MPs Reject a No Deal Brexit - Brexit Explained 

That shit made me laugh internally, hard. 👏👏

😂 You joke...but..

@joseaca because there is no decent deal to have when youre a small 60 millions people country stabbing in the back one of the biggest economic group of the world

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🎼 In the year 9595 / I'm kinda wonderin' if man is gonna be alive / He's taken everything this old earth can give / They’re still negotiating the Brexit deal whoa-whoa 🎶

ORDER

Oorrrrrrddeerrrrrrr

The whole damn world currently feels like a South Park parody of the whole world

@@hamstirrer6882 That is so true!

Indeed! British friends of mine that like South Park are making parodies (I believe) themselves.

the new dacia he’s a joke

@@sk8ermGs This entire group is a joke, I honestly was confused in the beginning wether they were showing british politics, or a comedy sketch. As I didn't find it very funny, and the comments are relatively serious, I have concluded that it is not a comedy sketch, just a depressing way to keep OOOOOOOHHHDAAAAAAAHHHHHH. Honestly, is this chicken coop the thing that decides wether the country lives or dies? On the other hand it would explain why the british are such weird people. just to clarify, i'm not british, and have never paid atention to the british government, and seeing this, i don't think i should...

i got only AYE AYE (captain!) xD

@the new dacia that man would be the perfect talk show host. Hell it would be less chaos there.

ohw well They just all seem like grown kids to me, childish. Making jokes and laughing as they ruin the country.

anelisa just anelisa Underrated comment

You win Brexit

Best ever

You made my day!! I cannot stop laughing while in the line of Mc Donalds, people is staring at me

well played

if I was an elected MP, I could legit get trashed right before these kinds of meetings and no one would suspect

Really tho, can you imagine if Congress acted this way? More people watch definitely C-SPAN, and Robin was right with that line given proceedings like this.

sorely missed.

Whatever parliament is it sure is a hell of a lot more productive than Congress. 🤣

@@Anidem9 Hasn't the Brexit deal been going on for three or two years...?

@Night Shade unfortunately a staple of parliamentary democracy, a consequence of political parties

islam doesn't belong in modern day societies. It is NOT WELCOME!!! Send it back to where it belongs ...Third World!!!

Still way more dignified than USA or Venezuella.

@@art_means_artificial I understand and mostly agree with your opinion but what's that got to do with this thread ?.

SUPERΔRTIFICIΔL just leave.

This is the most amazing comment.

@@OdinsSage Comment of the week

GIVE ME WHAT I WANT!!!

Bercow is definitely Beerus in this situation

She’s probably just out of voice from all the shouting, but yes, funny comment!

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Probably true. Heads of state usually age dramatically in office, too. I've been waiting for someone to do a comparison of May between 2016 and now

@@NeoLithiumCat just hear her voice. It's fucked.

@@NeoLithiumCat just look at obama. He was a jong guy that turned into an old broken grey man in 8 years.

It added 5 times sexiness to her voice tho...

She created most of it!

It has yet to end. Anything could happen now.

I’m deeply disgusted by the selfishness of our MPs. For the first time in my life I feel shame for being British, as I watch this hoard of children squabble over their own selfish wants, ignoring the decision of the people. Regardless of which way you voted, it should be impossible for you to watch this unfold without disbelief, and disgrace. This is corruption, at its basest level.

@@GtsAntoni1 Less corruption and more not wanting to lose face. Whoever tries, and most certainly fails, to solve the brexit crisis will lose face and probably their position. It's human nature to not want to lose your position of influence.

@@GtsAntoni1 Maybe it's not selfishness. Those voting against May's deal genuinely believe it'd be bad for all, and those voting against no deal genuinely believe that'd be bad for all.

Messier than becrows hair

2225 you say? Sure, at this rhythm Britain will be the last member state of the EU, a bit like Serbia calling itself Yugoslavia long after Yugoslavia was history.

Luis Aldamiz don't rush things I'm think 6969 at the earliest

The only Good thing about Brexit is that the greedy rich will get a flat tax, while poor peasants like yourself will be force to pay more tax..

