Lord Heseltine: No deal Brexit a 'grotesque act of national self-harm'
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2019
- Lord Heseltine tells Sky News that there is "no parliamentary majority for what this government is preparing to do".
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MPs are accountable to us the voters, but have forgotten that fact
They aren't. There is no law stating that.
Apparently, 80% of MP's said that they have the ultimate say. We just put them into that position. They forget that we can also remove them...and will.
Tell that the Rees mogg, his constituents voted remain
Enjoy picking turnips in mid winter
Lots of people dissing his appearance. Few critiquing the content. Actual knowledge and analysis is considered a liberal sin.
lol !! This clown screwed over most of the working class in the 80's all he cares about is making the Rich Richer. Nothing more nothing less.
Incorrect, going against the majority is a sin and tyranny.
@@JoolzThePirate democracy is not the dictatorship of the majority. it depends on the balance of interests
These people who are trying to stop Brexit are seriously risking the future of our country. I hope we leave on 31st October as if we don't, we WILL get dragged into "saving" other countries when the euro implodes!!!!! These slime-balls really are costing our country dearly.
Writing WILL in capitals doesn't make it any more convincing without some accompanying substantiation. If we are to leave, we can leave - but let's not do it because of baseless predictions about some future catastrophe that will befall us if we don't. No reasonable person behaves in that way - but then no reasonable person acts without a plan and that has been the story of Brexit so far. We aren't in EMU and had nothing to do with the bailouts post-2008 crash.
Article 50 is the law ... Thanks to Gina Miller... Now they complain... Strange world...
Miller didn't make the law. She made sure it was followed.
@@WackyAmoebatrons yes I know that ... ?? ... I didn't say she made the law ...
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Yeah the very persons who know the laws want to bend the laws to suit their own agenda. That's what Miller does.
Little Gina's the Patron Saint of doing the right thing for the wrong reason. She and her rich pals must be kicking themselves.
A true hero of our time. One of the few statesmen who is standing up for British interest.
The only interest he is standing up for is his own. Just check the subsidies he gets from the EU
@@ChristianPatriarchy He is stating what be believes are in the best interests of the UK, that is not traitorous, that is patriotic.
Idiot
They’re accountable to the voting public. That’s called democracy.
but the referendum is not legally binding
Never ! Ever! Let the public make an important decision!
Un-elected PM is that democracy!
Z stevens the prime minister has never been elected
@@CoffemonTV
😂😂 Article 50 is legally binding as is the withdrawal act.
If this brexit vote was such a detrimental decision for the UK why did a conservative PM put it to the public in the first place...
A PM who urged people to vote remain, promised the referendum just to win power
Apparently that Conservative PM told Donald Tusk that he could safely promise a referendum and not have to hold one because after the 2015 election the Tories would be back in coalition with the LibDems who would block it. A damned stupid thing to do, but it wouldn't surprise me at all of Camoron.
@@erikzoe1 After winning the general election, why didn't Cameron just fob it off and push the issue further down the line
Anthony Kinsella He sure disappeared quick and has remained under the radar since...
@@erikzoe1 yes he could not believe that he got in with an overall majority and did not have to depend on the lib dems ........then he had to keep his promise and hold the referendum ....... where is he now .....?
And all the time he has an EU land subsidy of some £90000...................................no bias there then?
Ted Nash That's interesting. Where can I check that out ?
Not as much as brexit man Cummings
@@dlogan3099 Or JRM
GREED...........
- Don't like what someone says. But can't dispute it because intelligence is lacking.
- CHARACTER ASSASSINATION TIME.
Parliament DID vote for No Deal. Twice. If they didn't know what they were voting for, that's negligence, but it's definitely what they voted for.
Why would this guy be so concerned unless he had a lot to loose.........
Phil Rothwell Just like the rest of us!
Not as much as working-class cities who can all go to hell as far as the British elites
are concerned.
Lord Heseltine should declare his conflict of interest that he gets 90K farming subsidies from EU.
The government will surely pay the subsidies out of the saved billions for the EU and then the farmers can sell their products all around the world for better prices without all the EU restrictions put on them.
As does Dominic Cummings
I do believe Dominic Cummings received 250,000 euros from the EU last year.
Heseltine is a millionaire many times over.....he doesn't need loose change falling from the EU table.
@@VolkerHett There are no saved billions.
