Maybe we've reached the stage where some Lateral Thinking might be needed.

At the moment we're going nowhere!

It always makes me laugh when Britain complains about a country being "undemocratic"

But Commons Leader Andrea Leadsom hit back, telling the Telegraph that colleagues who want to stop no deal wrongly 'think they know better' than voters, but will 'fail our country' and weaken the UK's negotiating hand.
Ms Leadsom said: 'Parliamentarians are the servants of the people – and the people gave us a very direct answer to a direct question. We must leave the EU.
'No deal is not the desired outcome, but it would be incompetent for any responsible government to rule it out, and there are very good reasons for that. If we rule out no deal, we can forget about the EU taking us seriously. We weaken our negotiating hand.'
Ms Leadsom said people campaigning to block no deal were 'conveniently ignoring' the fact that Parliament had passed legislation which meant the UK will leave the EU on March 29 whether there is a deal or not.
She said: 'It's the legal default position between the UK and the EU. If we fail to prepare, we prepare to fail our country.
'The will of the people is not something that should be redefined by parliamentarians who think they know better, and want to pursue their own agenda.
'Anyone who wants to cheer the optimistic future we have ahead of us is worthy of our support, not our derision.'

PM leaves EU in 'disbelief' as she fails to make new Brexit demands
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I am all for lateral thinking, but we need to enact the decision we already made before we get too far from the idea at all. One thing no one talks about is if we stay in is the EU what it was when we voted leave because I see it racing into a federalism and racing forward into things we were assured would never happen. I remember being laughed at when we mentioned an army, well was I so wrong looking at it now ? The remainers were adamant no army !

Lateral thinking for me would have been at the start of the process to have a proper leaving committee who dealt with it, get the remainers out of the way so we can leave. Never take leaving with no deal off the table it's madness to cripple the negotiators in that way.

I remember when CaMoron ran away from his responsibilities, some of us were discussing how Andrea Leadsom might be the replacement PM.

Then we found ourselves with Treason May!

Oh, how different things might have been if we had been right.

If they get "No Deal" off the table, and then use their new right to shift the leave date back, that will be Brexit over and done.

We have, maybe, a couple of weeks left to play some cards - but (1) we don't know what to play (2) Nobody has dealt us any cards.(3) Our players do not want to win.

Hi

This forum is just an example of the divisions in the country.

We will be split for years.

We have been split for many years before the EU.

It's in our nature!