No, Brexit means to say Goodbye but never leave.

"We have decided that we will, from now on, get someone who actually wants Brexit, to negotiate Brexit."

deeper voice than speaker xD

And then she follows it up with empty talk about keeping your promises to the populace, as if she thinks the referendum will only involve house pets and cattle.

@@TheNinetySecond Yeah, it's like she doesn't care that people have changed their mind. All of a sudden a referendum whose most likely outcome is putting a stop to this mess, there the will of the people doesn't matter, and acting on that result is not keeping the public trust. It's clear that May doesn't give a rats biscuit about what the people actually want to eat once they smelled what was on the table. She simply wants Brexit. As a Norwegian, I hope that you will at the very remain in the EEA and Schengen, and become part of EFTA (truly the cool European countries club).

Mathias T.W.P we don’t want to be taking orders from other countries lol what part of this do you not understand

They didn’t say yeahhhhh they said hearrrrrrr

@@ceo8677 I think most people in the UK have since changed their thoughts on brexit. It was barely a win, and that was with most of the public being quite blatantly lied to about what it would actually be like

Hecatonicosachoron satire is unnecessary when reality is this absurd

You can't make this stuff up.

Tereshit May used Three-line whip...but it hurt itself in confusion.

"Triple whip against it's self and lost" it sounds like some S and M sex move. Parliament is a freak!

I wonder what that means. Will the eurosceptics or whoever didn't go along with the whip now be ousted from the Tories? She barely had a majority with DUP before.

Benjamin Desso if you want a really simplified version watch CGP Grey, he just put out a vid explaining the whole thing

British politics are like talking to a child with very very complex unnecessary laws

Politics have been and always will be a game.

Martin Valchanov although it is a game people at times play with their lives. It is not easy.

No, they've said their bit. What they want from here is to delay brexit indefinitely.

OODAAAAH

i was born on april 1st

@@tomaspyrod8283 what a joke

@Tiefsee, that comment wasn't a joke. i was acctally born on april fools

@@tomaspyrod8283 i meant your birth ;)

I think you insulted drunks.

Darkwintre lol. Such a circus in Murdoch countries around the world... coincidence?

Actually, as childish as it can seem sometimes, I think it's really good. Everything almost always remains courteous, and having everyone be forced to defer to the speaker keeps everything civilised else he boots them out.

A pummel party

Why do they speak differently than normal? Because certain words are banned in parliament like LIAR for e.g. ' the honourable mp of Somerset is misleading the house and the public on this issue, the house and the public deserves clarification, will the honourable member of parliament take the chance now amend what he has said.' = You lied to us and the public, now tell the truth.

This is our government. Help us all

Ironically I am an American and can possibly answer many of them. I lived in the UK so I know a little bit.

Darren Skjoelsvold OK cool. First of all, I still don’t fully understand what Brexit is and the motivation behind it.

