP's are just a bunch of children in a playground argueing over toys.
Its pathetic. Im pretty ashamed that Im in the UK...
Gentelman8697: Thank you for your contribution Adolf.
@@JoshabiYT I a Malaysian think this is a better style of government. Our parliament is lazy and is not active. The UK government involves every HOC MP in every debate in Malaysia there will be MPs sleeping, there'll be MPs not paying attention. My nation is not as fortunate as yours because everything is divided. We have 14 state and every state has a different view.
True. They colonised the world now they got colonised back. Oooh how history punishes the assholes
I cant believe the Brexiteers are still pretending unicorns exist.
Neither Brexiteers and remainers are the majority! The vote to leave that passed!
They think they can vote for a unicorn. :D haha. Lets vote on a law that defy the laws of physics.. I mean brexiteers would think it's possible. LOL
FoureyesZero i see you have no words of your own and have to use news reporters words so you words mean nothing please be more original
Says the remainers who think the UK was created in 1974 when we joined the EEC, you do realise Britain existed before the EU?
I don’t understand this unicorn analogy, but I do understand that the Lisbon Treaty and that is project fear, and I do understand that the the E.U. collects our tariffs on goods and then wastes it in follies like moving the Brussels parliament to Strasbourg for only 4 days a month and I do understand that the E.U. has blocked development in technology for farming methods despite the economic and environmental benefits, and I do understand that the WTO won’t accept any punishment tariffs from any member towards any other member and that under article 8, we can continue trade for another decade under our current terms while we negotiate new trade deals with new partners. Unless of course you want us to import/export unicorns, in which case don’t be so silly.
Can some explain what just happened?
I wouldn't be surprised if both Scotland and Northern Ireland vote to leave the U.K. They both want to stay in the E.U.
as an englishman they can go
The way things are going, I won’t blame them to want to stay away of the mess; regardless of opinions for or against brexit...
But the EU will not let them, neither Scotland nor NI can come close to fulfilling the EU requirements. If either of them do leave the UK, this will also mean no more funding from London.
Scotland does not have a port capable of an effective container terminal, which means all imports will go through UK ports, which will incur import duties.
The best deal for NI would be to reunite with Eire.
God, I hate politicians.
But Leslie Knope is a politician, JFK is a politicians. But politicians ruin earth so i wil agree. So anyways wierd flex but still ok
Brexit and No Deal, Lets move on !
The last time a government in England faced anything even remotely close to this was 1924 when the government of that era lost by 160 vote majority.
Tory party is finished..I never thought I'd say this but right now I'd prefer Thatcher still be alive and running the tory party. At least she wouldn't be doing a May.
Or Churchill, neither of which I'd have seen eye to eye with at the time, but we'd have had a UK to be proud of!
@@Gekite Thatcher ? The lady who only won her 2nd election because of the Falklands war ( imagine Brazil claiming the Isle of Man belonged to them ! ) Churchill ? True in WW2 we lost 390000 Brave solders and the USA lost 400000 Brave solders ! But don`t believe all the Propaganda we have been fed ! The USSR defeated Nazi Germany by loosing 11 million Brave solders and defeating 3 quarters of Hitlers army FACT !
Ghost Dog The Tory party would be finished if it wasn't for the fact that the current Labour Party are the worst that they have EVER been. The party of the workSHY man!
Even better... NO MORE TORIES!!
@Peter Kelly .. that is a typical uneducated response. If you want to get into WWII, your beloved communist Soviet Union murdered 60-80 million of it's own people. Purged tens of thousands of it's own officers. This number does not count for the NKVD units murdering untold numbers of it's own troops for retreating. If the Russians were not resupplied by the U.S. and other allied countries they would have never succeeded. The Russians requested an additional front be opened in France ( mind you in addition to the the Italian front ) because they knew that they could not take the Germans on their own. Try picking up a book instead of reading your beloved russian/communist propaganda and swallowing it wholesale.
I don't understand this Brexit. Brexit should unite the nation by allowing the UK Parliament to have more power in deciding future law or ways of operation. However, what I have seen was just more division in the society. ;( Political issue is just a mess.
Well, youre seeing manufacturered discontent among remainers. Yhe leavers are pretty solid on still wanting to leave.
Benny its because we have traitor in our ranks who lose out in alot of money. Stuff them. They don't care about us selfish gits.
