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Theresa May does not let up. In the lower house, the Prime Minister repeated on Thursday evening a majority for a new Parliament in a vote on exiting the EU Treaty in the coming week. Depending on the outcome, then it should be a new Brexit period only until the early summer, or longer – maybe longer than a year.
were the situation not so serious, you might feel of a scene from the Monty Python classic movie "the knights of The coconut" is reminiscent of a sad Hero in a sword fight, his opponent is dismembered, and the duel undaunted with the comment continues, "just a flesh wound" suffered. A similar fate May: two you took were you in the house out of the EU Treaty, and yet you don't want to risk in the coming week, a new a mere.
What to do if there are no new elections, a second Referendum?
of Course the Prime Minister would be the triumph of form, if you actually manage to force the hardliners faced with the prospect of an eternal Brexit-sequel is now in the third attempt for approval. However, the risk of a further defeat. This in turn raises the question: What to do if during renewal, neither elections, a second Referendum should sign? It was up to the standards of a reasonable consensus policy, then the political Declaration, in which the future relationship between the EU and the UK is outlined, the quick change could be. The UK could remain with the EU in a customs Union, closely connected. The moderate in the case of the Tories, and Labour would not be able to live with it.
victory or defeat - the British policy
But the practice in the UK. Until Further notice, the British policy is on victory and defeat. May's announcement that Britain leaves after Brexit, the EU customs Union, shall continue to apply. Even more regrettable is that after the house vote Thursday evening, the head of government – and not Parliament – the threads in the Brexit keeps in the Hand.
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