Anti-democrat and along with far to many others in Government have done terrible damage to this Country and the Tory Party.
This man took a British invention and handed it out to get a lower quote,because the government does not respect patents,the company nearly went broke.The Americans I believe have the rights to it.Bottom line it will affect his investments.Quick get his opinion before he goes his opinion is no more important than everyone that has lived under EU rules since day one.I have never seen any proof of financial gain for the working man.
The Thatcher Government he worked in was the biggest act of self harm inflicted on this country, period
No different to this government
@Alt Fit Alt. universe
Hezza is Thanos, without the murder weapons. Not quite as evil as Thatcher
@Alt Fit the mining industry was in massive ecomomical decline and haemoriging money, new safer, cost effective alternatives were in production and was although incredibly painful for many communities it was a necessary course of action to take, admittedly it could have been handled with more compassion
marK your clueless aswell
Worried about his 90 grand he gets from the EU for his farm, where did he get that hairstyle from?
braaimanook Bollox to Brexit, I didn't vote to be poorer.
Braalmanook. More like £900,000
And take that away, he'll still be ok.
Take that away from the average farmer and they'll be f#@ked
@@ib1378 The government has already said that they will compensate the farmers, when we leave.
@@braaimanook of course they will. How much and for how long. Not really a basis for a sound economy is it. Let's compensate for their loss. Especially as we were told how much better off we would be
Break up of UK without even going to war! LMAO!
Dam the Governments
@phil stabler Great! enjoy your measly pension in Little England.
ONLY THE AMERICAN'S CAN SAVE THE UK!
@phil stabler Willing the break up of the United Kingdom. There'll be nothing left.
The Russkis are good at that :)))
Interesting times. Glad I have dual citizenship. Really curious to see how this shitshow ends
Red Sox! What?!? America.. the same country with mass shooting and opioid problems. Erm okay. One of the most divided place on earth right now.. riiiiiggghhhhhhtttt 🥶🤦🏽♀️
Get a 24 pack and chill mate...!!! 😹😹😹
@@YanksandBritsProductions A rapist will run Britain's economy?
@@brianhurley6289 Red Sox didn't say it would be a good thing for the UK - he just said it would happen. Rest assured, Trump's "very substantial trade deal", when it happens, will be very good for the USA. After that, he'll look for the next European country to stray from the pack, and his trade negotiators will devour them as well.
I too would be glad if I had dual citizenship. My maternal Grandfather was an Irishman, born in Co Mayo. All I have to do is prove it.....
Did not support Manager Thatcher.
Maggie would be pro-Brexit. The EU has become far more than ever intended
@@robdewey317 ahhaha lunatic. Your Maggie always was pro EU. The European family, economic community was her way to balance the different interests inside Europe and keep an eye on Germany.. She was against German dominance( even extremist ,outdated and fanatical racist anti German). She was the only politician who didn't accepted German reunification, only accepted after huge US pressure.The only way possible for her to counterbalance was inside EU...She never would accepted ridiculous brexit, destroying her beloved UK, shrinking the economy etc.. Is just stupid. Meantime , in our days , EU is much more democratic, prosperous and forward oriented then Little England
@@zoltanercei1094 LOL@your maggie 🤣
We voted for Brexit and they voted to implement article 50 .... it says in Art 50 if we don't have a deal, we leave without one .... what part of this don't people understand ?
John McVeigh the part where people didn’t vote on HOW to leave as everyone said we would have a deal therefore there is ZERO public mandate for no deal.
tubehows4life sure, sure. Everyone said we will have no deal. David Davis didn’t say we would have a deal the next day. Farage and co didn’t say that Europe would bend over backwards to give us a good.....wait for it.....here it comes......D E A L. Wake up dummy, don’t be a sheep.
T B88 we are leaving without a deal because parliament rejected a deal 3 times. A50 states we leave with no deal unless a deal is made in 2 years. Get over it
@Frankly Frank this was explained, they described it as the Nike swoosh ...
"It's gonna be the easiest negotiation in history".
Should have been
Maybe it will... after we are out, first things first... leave won.
Heseltine? Talking about 'democracy'? What was the wording on the ballot form, Heseltine?
There was no question about leaving with no deal
The non binding advisory ballot?
Someoane is brake counrtys.
