NO DEAL is the only way. The EU 'wrote' the WA Agreement.

mcem Sorry, I was being ironic. I agree with you about the dismissive comments. It's appalling that Johnson thinks that the UK can reclaim Ireland and that Rees-Mogg thinks it's OK to go back to the kind of checks there were in the Troubles. I just can't believe how people can forget so quickly.

Same here re the border problem. I remember posting on other sites "But what about Ireland?" and being dismissed out of hand. I was told it was all part of Project Fear, that I was being negative and that it would all be sorted, etc etc. Well, I'm still waiting for the solution.

Actually.....it’s the Remainers on GN who are sounding more than a little weird lately.I suppose the prospect of the UK becoming a reality is starting to hit them.
We leave, either with a better deal, or we simply leave, in 8 weeks time.
I don’t think there is a thing now that the ones who want to stop Brexit can do.
I do wonder how they will deal with this situation tbh, the angst will be overflowing!

Missed out ‘leaving the EU’ in the above.

The UK has always been a reality. It is still one of the most important and influential members of the EU and long may that continue.

Did you not read the above ‘missed out’ words Varian .....
It should read ‘the prospect of the UK leaving the EU is becoming a reality.’

That is not a prospect anyone should relish

It is by no means certain that threat can be avoided, but we may be in a much better place by the end of this week.

Millions do relish it, and do not regard it as a threat!
Why should the losing side in the referendum win...it would be nonsensical.Yes, we should be in a better place by next week.?

I see that the government has launched a £100m campaign to launch leaving the EU on October 31st. That'll cut into the £350m a bit?

Brexit doesn’t equate to a “win” for anyone apart from millionaire tax dodgers and currency speculators. But they’re running this sh1tshow.
Remember we were all told we’d be better off
Now we’re told - there will be food.
Marvellous.

It will count as a win to me when we leave on the 31st October 2019 and the 17.4 million who voted leave.

60 days till 31 October.

I'm just off to watch my new baby grandson being weighed. I hope he will have a good future in this country, but I am not hopeful as things stand at present. Scary times, when opinions are so polarised. I voted Remain and I stand by that decision. Time will tell how it plays out - leavers will need to have more sophisticated arguments in their repertoire - 'it's the will of the people' and 'leave means leave' won't cut it in a few months time when we start reaping the whirlwind.

Well some of those 17.4 m are no longer with us.

Nitpicking.

Government websites are showing “UK is leaving the EU on 31st October 2019”. on their homepages.

Looks like it’s finally going to happen.

Government websites promote government policy. They are not able to predict the future. What you have spotted is just a tiny part of the pro- brexit propaganda campaign which is costing £100.000.000 of our money.

Perhaps those that view Britain crashing out of the EU with no deal on the 31st October as a win should read the below link.

Again this report is based on government documents in regard to how Dover and the Channel Tunnel will become chaotic in the event of no-deal. It should be remembered that it will be your food standing in those trucks.

Think on it, before talking of wins.

Report begins here:-
news.sky.com/story/brexit-crisis-govt-analysis-suggests-chaos-at-dover-in-event-of-no-deal-departure-11800263

Government websites cannot predict the future - but it appears that remain posters on GN can!

WadesNan, the above report on no-deal chaos at Dover and the Channel Tunnel is taken from Government Documents. However, that report is just another they will not wish to point out in their propaganda campaign.

No need for remain supporters to predict anything in this case, as the governments own documents do that for them.

I have not seen an example of Remain posters predicting the future but there have been numerous examples of leavers telling us categorically "we will leave on 29th March" or another date, and now "we will leave on 31st October"

I prefer to hope that the brexit nonsense can be stopped but we'll have to wait and see.

Strange that, isn't it, WadesNan? Remainers aren't allowed to suggest what might happen in the future, based on what experts in the field think, but Leavers were able to say with absolute certainty that the EU would turn into a United States of Europe (run by Germany, of course), that the EU oing to fall apart (odd, in view of the previous statement), that the UK was going to be overrun with refugees or EU immigrants (or both), that their grandchldren were going to be conscripted into an EU army (under the command of Germany, of course) and that Turkey was about to join the EU and 3 million Turks were poised to invade the UK as soon as the deal was done.

But none of that is predicting the unknown future, is it?

If only Leavers could recognise the irony implicit in their idiotic mantra...

It’s not nitpicking to state that thousands of the 17.4 m ( out of 66 m population) will now be dead and replaced by younger voters. My MiL now 99 and away with the fairies won’t be voting again and she shouldn’t have voted last time as she couldn’t tell you who the prime minister was let alone what the EU is, apart from hating Nigerians.

You said it lemongrove …

Why should the losing side in the referendum win...it would be nonsensical.

It certainly would be nonsensical for the losing side to win, which is why it won't.

Apart from a handful of very wealthy people, the whole country is the loser and it can't win.

That's why Leavers need to stop their childish win/lose mentality (it's not a football game ffs) and start thinking about the country, which they claim to love.

I’m getting sick of it all now. The debates, the hypotheses, the lies (both sides), the petitions, the marches.

I’m hoping we Leave on 31 October (with a decent deal, not Teresa May & Ollie Robbins capitulation), or even Leave with No Deal if we have to.

I don’t want a further extension (horror ?).

Nor another bluddy referendum.

I’d even be prepared to Revoke it all now, I’m that fed up of it.

I'm sure there are many folk who think like you UG . In fact my guess is that most UK voters are fed up of brexit.

If we leave it will not be over. The rest of our lives will be blighted by on-going trade negotiations and arguments about blame.

The only way to make it actually stop is, as you suggest, to Revoke Article 50, so let's hope that happens soon.