British politicians are traitors to our ancestors memories...all swinging so far to the left we leavers are considered nazis.
benny wong the British government doesn’t understand how politics work. Or even how to run a country.
So don’t worry about it because nobody knows what is happening.
They voted for the people to decide about Brexit. They don't like the answer they got.
It is going to be a rough 24h for Mrs May
No Deal. No Brexit. Those are the ONLY options on the table. Pick one already ffs...
Respect to you Jo
Put simply what is going to happen is what has been happening for 2 years, anything they can do to avoid brexit....
It doesn’t matter what deal would be put on the table parliament would rejected, there would be no majority no matter what the deal is
Don't worry
Was Farrage not gone living in Germany?
No we send him to Poland. Same minded goverment but what will they do when all the workers have to come home? Farage will provide answers!
The vote was to leave, not to have any "deal". The people will be respected.
Excuse me mate.. Are you English? Russian Markov.. freaking Russian trolls....
Alex J Oi say that again and ill hook ye in the gabber
@@davidwalz94 And empty the boiling contents of my Samovar over him with one hand, while strumming my balalaika with the other.
What’s happening then
Nothing. T.May will continue her attempts to have a "better" deal from EU.
@roglo
I wonder what that better could look like? lol
@@17sunnyhour Not better. She dreams.
Clouds just get darker and darker...Someone please let the sunshine in...
Give us a no deal already.
No Deal = Brexit.
This is very good vote for British people.
Lol
Better than it going the other way, but it'd be better if it'd never happened
Great sarcasm. I love it. :)
The people voted to leave the EU.
Any deal allowing the UK to stay within any of the EU's institutions, the single market, etc is completely irrelevant to the mandate given. You might even argue it undermines the mandate entirely. If you can negotiate tariff free trade, great, but it isn't a requirement and if parliament cannot agree to a deal then there is only one option that fulfils the legal obligation they have.
Now Channel 4 might be extremely biased towards remaining, and you might disagree with leaving entirely, but that is where Parliament stands. Corbyn thinks this is a power play opportunity and it'll backfire spectacularly, for even if he wins, he is in no better position on BREXIT than May. He'll face the exact same issues.
The referendum was never legally binding in the first place. It was officially an advisory vote
@@thelonesculler This is where media misinformation comes into play. Every referendum is legally binding, it is a mandate given by the people to parliament.
Hundreds of lawyers signed an open letter to David Cameron stating that it was advisory on the basis of that "promises were made that couldn't be fulfilled" and that misinformation influenced the result. That alone is debatable, leaving the EU's institutions is self-explained by leaving the EU.
Parliamentary procedure doesn't recognise this. You'd have to hold a vote in parliament to veto it, and it's a vote that wouldn't pass, because both sides of the aisle accept the referendum result. Including the opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
The media is peddling the idea that a second referendum is more likely, to stir up hope for and pander to the anti-Brexit movement... Yet it's brazen ignorance of parliamentary law and procedure. It'd require a strong majority in parliament, and it'd still involve deferring back to the people in another referendum (which would be shambolic for British democracy, it's akin to saying "We can't do this, please vote the right way this time.")
@@Blackjax137 That's not what the media said, it's what the Supreme Court said
@@Blackjax137 Unless the act passed says the result is legally binding, it isn't. The act for the referendum said no such thing.
@@tams805 A referendum by definition, by being a referendum, is legally binding.
A referendum doesn't have to say "Hey look if you vote for this we have to do it" for Parliament to act on it, and the special general election triggered by May further solidified the result with regards to parliamentary procedure (it's why she triggered one, not to gain a further majority contrary to popular belief, it was to validate the result. Corbyn made the mistake of treating it like a general election, rather than being an opponent to Brexit, which Labour MPs criticised him on. If he wins the challenge today, which he won't unless the DUP rebel, he will treat it as a special general election if the conservatives devolve into civil war over leadership. Even I don't know how that will work legally, given that the referendum result was decided). I'd advise you also read the other comments here.
i have had trouble sleeping ever since this happened. I am supposed to be go to work in 2 hours. I am shattered .
Out mean out
I love the way Jacob Rees mogg listens - and listens - and then educates.
He is everything a politician should be.
Yes, he is a quiet force to be reckoned with. I am Canadian - and I think that Britain's decision to leave the EU is both mad and sad - but I admire Jacob Rees considerably.