@@raeanna33 So Brexit is the UK dissolving their charter with the EU. So the EU or European Union is kind of like a pact or a treaty which extends rights across borders from one country to another. Once you're in Europe, you can basically just drive across the continent as long as you're going from EU country to EU country and even driving between Sweden and Norway is pretty painless since those two countries have a unique relationship. The thing is the EU also governs defense and trade agreements. The UK imports a LOT of goods. From food stuffs to automobiles to friggin toaster ovens and the trade deal they have as part of the EU means that all those goods travel into the UK quickly without having to go through a protracted customs inspection. Basically when you think of the EU, consider if the individual states in the US were even MORE individualized and the federal government instead of being a centralized body was actually a treaty and contract of cooperation. So Minnesota would have a trade and free travel agreement with Wisconsin that was enforced by the trade and cooperation treaty instead of being different states in the same country. So the end effect is the same (you drive across the bong bridge if you're traveling from Duluth to Superior) but instead what is supporting that free travel and commerce is different. The EU countries also share a common currency (the Euro) except for certain members like the UK and Sweden who retained their own currencies the Pound and the Krone respectively. OK so lets then move back to the vote that changed everything. The UK decided to hold a vote where the people would decide if they wanted the UK to leave the EU. The government didn't think the people would be stupid enough to vote to leave and held an election instead of doing their FRIGGIN JOBS. By that I mean that parliament could have voted down movements to leave the EU but having the people vote it down sped up matters for them though and they were lazy and decided to shoot down those individuals who btw were funded by foreign countries in part but meh. The parliament thought they could just let the people vote but having a vote meant that there was a period of campaign and the probrexit people did a LOT of campaigning. Typically that campaign was full of half truths and misleading information but that's sort of the way of things these days. And without anybody calling out the probrexit side on their BS they got away with a lot of it. Next step was the vote. Never underestimate the idiocy of the masses. A person is a wonderful intelligent creature but people are panicky and prone to making terrible decisions when in a herd mentality. Individual voters voted FOR the exit thinking it would be ok because their neighbors would vote to stay. So you had a situation where many people who voted for it wanted to have a do over but YOU DON'T GET A DO OVER, IT'S AN ELECTION NOT A GAME! sorry.. So the people voted to leave the EU and this causes a LOT of problems, not least of which is the current peace in Ireland. Now the current tenuous peace is mostly only held together because there is no border between Ireland and Northern Ireland thanks to BOTH being in the EU. (again back to those borders being eliminated) You see, in Ireland (the isle not the country) because part of it is a member of the UK and another part is a sovereign nation they would have a border however with the UK being in the EU then that means that the two nations who are one common people (Norther Irish don't see themselves as anything other than Irish after all) could coexist peacefully. Now with a border we may return to the bloodshed that you're likely only somewhat familiar with because of a song by the Cranberries, Zombies. You know that part where she's talking about with their tanks and their bombs and their guns. She's talking about Ireland where a terrorist organization (yes a terrorist organization lets get real here) called the IRA killed countless people because of nationalism. You know that old chestnut that got the Nazis rolling and is our own current President's position? Yeah, nationalism... Which was actually also one of the factors in the Brexit election. So in short, Brexit is the British people's response to their parliament not doing their job and telling a bunch of crazy nationalists funded by foreign countries to go stuff it and thus allowing STUPID people to vote to basically ruin their own nation. The only consolation is that after laughing at us for voting in Trump, they screwed themselves over even MORE because this doesn't even have checks and balances mitigating the damage and will likely lead to disaster on a monumental scale that they'll never recover from. Lets be honest, they don't have the resources which was the whole motivation for the British Empire in the first place and without some kind of trade deal to keep the resources keeping the tiny island nation afloat (see what I did there?) they will have uncontrolled inflation and even potentially a flare up in hostilities between Northern Ireland and Ireland again which will be bloody. So Brexit in short is Parliament not doing their job and getting screwed over because of it and dooming the entire nation into turmoil and because they assumed that their people would somehow be smart enough to not fall for nationalists funded by foreign powers but in history people have NEVER been smart enough to not fall for that and us Americans can at least take solace that now WE'RE not the stupidest nation on Earth. No our allies across the "pond" are indeed the biggest morons on the planet.

Darren Skjoelsvold wow. Thank you for summarizing that up for me. I’m embarrassed to say that I didn’t know a lot about the EU beforehand. I have, of course, heard about Ireland and Northern Ireland, but did not understand the consequences of Brexit for them. Of course, we see this happening once again. Nationalism at its absolute worst. The US is, in my opinion, on the brink of a civil war, but after heading your explanation, it definitely sounds worse off “across the pond.” So. Parliament. Are they basically bought off like Congress, turning the nation into a corporatocracy? I mean, I just can’t wrap my head around the notion of leaving the EU. Did they just not think about the consequences? Obviously the masses didn’t. We all know very well that the majority of the world’s population are incapable of critically thinking and analyzing, so I get that. I just still don’t quite understand parliament’s motivation. Was it just because it was a promise Theresa May made? Similarly to Donald Trump’s wall, where he is only trying to do it because it was a campaign promise?

Hit all of my thoughts right on the chin! 😁🤣

There is *no way* that isn't intentional. Must be some kind of tradition thing...

