What UK - ought to have done & its politicians behaved in such a crucial matter - is long gone? They have already created a fiasco.
On what will or can happen next at best is as follows.
1) UK parliament before 21st march -
1A) discusses & agrees to a postponement in principle but cant - Result Hard Brexit
1B) discusses & agrees to a postponement in principle
-Revokes a postponement option in Article 50
-Makes a tangible & workable plan that Soft brexit can indeed happen in future (room full of blind people, are equally unlikely to all travel North in unison, without holding each other hand)
2) Brings the option Before EU
2A) UK has asked for a postponement, but with no real plan how it can in future - Result rejection & Hard Brexit
2B) Nothing short of a planned UK new public referendum plan for reexamining that UK indeed wants to exit or not exit EU, may get EU to to a postponement, rest is prolonging unnecessary
Thus will be political suicide for existing parliamentarians, if thats what they indeed propose at such late hr
Highly unlikely - one of few escaping to live another day option.
3) Post EU rejection of postponement , option for UK
3A) Call a emergency parliament session & pass the brexit resolution, which they royally rejected earlier twice with near landslide votes - for soft brexit
3B) Month end comes & Hard Brexit
So you see the options for UK for soft brexit have indeed become slim for which UK parliament needs to
- Makes a tangible & workable plan that Soft brexit can indeed happen in future
- Vote for a new public referendum plan for reexamining Brexit issue
- Or in emergency parliament session approve the earlier Soft Brexit deal, which earlier 2 times they rejected with landslide votes.
Else it HARD Brexit all the way
On what will or can happen next at best is as follows.
1) UK parliament before 21st march -
1A) discusses & agrees to a postponement in principle but cant - Result Hard Brexit
1B) discusses & agrees to a postponement in principle
-Revokes a postponement option in Article 50
-Makes a tangible & workable plan that Soft brexit can indeed happen in future (room full of blind people, are equally unlikely to all travel North in unison, without holding each other hand)
2) Brings the option Before EU
2A) UK has asked for a postponement, but with no real plan how it can in future - Result rejection & Hard Brexit
2B) Nothing short of a planned UK new public referendum plan for reexamining that UK indeed wants to exit or not exit EU, may get EU to to a postponement, rest is prolonging unnecessary
Thus will be political suicide for existing parliamentarians, if thats what they indeed propose at such late hr
Highly unlikely - one of few escaping to live another day option.
3) Post EU rejection of postponement , option for UK
3A) Call a emergency parliament session & pass the brexit resolution, which they royally rejected earlier twice with near landslide votes - for soft brexit
3B) Month end comes & Hard Brexit
So you see the options for UK for soft brexit have indeed become slim for which UK parliament needs to
- Makes a tangible & workable plan that Soft brexit can indeed happen in future
- Vote for a new public referendum plan for reexamining Brexit issue
- Or in emergency parliament session approve the earlier Soft Brexit deal, which earlier 2 times they rejected with landslide votes.
Else it HARD Brexit all the way
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