I want to see a united Europe, and do not want to see it struggling without Britain's very considerable strength. Europe is being overwhelmed by other powerful forces in the world, and is far more capable of facing them partnered with Britain than otherwise (a simple instance of "united we stand, divided we fall"). Moreover, I see it as utterly inane to have held a referendum whereby a simple majority can overturn anything as massive as this decision is! At least a 60% agreement should be required. The reason is that it is far too easy for an individual to cast a vote casually, without thought - and this is no way to reach such a serious decision.
Moreover, I see Britain as a pretty successful union of former countries, and I am afraid that it may fall apart if Brexit comes to pass. Lastly, why is there such fear of a second referendum? After all, the result of that referendum would be an expression of the current will of the people!
@@WeeWyllie yes because they want to put May's deal and remain only. if put no deal exit good chance majority will choose that.
So EU will probably win and we will remain.
@@kerrylouise9502 Privileged, private school, Oxbridge and, in truth, well-spoken as a consequence of that; never had to really work for what he has; treats the lives of actual people as if he was debating at his Uni's Union. Dreamboy... He is admirable indeed, as an eccentric university professor, not as a politician where his ideas actually have repercussions.
Haha I had a good laugh. Your sarcasm is on point.
How can someone like Rees-Mogg even exist?
Lots privilege and an Oxbridge education will do it. Usually, they die a quiet death, though. They debate their outrageous ideas in uni, tend to be Marxists and then they sell their soul to a company, but some escape and unfortunately become politicians.
He has had the best possible education, which means he really knows his history and legislation very well. The reason we don't understand him is because we have had terrible educations
Mr and Mrs Rees-Mogg senior?
He's one of the three Brexiteers - Davios, Borisos and Moggamis. Along with Faragtañan, Cardinal Sin Mayzarin would have their guts for garters, if she could. Or Blue-Stocking suspenders, in her case.
channel 4 news, classy!!
Channel 4 has given the best coverage of brexit
no deal 29th it cant be stopped #BREXIT #CHANGE
Its not 'BREXIT' thats a word used by the EU establishment! On tge voting balot it stated whether to leave or remain in the EU, that is it!
Wrong. You are politically illiterate, & your knowledge of constitutional law & punctuation is non existent.
Scots! EU is with you! Free Scotland!!!
Yeah join the EU army highlanders!
Free Scotland? They want to suckle on the teat of the EU, they can’t cope on their own. They will never know or actually want true freedom. Their highlander ancestors would be so disappointment by how weak they have become.
@@bobbybobster7595 Nae need for this pal, just calm doon eh 😂😂
@Claire Wallace. You are a Wallace, that’s pretty cool. I hope you voted leave to make your grand grand grand pappy proud. Freeeeeedddooooommm.
@@bobbybobster7595 Aye it is. N if you're on about the EU referendum, then naw. A voted remain to make ma great great grand bairns proud 🇪🇺🏴
What is prophesied will be
Would have been nice if the vote happened with enough time to make time for more negotiations and votes... 10 weeks isn't very long for a do-over.
Channel 4 seems to talk more than listen, why bother getting interviewees when you feel the need to talk over them.
Useless
Good no DEAL
Now LEAVE !!
Not again !!!!!
It was like she needed to reassure her confidence after lying at 3:20 with tell tale bs handgestures
what happened to " the deal cannot be re negotiated " as the EU have been saying ?????? Now they want to talk , jokers
All just part of the negotiation, shame we had to witness the outpouring of weakness, spinelessness and general fragility of the remainers whilst conducting adult business! They should be seen and not heard!
@@Gekite Ever hear about redundancy?
that was mays deal, the EU will negotiate a different deal... something like norway (which would also probably pass the house)
@@mungolikescandy3270 No they won't.
@@mungolikescandy3270 i highly doubt that. The uk is just too unstable and unpredictable at the moment, hence i can only see a worse deal with stronger reassurances and less good will be offered in the near future. Why would the eu even enter new negotiations when it isn't even clear if uk parliament will agree on it? Usually you send a negotiator to represent and speak for your side, instead you made us waste 2 years of our time to then sack your own negotiator weeks before the deadline you invoked yourself.
OH JEREMY CORYBYN! OH JEREMY CORBYN!
Bye bye May! Don't let the door at Number 10 hit you on the way out!
We need corbyn!!
Time for Corbyn to lead the country.
Imagine the smell of that room.......