You're not the only one bro. I realized half way through this video that it's not nose but no's

I still feel that's how they vote; They turn to the left or to the right to vote no or yes respectively.

This is not about brexit you idiot it is about remainers trying to destroy democracy simply to line their grubby pockets.

@@tutenvanman2715 How does remaining line anybody's pockets and isn't remaining just not even under consideration anymore?

Reword that to “when you’ve got British MPs?” and you’d be spot on.

@@tutenvanman2715 Yes democratically voting for things is the end of democracy. Which reminds me, Boris quit office shortly before things went wrong and farage left the party after they won correct? Shows how much faith they had.

@@esmenouvelle9439 use your brain the EU pays these cretins once we leave parasites like the complete Kinnock family as an example lose their golden goose.

HO dor, ho DORRRR.

Hodor! Keep the door closed!

Hodor is already a British Hodor

He's clearly not saying ORDEERRR he's saying AWWWWWDAAAAAAAAH!

In Australia the Speaker always says "Order" like they are a world-weary substitute teacher who sick to death of uncontrollable classroom.

It has been for a while 😃 You're left behind 😄

Same

As I was reading this he was shouting ordaaaaa in the background 😂😂😂

They’re all big kids, listening to them makes me sick.

His tie and the weird position of his jacket perfectly matches his yelling. I guess, he can‘t take it seriously anymore.

When Bercow resigns I'm really going to miss his "ordeeuugh, orduh. Order"s

Ikr? This is as good as any dramatized political show.

Them constantly heckling and shouting at each other annoys the crap out of me. If It was the show it would be funny but it's real life and these people are literally acting like sodding children in a playground.

At least there is some interesting stuff going on. Watching politicians in my country is like watching most of them falling asleep in their chairs or thinking about where to go for lunch.

@@megalodon4586 that's called the house of Lords here. Bunch of unelected overpaid upper class men (mostly men) who literally do sleep on the job. Constantly.

may sounds like she is ready to keel over and die.

Lol. He does seem like he loves his job.

Declan Hegarty orDERRRRRR! I wish to urge the honourable gentleman to keep discourse civil and to remind him that worrying high levels of self importance occur as much in RU-vid comments as they do in Parliament.

@@Bustaperizm He is the best payed playground carer in the whole world. With fitting ties and everthing else. I do not wonder : D

@@NC-dw3tk Born a Hegarty myself, I wish you a good morning cuz! ❤

Phil Sweeney lmao

@@H-to-O she's brought herself into this mess by asking for the impossible from the EU and dividing parliament by trying to turn brexit into a purely tory affair rather than involving the entire parliament to find out what this clueless nation actually wants from this ridiculous ordeal

Phil Sweeney whos May? Can someone tell me? Iam sorry iam new and I wanna know

@@meowmeowyoongi8403 Theresa May, the Prime Minister

Lucky you, next season starts airing tomorrow.

islam doesn't belong in modern day societies. It is NOT WELCOME!!! Send it back to where it belongs ...Third World!!!

As this is the top comment, I just want to add on that they are high quality as well as simple and easy to understand! Keep it up TLDR News!

@@art_means_artificial YOU ARE A TROLL.

You should never watch live news because it’s through a skewed corporation lens. Always seek independent journalists who don’t have a biased backing

ellekatrina just read the news article online. There are many apps on mobile devices that allow you to choose a topic (ex:- Brexit) and it gives you updates.

look at russian/ukrainian/eastern european countries where they start fighting. would pay 100Euro to se May in a MMA cage.

@@johanandersson2165 Russian politicians do not fight. They aren't smart enough to entertain anyone. All i see every day on the internet, is how people who rule my country once more came up with some quirky plan to steal more money from the nation. I would pay fucking millions of euros to never see them all again, though that's unfortunately impossible.

Not going to lie you had me in the first half

I'm envious of the UK parliament and some of the eastern european parliaments, they're more entertaining than our own german parliament. It was more entertaining some decades ago, but our politicians got too "mannered" rarely triggering a shout of "order" from our president of parliament...

