We have an interesting week ahead and it could be a decisive one. The government has all sorts of problems ahead of it which many will want to discuss. And the leave voters? They just want to run away and hide it seems.
Leaving by 31 October? We shall see. The government, apparently, intends to try and bring forward another meaningful vote tomorrow. Did the learn nothing when May tried this? It will, if it is repeat, be rejected by the speaker and like so many leave voters on here, no doubt Johnson and Co., will blame everyone but themselves. It also contradicts the Letwin amendment that parliament agreed on Saturday. Perhaps Johnson thinks that law doesn't apply to him either.
It also looks like amendments will be put forward on such things as staying in the Customs Union which could entirely derail the pseudo saviour at the head of government. As the oh so clever Eton Boys have not actually put forward a Programme Motion they may not even be able to start a discussion if they bring one forward on Monday, it could be voted down in favour of discussing it next week or after October 31st, so until an extension is in place. And there is the Queen's Speech, which may also be voted down during the week.
I find this interesting and will discuss it where I want without some bossy old lady trying to tell me I can't.