Brexit

Quite. And honestly as much as most Remainers would obviously want to remain, they’d also settle for “Leave with something resembling a plan” as well, which any sensible person could have told you should have been worked out before activating Article 50...but hey leaping before you look never hurt anyone right...

The referendum was 33 months ago, Article 50 is evoked a couple of years ago so there was 8 or 9 months to start looking at scenarios. Also before the referendum no prep work was done regarding the implications of a "No" vote. Rather like some of the Labour MPs who helped Jeremy Corbyn get the required votes to stand in the party leadership election it was considered there was a chance of winning.

The 2017 Election was May's biggest mistake she had a majority up until then and having a hardline party like the DUP prop her up isn't ideal. Could you have imagined that being done when Revd Paisley led the party!

DUP, Labour and core ERG look to be standing firm. The DUP bribe money looking like a waste of funds right now with the 10 climate change denying rickety-government-up-propping anti-choice creationist homophobes having trousered it, now telling their ailing benefactor to get stuffed. I wonder how effective the cash allegedly being splashed around today has been.

Division as we speak

Most definitely not them.

Where do we go from here?
This isn't where we intended to be
We had it all
You believed in me, I believed in you
Certainties disappear
What do we do? For our dream to survive?
How do we keep, all our passions alive
As we used to do?

May definitely does not give a damn about what the people want. All this time was wasted because her only reply to everything was: "because this is what people want". It's not.

First, the original referendum was based on misguidance, deception, false promises and a complete lack of truthful information. That in itself should undermine the validity.

Secondly, mp's change their votes on a weekly basis. Why is it not possible to at least do a check if the votes of the public may have adjusted years later? There is a whole new generation entitled to vote that was not able to vote all these years ago. She hasn't expressed any interest in this or given any explanation for this. People can change opinions, especially when given actual information. Doing a check like this is democracy, and people changing opinions is people changing opinions and saying they do not support what they said before, this has nothing to do with failing of the government or democracy. Their failing was the first point. Allowing people to admit they made a mistake is not failing of democracy. Not allowing this is a second mistake.

When this lame deal is rejected, they can actually BEGIN to handle the actual subject. Which is looking at all the possibilities for solutions that can get a majority of votes. There even was an mp explaining that she voted against the deal twice but will vote in favor of it today, because she thinks all these years have been spent talking to a brick wall (May's ego and interests) and so a well thought choice couldn't be made by anyone on monday, because all 8 actual solutions have never been discussed yet. This mp loses all credibility in my opinion, as she should be glad that they finally treat options on monday, which they should have done years earlier, and now she just tries to avoid them. Also, the members voting in favor of it today, based on personal career opportunities should never be in a function like that again.

They are indeed within their rights to do it, but they'd prefer an orderly process. A longer extension wasn't ruled out as long as a proper way forward was the outcome of it. 

What do holidays have to do with it? 

And buying British and holidaying British is actually giving money to the country that did not give you your way. Blame them please, not the EU.

Anyone know who the youngish black Labour MP with the long braids who sits next to Jeremy Corbyn is?

Also lovely tribute to the late Andy Stewart my the Scottish Nationalists' Westminster Leader.

I think Theresa should have said back my deal or we leave with No Deal on 12th April.

Theresa May has said she'll now leave when a DFS sale ends.