@@MagiconIce after all that you took over europe anyway, or some shadowy corporations did, with the face of your government

Oh snap

Half life 3 memes are losing value! Invest in Brexit! Now now now!

Brexit is just an ARG to hype the release of Half Life 3

hahahah

PLEASE

Yet 44% of people support no deal, which is by far the most popular choice

@@etherealhawk lol mate, if we had another vote no Brexit at all would be the most popular choice. Everyone knows it! That's why Brexiteers are suddenly afraid of the democracy they supposedly cared so much about.

Neil how can you be so sure. It could be vote leave again. But I doubt remainers will be happy with that outcome

As an american, all the gallery shouting in parliament is wild to me.

just like most of the g8

It's not a circus. It's there job to Express their opinion for their constituency. That means that sometimes they have to show there opinion through yelling as some people dont get a chance to say anything

I wish we had a parliament like that, it's so lovely and I can feel that an actual conversation is going on, unlike our parliament which is a glorified stamp for his excellency.

@@rodmarshall446 Except it's super annoying. It works the same way in a lot of unions and larger organizations and tbh it's super rude. Them shouting is not the proper way to go about it. They have a way to express their opinions in a way that matters and yelling and booing isn't one of them. I feel like people who yell and boo and do all that stuff should be shown the door and it'd be entirely their fault

The greatest empire our world has ever seen was rules in the same manner. The no surrender to the nazis was decided in that same room. It may look pitiful but that room and the people that spoke in them altered the course of history

It feels like if Lord Buckethead runs the next election then there's a reasonable chance of winning given the amount of foresight he displayed.

Lord Buckethead would be a welcome addition to this comedy. Would definitely bring in views to the House of Commons if Lord Buckethead in full regalia addressed them.

Lord Buckethead is somehow less weird than most of the 'people' in parliament. I'd welcome our space overlord into power gladly. Some of his policies are actually quite good, like his plan to give teachers a pay rise to attract the best staff to public schools.

I have to admit, slightly disappointed to read Lord Buckethead is a just a satirical character. Would have voted for someone with that name, just because of the name.

islam doesn't belong in modern day societies. It is NOT WELCOME!!! Send it back to where it belongs ...Third World!!!

Well, it's just reality.

@@art_means_artificial Where did this come from? The problem is that they are to many to integrate in a western society withaut them changing the society itself and let's be honest they have a s*it society that's why they are running to us...

True. The US government also has become reality TV after Trump brought all his much needed expertise from “The Apprentice”.

That’s a low bar...

He likes to wear all kinds of ties, how exactly is he speaking like a clown?

ORDER, ORDERRRRRR!

Hes John Bercow, the speaker of the house.

Mic_Glow He's a clown. Like most of the buffoons sitting in parliament who imagine they know better than the people in the real world.

@@annoyingbstard9407 Unlike everyone else in that Parliament, Bercow IS better than anyone else, objectively! :P

We were never going to leave europe... This whole thing has been one staged event after another

@@H-to-O I was sat in my office back in November 2017 when I called it so I get bagging rights over a few of my colleagues 😂

It was just a political plot to get elected by using the stupid beliefs of the people. Like seriously, how dumb can one get to think that parting from the entirety that is the whole reason for your country's financial well being is a good thing? The UK already has closes only her has and take advantage of it, but without the EU marketplace the UK has no benefits that other countries making their marketplace significantly less interesting

If you think it's madness you should have a look at the South African parliament, it's a circus. The British one is actually very orderly and respectful, despite how it looks at times like this

It's a miracle the UK has managed to survive as long as it has. As for South Africa, it's an "emerging" economy, it is expected.

That's when you know democracy is there. However uncanny and rough behaviour they show, it actually shows that no one fears the other and there is different prospectives in every cases. Look at US Senate and congress and you will see nothing like this. Because there is no debate in there but inside closed rooms. This method is the best for a healthy democracy.

It just goes to show how out of touch these politicians are with the population outside london. The fact they think heckling and shouting over each other is acceptable is just mind boggling.

