If BINO alone was the problem, the solution is obvious. The problem is that the UK can't even agree on what the problem is.... let alone what the solution might be. It's a clusterfuck.
May was told that she could she could have an extension if she came with a plan for what to do with the time. Apparently when it came to the summitt to discuss the extension, May brought her usual imagination, flair and political acumen and just sort of drooled when asked what her plan was. Therefore, the EU has offered the solution again. The plan is entirely the creation of the EU - woven around the sheer practicalities of the situation.
If the UK accepts The Deal in the next 7 days, they have until May 22nd to impliment it before going away. In practice this can probably run to April 12th.
If they reject the deal, they have until April 12th to either begin to prepare for EU elections, or automatically have a hard Brexit. This is governed by UK law
If they have EU elections, they can have a longer extension to work their shit out.
This is basically, at this point, what has to happen by consequence oif their indecision, existing laws and the simple practicalities of reality.
And This is Also Nicola Sturgeon, on a visit to Ireland. Reading the Proclamation of the Irish Repuclic.
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May was told that she could she could have an extension if she came with a plan for what to do with the time. Apparently when it came to the summitt to discuss the extension, May brought her usual imagination, flair and political acumen and just sort of drooled when asked what her plan was. Therefore, the EU has offered the solution again. The plan is entirely the creation of the EU - woven around the sheer practicalities of the situation.
If the UK accepts The Deal in the next 7 days, they have until May 22nd to impliment it before going away. In practice this can probably run to April 12th.
If they reject the deal, they have until April 12th to either begin to prepare for EU elections, or automatically have a hard Brexit. This is governed by UK law
If they have EU elections, they can have a longer extension to work their shit out.
This is basically, at this point, what has to happen by consequence oif their indecision, existing laws and the simple practicalities of reality.
And This is Also Nicola Sturgeon, on a visit to Ireland. Reading the Proclamation of the Irish Repuclic.
I love the smell of rotaries in the morning. You know one time, I got to work early, before the rush hour. I walked through the empty carpark, I didn't see one bloody Prius or Golf. And that smell, you know that gasoline smell, the whole carpark, smelled like.... ....speed.
One day they're going to ban them.