How will Brexit be resolved?

I really don't know and neither does Thereasa May.

lol, it won’t be resolved. We’ll leave, and spend the next 50 years sorting out the problems and over time we’ll forget it was actually brexit that started them, they’ll just become the new political problems.
Or we’ll have another vote and remain, but idk how likely that really is. Maybe we’ll have another vote and leave anyway and then the above will apply lol

abe182 · 46-50, M

Become the British empire you once were? Find your balls again.

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abe182 · 46-50, M

@Burnley123 sorry. I was just poking the bear. I didn't know we had that much control...

PikachuTrainer · 26-30, M

@Burnley123 that is actually incorrect, the US does not own our Nuclear codes nor can they take control of any of our Trident ICBMs.

Burnley123 · 41-45, M

@PikachuTrainer I had read otherwise but you are right.

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TheSeptikSkeptik · 46-50, M

I don't think that this is a question that really has a correct answer and you can't fault somebody for not having the answer that you want to hear.

PikachuTrainer · 26-30, M

@TheSeptikSkeptik indeed, all we really can do is speculate. But most mainstream sources, including those from the Government, seem to suggest a no deal.

Burnley123 · 41-45, M

@TheSeptikSkeptik I don't fault anyone for not having an answer,especially when our government doesn't know.

Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M

NOBODY knows ! That's what's so worrying !
You'd think Farage if nobody else would be singing his heart out as to what HIS vision of a Europe free UK is wouldn't you ?

Northwest · M

Other than another referendum, do you see any other solution? Some of the side-issues, that no one wanted to deal with, are deal breakers.

Burnley123 · 41-45, M

@Northwest The short answer is no. The best political analysis I have read is from Simon Wren Lewis, an economist.

https://mainlymacro.blogspot.com/2018/11/if-may-loses-her-brexit-vote-what.html

I think he's onto something with that.

PikachuTrainer · 26-30, M

Most likely scenario: No Deal, espiecally with May trying to push her Chequers proposal which would have us a Vassal to the EU.

Burnley123 · 41-45, M

@PikachuTrainer I think that is possible because no version of Brexit has a majority to pass through parliament.

I think she could use a second referendum to break the deadlock. It would be her deal vrs no deal. An awful choice.

PikachuTrainer · 26-30, M

@Burnley123 either way we will find out nearer the time, but it will be May's political suicide in any scenario.

Burnley123 · 41-45, M

@PikachuTrainer I think May is going down whatever happens. All sides will blame her.

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