@@clarkymark1042 You wanna know a parliament where no body shouts?? See the Chinese Parliament (Congress) or the North Korean one. The thing is democracy is vibrant only when your representatives go a place to shout when they can do nothing and get payed.

You joke about that, Cumberbatch is starring is a representation, the hook is "Russian facebook ads", I kid you not!

Brexit: The Uncivil War

How many seasons? A lot I guess

Firch' ㄈㄧㄦㄕˊ Thanks to you I have started writing the show’s bible.

I hope not. It'd be very biased and it would probably just be propaganda to make the UK look bad. It was terribly handled in the UK, sure. But I'd say the EU is just as bad by acting like a greedy ex-wife.

-1 for bercow's hair

by Duchamp, I think :)

-1 for lack of ceremonial wig

I like his hair and tie... but what does a yank know ;)

It reminds me of Elmer

Honestly, I think this is a lot worse than in other places. As a German having watched a lot of German parliamentary meetings as a kid, I was shocked by these people's manner of conduct. This doesn't happen in Germany. At least not like that. And then consider Farage hurling insults at Juncker in EU parliament… highly unprofessional.

Check out the swedish parliament.

@@MellonVegan To be honest, it's not like Juncker is not doing the same at him.

@@devilsshield Well, fair. He isn't really the most presentable type, is he?

@@MellonVegan When was the last time you saw any decent presentable human being you could be proud of be in politics?

Its actually because there are no good options, thanks to northern Ireland.

@@agafaba It's almost as if they should consider that BEFORE making the brexit referendum.

@@artur6912 or before people voted yes to it as well

Then you misunderstand the amendment. It restricts the PMs ability to force her deal through with the threat of no deal as the alternative. Parliament has outplayed her. Its not pointless at all.

@@dobbsmill3676 yet also ruins any bargaining power we may have for a potential better deal (that corbyn seems to think he could achieve). Parliament just seems hell bent on sabotaging brexit whether its to try and force us to remain instead, through may's weird obsession with her "deal" or just straight up party politics

@@dobbsmill3676 I think it's May who really outplayed them instead, hitting them with a Zugzwang. She lost the opportunity to force them to choose between her Deal and No deal Brexit, sure, but she now has standing to force them to choose between her Deal and No Brexit, instead. Since they voted against Leaving with or without a deal, she can argue they effectively voted against Leaving at all.

@@KerbalFacile not really. Parement is currently split 5 different ways, with noone in a majority. On top of that the majority coalition only have 13 more votes then the other coalition of party. That easy to sway. Another thing is that May said she would step down if her party lost majority in the last election. She didn't. Which means that the second party have a lovely scapegoat to blame nothing happening with Brexit. Of course they are against Brexit at all, and want to stay. Which means more people are wanting to stay. Which makes those 13 seats from earlier easier to sway. I have no doubt that the 4 vote differences is cause by people from the majority switching to the minority. So when she says it will be no Brexit versus her deal, it the minority won that round.

The speaker is an elected member of parliament. But they aren't allowed to vote.

well... at least it's not like italy where they argue with their fists....

I'll have a number nine, a number nine large, a number six with extra sauce, a number seven, two number forty-fives, one wit' cheese, and a large soda

@@Cartoonman154 All you had to do was follow the damn train!

Sounds aaalmost like the french "d'oeurvre" which is fingerfood.

@@megalodon4586follow the damn train CJ !

It's in their name

islam doesn't belong in modern day societies. It is NOT WELCOME!!! Send it back to where it belongs ...Third World!!!

SUPERΔRTIFICIΔL ordeeeeeeer

Andrei Dragutanu how do you think he got so good at it?

@@kevlarchicken That seems like a plausible explanation xD

All day, every day.

Just look at the australian house of representatives

You never really watched broadcasts from the UK parliament, have you? it's been like that since... ever?

Sure- going back to the public would be unacceptable but keep going to the HoC is quite ok. :)

I understand that it's possible she may be prevented from so doing......

She may even add a _third_ comma this time!

