>>5911472

I might be wrong, but I've had a feeling all along that May has been flipped

How do you get a No Deal through a parliament that will do everything in its power to block it?

Perhaps create a deal that's so BAD that both leavers and remainers are united in their hatred of it..??

>>5911976

We might still be only 72 hours away from a no deal exit….. Who knows?

>>5912515

Section 14 of Richard Aikens briefing states:

'If this is right, then the actions of HMG, through the Permanent Representative, cannot bind either Parliament or the UK generally on the international law plane so that any purported extension of the Article 50 period would not be valid'

Long shot, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed…..

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>>5912593

>https://briefingsforbrexit.com/the-postponement-of-brexit-is-it-legal/

May looks weak…. but I don't think she really is >>5912584