22:00 Tory Anna Soubry doesn't believe that British voters got it right the first time and is convinced that they need to try again a second time or third or...until they get it right, i.e., to vote her way - to remain. Unbelievable! And she states, "Oh good God no! Vote against a PM whose sole mandate was to deliver a true Brexit and who failed miserably? Oh no! I'll vote confidence in her tomorrow!" What? She says "Hey look, we couldn't convince house MPs to REMAIN so we must go back to the British people and insist that they vote for REMAIN."
Soubry insists on a "People's Vote," seemingly forgetting that the "People's Vote" happened in 2016. What? MP Lucy brings up the Norway agreement which is not Brexit. Hilary Benn, Labour MP says, "We will not allow the UK to leave without an agreement." However, that was not what voters voted for. They voted to LEAVE. There was no "with an agreement" added to their decision. That corporate-dedicated Blairite is just making things up!
Ahh the Illuminati no knows bounds hahahah
If the UK cannot make a decision, they should just let the EU decide for them.
The idea was to end the dictatorship of the EU.
Never have I seen so many be cowed by so few!
@@Gekite A dictatorship? Do you even know what a dictatorship is mate?
@@meinkopf3855 yes, its ignoring the democratic will of the people.
@@notnotness4765 OK, so you really don't know what the word means. Let me help you:
dictatorship noun
dic·ta·tor·ship | \ dik-ˈtā-tər-ˌship, ˈdik-ˌ\
Definition of dictatorship
1 : the office of dictator
2 : autocratic rule, control, or leadership
people suffering under his dictatorship
3a : a form of government in which absolute power is concentrated in a dictator or a small clique
Communism and dictatorship
b : a government organization or group in which absolute power is so concentrated
rising up against a military dictatorship
c : a despotic state
establishing a dictatorship
That's what i just said you dunce.
I'm getting sick of these MPs wasting time on trying to push through their way of staying in the eu. They're even trying to take WTO (what people voted for and in law) out of the equation. Once out the eu this whole system needs an overhaul.
There are so many different factions within the commons wanting different things that I doubt there is any deal that will get a majority approval.
So long as she says that the British people voted to leave there is no chance. Barely half voted to leave and that half is the worst half.
I wonder how much those pearls cost around her neck? probably more than 24 months of my salary
Dude, Welfare ain't a salary … scnr.
she got them free paid for by your tax money aand her claim on expenses
@@Essemm52 A multimillionaire wearing £50 costume jewellery? I think not my dear!
what now?
And Jeremy Corbyn thinks that we would have any confidence in him. The thing is there are a multitude of countries outside the EU that the UK can trade with. Most British businesses work in the service industry and can utilise the technological and digital infrastructure in order to grow and expand. There is no negotiation there is no bargaining power this the deal that Theresa May could get based on 27 countries that remain in the EU. I mean what is it with both politicians and the media. If this says anything it just amplifies that the system is broken and that we need to carry out despite of this lunacy.
Time to Go Theresa May
@12:55 Jacob Rees-Mogg schooling a journo on how to journalism.
I love how "crashing out" triggered the Brexiteers so much. Truth hurts, eh?
That is a massive defeat that WILL clearly make history, as the PM said!! Lol 😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂
RIP England
A general election?
Sure, after we leave, but I wouldn't trust that rabble in Labour to do anything in the interests of the people of the UK!
If a majority goes forward in the vote of no confidence then that is one of the resolutions.
The other is labour forming a minority government, but with them wanting a GE then that is very unlikely.
Alternatively, may dodges another no confidence (because the Torries hate labour more than may, and DUP have confidence in the government despite all of this)
And absolutely naff all comes of this and "talks happen, all across the house"... Whatever that will yeild, I am not holding my breath for.
@@Relisysification Morning after the vote before: Tories who voted down May's plan and DUP are hinting they'll back the PM in a confidence vote ...
@@pablozewoppa assuming there are no Tory descenters or DUP members avoiding the whip, then it will be voted down.
However there may be some who wanted a new Con leader, OR felt wronged by May's deal risking the Irish border
why even have another ref......just do what you want ....what can anyone do about it!
David Cameron started this ball rolling and then bailed out. Why are News Media not asking HIM what he thinks of how it is all going, and how he would have handled it differently.
Would it be some form of legal order preventing them from doing this.
We want a General Election.
For what the pricks didn't listen the last time.