Seriously, what else can she do? MPs do not want her deal, they do not want no deal - and as the EU is not going to give them a different deal, they are practically saying that they do not want Brexit, but at the same time there is no majority and no time for another referendum, which would be questionable anyway, as it can be very well argued that this would be undemocratic. The MPs are all just in for their own olitical gains, May might be the only one in there who actually does things in the interest of the UK and not just in the interest of her own party/career...

What else do you want her to do? This is the only deal the EU is giving. The parliament said no to both this deal and no deal. At this point if I were her id just resign cause the parliament doesnt want any of this brexit act to actually end it seems.

Zaedin0001 I hope for 2.B

As a British citizen , I know this will now last decades ,the next elections will be run on this( leave or stay) and the fighting will continue .The betrayal of the leave voters will lead to a massive rise to the right and who can blame them for being upset and kicking back.

@Lee Holdsworth, Could you please elaborate on: 1. How UK economy will be ruined by an extension? 2. How UK economy will be ruined by remaining in EU?

2b is the best option. The UK did not vote to Leave "if it please milords in Parliment". It voted to LEAVE THE EUROPEAN UNION!! Get off your fat arses and do what the People (you know, your BOSSES)TOLD you to do!!

@Lee Holdsworth What exactly is "ruining your own economy" in the EU? While in the EU the UK was probably one of the fastest growing first world countries.

It won't help. It's from centuries of chain smoking.

get her some dxm that will make a fun paraliment @@AlbinosaurusR3X

Get her some codeine linctus already!

Lloyd Nix plateau sigma

How about start with some water? She didn't appear to be drinking any.

Nah they want UK's money. if the UK is given a no deal the rest of the countries will have to fork up the money to replace them.

@@krishollow pretty sure even with no deal eu can demand divorce bill . if uk doesnt pay the EU would be within its rights to take the case to the International Court of Justice

@@niceboi4592 true but that would be a one off payment instead of the constant gain of money.

Eh, just one colony out of hundreds

Name I know but I’m from America so to us that’s kinda important

@@romanlegion5837 most exciting, not most important.

Chris Delzell I understand the difference, what I was referring to was that our of all the various nations that have gained independence from Britain, to an American , the American Revolution would be the most important

True

Actually, British Parliament is a lot more civilised than most other countries with similar parliamentary system - you should watch the speaker of Indian Parliament the poor man/lady has absolutely no control whatsoever - it's like a helpless teacher trying to control some out of control retarded children.

I belive the house has a bar...imagine drinking at work!

Short answer: that´s how it was done many hundreds of years ago and they decided to just keep doing it as that how it always been done xD

@BobbyG its orderly in congress

Which vote doesn't count and is being ignored?

@@Hana9916 What is the subject you are watching a video about?

@@brodaviing6617 Funny man. There were a couple votes that took place this week as well as the original Brexit vote

@@Hana9916 In case you still haven't figured it out: the public brexit vote of course.

@@brodaviing6617 So, how is the brexit vote being ignored exactly? As far as I can tell, everything else in British politics has practically ground to a halt while they're trying to make Brexit happen.

jarnMod...As a Brit, I can assure you this shitshow, and Brexshit in particular, is not "fun"...it's a frigging waste of time & money...a bloody nightmare...glad you're enjoying it😁/🙄/😱

@@disavowalf3351 I feel you, friend, the country I live in used to have a parliment to blame. Now it's just a shitshow run by the army. It's not fun neither.

jarnMod...Aaaw, shit, dude, now I feel awful...I'm so sorry you're in a Junta, that sucks...so very much. I'm sorry! If you don't mind me asking, where are you living? I completely understand if you don't want to answer that on YT🙂 I wish I could say that this has been a salutary lesson and I'll shut my whinging mouth about Brexshit but...um...er...nah, I'm still gonna complain but i do wish you all the very best in the world. Take care😗

