Westminstenders: DUP says no

[TheMShip]

I don't really feel qualified to start a Westminstenders thread but we need a new one....

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/eu_referendum_2016_/3712877-Peoples-Vote-March-Oct-19th protest thread.

Hmmmmm. We are just fucked really.

So what happened between now and Saturday’s vote?

Thanks @TheMShip !

For one minute I thought "Johnson says he has a deal. So Westminsterenders threads go pfffft!"

According to Katya Adler, it's May's deal but with the backstop bits crossed out.

And Gove is towing the frankly barking line that this can all be properly scrutinised before the 31st.

The expelled Tories are lining up behind Labour's PV amendment, just to shaft BJ.

So we have a Deal

I take it that since, as we have heard so many times before, “We Must Do Anything To Avoid No Deal”, the passage of this Deal will receive wholehearted support on all sides, since it completely achieves that goal?

Or was that mantra valid only when trying to get people to support Corbyn as the leader of a GONU to, er, “Stop No Deal”?

Well, great news – No Deal has been stopped, so no need for Corbyn and his coterie of loonies to seize power.

What sanctions are available if Johnson and co refuse to comply with the Benn Act? Any chance of going to prison for contempt of court? While Johnson might like the idea of being a martyr, I doubt whether he would actually want to be imprisoned.

"Get. Brexit. Done". BJ's facile mantra at the press conference with Juncker.

ODFOB

Let's just hope that it will become as ridiculed as "Strong & Stable" became for May.

Can anyone explain how this will actually work?

I’ve read that NI can benefit from UK future trade deals as long as the goods don’t go on to Ireland but without a border, how can that be controlled?

Check the small print cend
Always check the small print...

Fucking twats.

Surely it’s a good thing that the DUP won’t vote for the deal - as it will hopefully mean another extension, a GE and hopefully, a second referendum?

PMK. It seems more confusing (and tense) with every passing day.

At least biting my fingernails means it's easier to type!

Oh - and my elite cats are more relaxed than me (typical of the elite ) - here is one in typically relaxed pose on my his sofa

I take it that since, as we have heard so many times before, “We Must Do Anything To Avoid No Deal”, the passage of this Deal will receive wholehearted support on all sides, since it completely achieves that goal?

Not if it’s a rubbish deal though. We shall see...

Thanks TheMShip.

I don't even pretend to understand the ins and outs of this deal.

No deal was already stopped, so nothing to see here.

Great news that Boris has got a deal. Let's hope he gets the votes necessary on Saturday.
Far better than a no deal scenario!

Great news that Boris has got a deal. Let's hope he gets the votes necessary on Saturday.

I can’t say that I agree.

Boris has done fuck all

This is TMs deal with the backstop tip-exxed out...

So we all know when reading people’s comments, can you just say, If you are against this new deal, is it because
A - you think this deal isn’t good enough
B- preferred TM’s deal
C- want no deal,
D- would reject any deal because you will not accept the democratic decision this country has mad.

I'm also not a Meatloaf Anti-No Dealer. If this stupid shit avoids No Deal, I'm not going to object to it.

Five hours to scrutinise something that will shape the entire future of the country??

Parish Council took five times longer than that to decide on the new toddler play equipment in the park !!

Jason118 Only in the short term, not for ever

E) I don't believe a country should abide by an illegal, funded by dark money, lying advisory referendum.

According to the BBC
MPs have voted in favour of an amendment that will allow for a longer debate and for MPs to table amendments on Saturday if the House were to sit.They voted 287 votes to 275

I am wondering if those numbers are indicative of those who would support a PV's amendment