Sure, we can have one after we leave on 29th March, I think a May/June date would be fine!
10AlbertoBalsalm I'm pretty sure that there will be a general election after we leave the EU.
I think this Brexit stuff is taking up all their time and resources at the moment so probably not really the best time just now.
May has until now polled at twice the numbers of other potential leaders, because she really stands for nothing, other than ultra rich foreigners occupying London and say no, no,no to the old Dominions. Every fine and defiant statement since May, became, Home Secretary, has proved to mean nothing.Like a French sociologists, she deconstructs, all the old standards, greatness and the real Britain. She is pretty much Blair. So vote her out of PM as Corbyn, running as Jeremy will best her
Second vote! lets stay in the EU family :)
Daryl Solis , great idea, if only.
Having a second vote isn't the way of democracy.
The chunnel is still open so buy a one way ticket and get the flock out of here!!
@Tourniquet Now You're dimented.
But if you lost again, there would be another three years of crying and temper tantrums. We would run out of Kleenex ;-)
EU will not change the deal. Why UK politicians think that it would.
i thought it would of been a far worse defeat for Theresa May than that, i expected at least double figures say.. 50 or even 80.. ah damn
What she needs to do next is start listening to the British people who voted OUT.
OUT means leaving the EU without being tied to them in any way. NO DEAL.
No... People voted to leave the EU.. Nobody voted how we should leave. Which is the problem we now find ourselves in, nobody agrees how we should leave. I certainly did not vote for a no deal exit.
Crashing out? What Sammy was saying still stands, when we leave the EU in March we can adapt our deal with the EU and the rest of the world.
Her threatening Scotland leaving is laughable also
Robbie Whilst EU is trying to recruit new members, they're going to cajole an outgoing tenant who wants to move out with the furniture? At least let them know we are buying the furniture, they might say yes.
amazing how a grown up politician can act like this on live tv
@@NiScontex And Mogg gave Guru Murphy a stern talking down about his bias
@@Tavernum Haha, yeah they want to make it seem like moving out is bad news as a sign to others but they won't have a say soon and the furniture is coming with us!
Change idea is not a foolish thing.
give it giggsy till end of the season
Dear Britain, please end this madness and utter nonsense and stay in the EU. This is just a horrible mess and will end in chaos if you don't come to terms with reality.
You just don't get it, do you? We want our independence and freedom - what's wrong with that? We are on the right side of history - you have been propagandized to not want freedom - sad.
The EU should have given us a reasonable trade agreement and this "madneas" wouldnt be happening. This is on you guys not us.
arbiter lite , typical Brexiteer. Blaming it on the EU. It’s the UK that wants all the benefits but none of the duties ofbthe EU. Is the EU supposed to let this happen. You want to cancel your membership in the golf club, but still be allowed to play golf for free ! The EU didn’t ask you to leave. You wanted out. There are another 27 members of the EU too. Who do you think the UK is, that it should be treated differently to rest. Please leave, ASAP, but stop blaming others for Britain’s poor decisions. I look forward to the big crash.
Sparkling Wine are you pissed ???? Rack off you knob
Jeremy Corbyn if i shout.. and shout and talk really loud and sound really angry, and more shouting still.. ha..ha then i will be Prime Minister of Britain.. is he Deluded or What??
simon jandrell After Trump... anythings possible!! Unfortunately! And since the UK economy is growing again I'm sure Labour would love nothing more than to get re-elected and bankrupt the whole f**king country again!
@@alanglasgowbassist so true.. Champagne Socialists
He will be!
It is obvious that May has to go. Hard Brexit seems more likely now.
No deal is the only waaay
As I figured the deal would be voted down. So this means a no deal or each faction nation declaring independence from the UK is 75% likely, because clearly the EU stated that is the only deal that UK would get without being a member of the EU. If a no deal takes place possibly what's next is EU citizens in the UK could be deported back to EU countries, and UK citizens in the EU could be deported back to the UK because there's no treaty and whatever goods that were transported under that treaty are now null & void. It is a shame that humans in the east/west continue to fight each other over the semantics, literally we human's have been fighting for over 10,000 years and all we've done its kick-the-can-down-the-road. We must solve the world's problems in order to sustain peace and existence otherwise we will cause our own destruction. It is time for new system, capitalism nor socialism will solve the problem. No longer shall one human determine another human's worth that should be in the hands of the person of whose life it is, for it is your life it should be in your hands. P.S. to say this is a majority is a bit skewed because the electorate amount is 46,501,241 and the total amount of people who voted in the referendum is 33,551,983 which leaves 12,949,258 who have a right to get a say for it involves their life everyone must vote to see the true majority in the UK fore this is a serious matter
I actually feel sorry for REMAINERS. They have been so programmed by the establishment. Has anyone ever noticed how you can spot one as soon as they start talking to you. They are so weak and pathetic. Spoilt adult baby's. It's time they realised the world doesn't revolve around them. Their parents obviously never taught them this. Now they will learn the hard way.