Yugoslavia, Ukraine, Cehoslovacia and now UK!!!
worst grammar ever
@@boereherp8705 not everyone is brilliant at foreign languages, get over it
@Amanda Hughes Conspiracy nut?
@@boereherp8705 It's been fucked for many years,
Another career politician like the rest of them totally detached from the Middle and working classes.
Heseltine must love the index-linked pension and all the other riches he has accumulated.
Yes he can dissolve Parliament one week before Oct 31 and as caretaker PM, he can take the UK out w/o a deal.
That such a democratic thing to do.
Quite...
Yes they do have that right, but that was not what I was going for.
I could never see the EU offering a deal for something they dont want.
"OH, but we didn't get what we wanted!"
It's a negotiation between a big customs union and a single, self-isolated country. Get used to it. We will watch this often now. That's the meaning of Brexit.
It's why it's truly amazing, to me, that Britain takes 3,5 years to make up its mind.
@@devonseamoor THEY DID??? WHEN?
@@devonseamoor the reason its taking so long I think is tbe fact that thd leave group and leave voters openly disagree with what they want....there were at least 5 models pf Brexit defined before the vote and none of them were no deal. Once those deals couldnt be reached then the concept of no deal became the only option to move forward. No kne voted for this but many are now fed up that they will take it anyway.....so we have a spectrum of wishes from remaining right through......this mess shows there is no majority for anything. No matter what cliches people use like "17.4 million people voted"....bla bla bla
Heseltine has repeatedly voted against Brexit,, probably because he's pocketing £90,000 a year in EU land subsidies. The former deputy prime minister, one of Britain's wealthiest men, is one of many unelected peers defying the referendum result while receiving still substantial payouts. There are many more in our government that do very well from the EU.
Not as much as Cummings gets for his land from the eu
very true.
Demanding respect for the largest concentration of liars to be found on planet Earth.
And I clearly remember him boasting publicly during the Thatcher years that he employed 150 people. Nothing of the sort. He did not "employ" anyone. What he did do was to run a publishing enterprise driven by advertising revenue. This revenue came from the efforts of self employed people selling space in his magazines for him and receiving commission for doing so. Simple. These people were not employed, they were freelance and responsible for their stamp and tax returns. People who are employed have their tax deducted from their wages and likewise their social security contributions. Economical with the truth he is over virtually everything.
Heseltine had his day the British people voted to leave it was a democratic vote get over it 🏴🇬🇧👍
Give the referendum its full title which is a Non Constitutionally Binding Poll Of The Current Public Opinion, it is neither constitutionally binding or a current gauge of public opinion, it is in no way undemocratic to simply ignore it.
Lord Hazeltine is a a 'grotesque act of life"
He's right!👍
Who are the Brexiter advisors? We've see. Plenty of Remain experts warning of the dire consequences of no deal , but no known experts saying it will be alright, except the leave politicians. Aren't people noticing this?
Matt T Rubbish! There aren’t any.
6:20 I notice he didn't answer the question . No point in listening to this guy any longer .
Finally a real Brit with common sense
Scrapping the barrel now interviewing old timers telling us how bad we will get it if we leave without a deal. Have faith in Britain.
Absolutely! This old nag wants sending to the knackers yard for recycling.
Yes. Just keep clicking your heels together and the little unicorns will appear.
Respect the peoples wishes. Stop delaying and undermining.
If the "people" wants to commit a collective suicide its wish should be respected because the majority voted for that...
Brexit religious logic at work here...
Amazing.
No respect for mislead ignorant morons.
Brexit is such a waste of time.
For once? I agree with a conservative. Speaks pure commonsense
He receives tens of thousands of pounds from the European Union in return for NOT farming his land, little wonder he is totally in favour of the UK staying in the EU.
@@brianrodney712 As a Dutch citizen, grown up in The Netherlands where a class system isn't apparent and ruling society as much as in Britain, I've witnessed the attitude of wealthy people, while living in Britain. Their logic is as cold as the steel around their hearts. There's damage done to them.
The programming of a boarding school education, severe and extremely costly, therefore a privileged destination for sons of lords, 7 years old, has managed to kill most empathic sensitivity, toward themselves and others.
Creating a personality that lacks a sense of justice. That is, the justification of living in a castle with a moat around it, and the bridge upright, is the key element and drive in those grown-up boys, or should I say, immature men?