@@disavowalf3351 Come on, buddy. It's alright. Life goes on for all of us. Let's just do our best. I'm currently living and working in Thailand. Long story short. A media tycoon failed to get an elected prime minister to sanction a big loan 10 years ago. He incited a mob. The mob wreck havoc through the street. The army use the crisis to take power for a few years. Another election came. Then another mob. Then another coup. Now the junta is holding an election. He appointed 250 seats in the senate, while himself running for prime minister. That's how messed up things are around me right now. Paliment is fun compare to this

jarnMod...I figured you were in SE Asia...it's always the most beautiful parts of the world that get royally screwed...not that the rest isn't exactly effed in the A too!! I truly wish you all the luck in the world and hope the population realises that mobbing is counter-productive...yeah, I know...passion, dismay and frustration rarely win through to common sense! Please take care of you and yours. I hope the dodgy elections lead to something better...yeah, I know...again🙄☺️

A referendum offering the agreed withdrawal agreement and Remain is likely an acceptable reason for an extension. And really the most practical way forward. But none of this was every practical to begin with so what do I know...

Its not like UK and EU transactions and agreements are suspended during this process. EU will indefinitely give extensions with a "fee" of course. And UK will accept these fees. I highly doubt EU will say "nope, you're out". As they need UKs money.

@@Morbuto no deal out must be on that ballot, & it also must be a numbered balot, with oc all being allowed to only place one vote if they only support 1 option, & this coming from someone who believes britain's best place is exerting pressure from within the EU to secure national integrity not sitting outside of it, there's a matter of democratic integrity to be upheld

They will have to fork up the money the UK used to put in. I can see them allowing it.

About the needed unanimous agreement: please remember that not all the 27 members are the same. Most of them can be "commanded" to vote for the extension, as long as the big players in the EU agree among themselves that the extension is to be given. Sure, one of the "little ones" could try to put a veto on the extension, but the big ones would quickly "convince" them to change their mind putting pressure through politics and economics.

And we all know what happend to Littlefinger...

@@0oFlicko0 He is still waiting in the Vale.... doing his thing

@@respublica4373 Don't wanna spoil it for you, but watch the last season.

@@devilsshield I dont watch fanfiction. Last time I checked the books he is still in the vale, therefore that is where he is as far as I am concerned

To be fair to her, she was dropped into brexit negotiatons (which she definately underestimated) after nigel farage spread misinformation aboit brexit leading to a rushed referendum. We need the trade generated from the EU to survive currently 😂

@@guardry1605 ((Point of view from the outside looking in)) I refuse to believe the EU really would not accept trade AFTER you leave with no deal? It's not a question of if you'll maintain trade it's about circumstance of trade negotiations only. Really by leaving without a deal it puts the pressure onto the EU to capitulate to keep trade, not the other way around because at the point the UK leaves they retain sovereignty of their resources.

@@Linsquip_ That was my first thought on the matter, however the eu leaders themselves are petty people, when brexit was first announced and when the vote passed they tried to pressure us by withdrawing some deals and trying to get other powers like the us to withdraw trade, but that went through the window when trump came to power because he loves brexit.

It is a reversal of a traditional dad joke: The nose have it!

youtube' s auto subtitles actually shows it this way....

Don't be in such a hurry to thank people who risked everything under Cameron by offering a binary referendum on something so complex for no other reason than to negate the threat to the conservative vote by UKIP. They never believed the vote would be leave. They took part in this chaos for what was best for their party not what was best for the UK. I can see no reason for thanking people for finally doing the job they were elected to do as we teeter on the edge of the cliff.

Lycurgus of Sparta, before delivering the new Law, would be uncontrollably vomiting until he could finally bring himself to draw his sword and plunge it into his gut if he were given vision of what democracy was to become...

Lycurgus definitely knew the risks and he accounted for them, but it's odd another Ancient Philosopher from Athens of all places despised democracy because it killed his mentor. Strange to think, Plato wrote an outline for Fascism (not the sort synonymous with today, but fascism) that is studied by many who never get what he was saying....

If this here democracy can't work out this issue.. The Queen shall regain full power and make the decision..

That's a weird way to see it. Why would it "lay waste" anything? Because there's not a government supervising their government? Would pulling out of the UN "lay waste" the United States?

Which is to say you don't see it at all.

@@riogrande1840 The economic impact of Brexit on Britain and the world are not under debate. It will be rough to leave, it's whether or not Britons are willing to harm themselves to such an extent.