Corbyn presents Brexit Betrayal II - The Rise of Islamofascism
Just say: I hate Corbyn. At least that is true.
That is the second most stupid thing i'v heard today.
you sir are a bellend
What does Islam have to do with your Brexit? New general elections
Is Corbyn not the only leader who wants Brexit ?
So if the UK leave the EU without a deal will Sinn Fein ask for a unification vote for Northern Ireland and how would that vote affect Wales and Scotland
Krishnan it's the boss here...you haven't said CRASHING OUT in the last 60 seconds... please repeat in concerned voice!
at what point did the people vote for a deal? i thought they voted to leave... when i leave anywhere i dont make a deal with anyone i just leave
lol this was absolutely expected! JC for the win
I honestly think this would have been closer if they'd voted last year. And it would have given us an extra month to recover from it
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. We didn't vote for a deal, we voted to leave. No second vote. Deliver the will of the people.
It feels to me as though politicians on both sides are committed to ruining this deal so that they can say "Told you so." What about serving the people who voted you in? What about putting the British people ahead of party politics during such an historic event?
@30:00 You can see the first meeting of the Independent Group Change UK ect. Luciana Berger, Chukka Ummuna, Mike Gapes, Anna Soubry, Angela Smith, Ann Coffey 😂
So, how do I go about becoming a Scottish citizen (if and when they go independent)? 😅
I miss this lol
Now's the time to listen to the parliament? If it had to pass through parliament, wouldn't it be logical to ask them from the start instead of negotiating a deal without them, trying to threaten them with "no deal" if they didn't like it, and then acting surprised when they couldn't vote her deal through in good confidence?
11:47 JRM realises the situation literally
We want live in peace
Channel 4 please have the reporter who was outside ..inside next time he is much better as he has minimal bias. The one indoors in the house of commons is terribly biased....or does CH4 want to portray this?
What is is about channel 4 always trying to re-interpret their interviewees words?
"...is what you are saying?"
Let the person speak and and let the viewer interpret their words without cutting them off and rephrasing their statement
Someone should make a movie on Brexit. Would easily get a Oscar nominee.
I’m Canadian, and I’ve never heard of Sammy Wilson before, but I’m guessing he’s from whatever county James Nesbit is from... they have the exact same accent.
The border 🙄
As a Belgian, I resent the UK's constant and unrelenting attempts to blackmail the EU into kulling itself or at least into agreeing to throw the Republic of Ireland under the bus.
- the Westminster darlings voted in favour of the BREXIT referendum
- they voted for triggering article 50, setting the clock in motion;
- they voted to uphold the referendum result as legally binding, by writing the UK's exit date (29 March 2019) in Statute;
- they voted against an EU Customs border in the Irish Sea, or indeed on land on the island of Eire;
- they voted against the EU withdrawal agreement, the only way to achieve an orderly exit (as opposed to the dreaded Cliff Edge Jump).
The legal ramifications are clear.
- they want to annex the Republic of Ireland's economic area into that of the UK, using the fear of renewed Troubles in Eire as a prybar.
Indeed, no Customs border in the Irish Sea or the island of Eire only leaves a Customs border in the Channel, cutting off EU27 member state Republic of Ireland from the other EU27 memberstates. With other words, the Westminster darlings voted to destroy the EU Single Market. Within delusional BREXITeer circles, there is a genuine belief the RoI will follow the UK out by 2020;
And Brussels is supposed to merrily agree with that;
- they want the EU to agree to an end to the WA backstop as part of that attempt to annex the Irish economic area. And again, Brussels is supposed to agree with that.
Since May's government lost the vote 2-1, shouldn't she be addressing those in her own caucus who voted against her plan? Should she not have consulted them first?
Walk away. Majority has spoken.
Up the creek without a paddle