I smile because I know what an independent Great Britain is capable of.
I thought it was Brexiteers that are old, this man is an old remainer,oh and he gets 100;s of thousands of pounds from the EU.
He didnt even read article 50.
this rat is worth or valued at 250 million
Probably got his money invested in the EU........
n miller That’s a bit over the top!! How much is our “Dear Leader” worth??
This bloke is out date & past it help us !,,,,
Just listened to this then remembered I went to the polls for the first time in my life @ 57 and my ballot paper said leave EU yes or no I voted yes could someone tell me if I had a unique ballot paper please.
ummm £90,000 a year from the EU says it all
That, and more, is what your hero farage has been taking from the EU for many years. And he pretends to hate it, and Brexit supporters believe him😂😂😂
Yah know? If my own country wasn’t running around like a grip of drunken toddlers with machine guns, I might be able to pay more attention to this.
Chill man.. scotch on the rocks for me pls!!
Anyone else feel like they’re in the middle of a slow moving governmental coup?
No but train crash ?
The people had a vote and we voted to leave.
In 2016 it was made clear that if we failed to get a decent deal no deal was on the table.
If the EU went to offer us such a bad deal that we rejoin the fold and forget this whole issue they are in for a shock.
The people calling him senile and other stuff just can’t handle the truth. There is no lie in anything he says, and he remembers perfectly. If u don’t remember, just watch three years old interviews.
The UK has been diagnosed with SPP disorder.
STAND PROUD AND POOR.
Commerce will win, no matter what old politicians say, Brexit will be fine.
Aww Lord Heseltine is worried about the dodgy tax money paying into his bank account.
Say on, TheMarker2015 L.S...... I`ll let Heseltine know about it.
Heseltine is correct.Parliament protects the country.Thats its first duty,its only duty.
I thought this old duffer was dead. Thatcher had the measure of him, she couldn’t stand him.
She wasn't exactly the most likable person either.
Many people here saying heseltine is talking rubbish? He may well be ? It would be helpful if they could actually say something different? Just attacking the fellow that gives reasons for his stance without an intelligent response looks frankly childish
colin stephenson Exactly. It is very noticeable on this channel.
There is no majority in the Lords. Time to close it.
The interviewer needs to read the 3 short paragraphs of Article 50. It says nothing of the sort. In truth when the 3 years of time aloted by artcle 50 for a withdrawal is up, it is over! It expires. And therefore there is no more brexit....unless the userpers make it so.
I THOUGHT HE DIED YEARS AGO ? WHEN DID THEY DIG HIM BACK UP ? WAS IT AFTER THE WESTLAND HELIKOPTER FIASCO HE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR ?
Can't believe half a dozen EU prats have got that much power over 28 countries
The fact that's being ignored is, there is a deal. A deal brokered and agreed between the British PM Theresa May and the EU. It's the British government that can't agree amongst themselves
Michael Mcgregor it’s not a deal till it’s passed in parliament dumbass
Clearly a remainer more concerned about the value of his shares.
@Ben Chorley peasent?
Michael Heseltine receives £90,000 a year from the EU in land subsidies. Why is he never challenged by the media on that vested interest when he voices his support for the European Project?
Isn't it like any other farmer who gets subsidies form the EU. Including Dominic Cummings?
@Derreck Jones correct, it's for what was a run down estate with huge gardens, fish ponds, fountains etc. He gets the money for restoring it, it's not farming.
He employs 10 probably Polish gardeners to work there, along side his chef, butler and housekeepers.
He is also worth £300 million!
@@joeococonnor Not really! Cummings wants us out of the EU and is therefore putting what he believes to be the good of the country above his own financial gain.
The government doesn’t want to leave without a no deal.. they would prefer a deal, get your facts right mate
The majority want out.
We who voted leave want no part of Europe.
If we don’t leave, then both main parties will see what happens.
This was made clear in European election that we should never have been part of and in the local elections.
The decision could not have been made any clearer.
Yadda, yadda, yadda. Such arrogant bullshit. Who writes your scripts? The Sun, Mail, Express, Farage or some looney right wing political group?
This man is a absolute saint. Brexiters are plonkers.
lord Heseltine in the Epstein black Book...
Since when was it self hate to want to trade freely with the rest of the world?
Rupert Murdoch, whats to keep his billions ..... ahahahahahahahaha!! Brianwashing the little English people it is amauing to watch !!!
Unless the EU reforms bigtime then there will always be a majority to leave in this country.....we voted out, are democracy is at stake.
NI, Scotland and Gibraltar voted to Remain. .. Weird how the area that was hit hardest by an illegal campaign wants out. Know what, let those who want to leave, leave. See how England does on its own.
@@Wichnam so your happy to break up the uk then?
An honourable man who has stuck steadfastly to his opinions. It was a Conservative government which determined that Britain should join the European Community and indeed before the referendum that we should stay in.
👑The Queen to order 📝General Elections and Fresh brexit Referendum?
eeeeeerrrrrmm is UK Sky news feeling ok? Did I just witness the interviewer grilling Lord Heseltine?
No parliamentary majority. People majority, ...
Out means out!
Why is he wearing sweater when it is super warm. Or is he in brussels sipping his wine?:-))
Tarzan is Riding the EU Gravy Train
simon jandrell what like fardge feeding is French girlfriend cake and honey while uk is going down the drain.
I believe he gets money from the EU for the upkeep of his estates.
@@michaelrmonk he sure does and he get buckets and buckets of it
@Lies Tricks keep smoking whatever your smoking bruv
Want self harm ?, Just get on with it.
How is the average person going to be better off when we leave?
We were promised we would be better off!
Shogun 1958 The only people that will be better off are the Tax Swindlers like Reece Mogg and other Brexit campaigners.
@@BubbleBlacKa my thoughts entirely.
Seems like the average hard core leavers don't care because they believe in the freedom bollocks
how dare he talk about respect and democracy when his very words are against both
No deal Brexit is our destiny. Don’t fight it, celebrate it! 🏴🇬🇧
Yes, he's absolutely right #revokearticle50 and #stopbrexit ASAP 👍
He started off by explaining that financial speculators, the Civil Service, politicians and former politicians (like himself and Blair) with vested interests in the EU, have deliberately tried to bring the economic development of the country to a halt in an attempt to blackmail the government into reversing its commitments to abide by the results of the 2016 Referendum, the manifestos from two elections , and Acts of Parliament - but he didn't put it like that.
Parliamentary majority my .... The people's majority is what matters, we employ parliament to do what we vote for in elections.
Someone who stabbed Maggie in the back should retire and go away.
Sooner or later he is going to get an offer from the Grim Reaper which he cannot refuse.
Could someone just lock this old anti British coffin dodger in a cupboard & if it's a big cupboard stick Ken Clarke in there as well
I can't quite see the USB cable going to the pot plant unless it's wifi but he is definitely connected to the higher mind device somehow.
Remoan is a grotesque act of national harm.
There was a vote
We are a democracy
Remoan has forced us into the position where we HAVE to No-Deal.
But let's be honest, it is still the 'best deal' available to us.
Brexiteers created this problem, they did not vote for May's deal.
@@a-borgia4993 Did remainers vote for it? They could have, and practically have stayed in the EU.
But what sort of Brexit did people vote for? No way did all Leavers vote for the same thing. If Leave campaigned on a deliverable type of Brexit, they wouldn't have "won".
@@simmo1024 I don't understand people like you...I understand we had the vote and have to leave but not without a deal...we will have to make deals to buy and sell goods ...
@dapper patto People voted as a consequence of what was campaigned for. Some might be happy to leave with whatever parliament decides, others won't. The fact that many leavers didn't think Mays deal was what they voted for, shows there is an issue, otherwise we would have left with that deal by now
Heseltine is utterly wrong. I never asked to be tied to a new political entity when I voted to remain in the Common Market in 1975. A common Trading agreement made great sense. I was unaware of the treachery being practised by the UK’s senior politicians. In 1960 Edward Heath had written to Sir Maxwell Fyffe, the Lord Chancellor, to ask for his advice on the legal situation if the UK sought to join the EEC being discussed at the Paris Treaty and he was warned that there would be serious implications for British sovereignty for parliament and the Queen. Maxwell Fyffe was in favour of the changes taking place in Europe but said that in Britain there could be strong opposition to the UK joining the European Economic Community (EEC). Any such move should be completely transparent with wide consultation and approval otherwise it could because it become the cause of considerable political strife.Any such move should be completely transparent with wide consultation and approval otherwise it could because it become the cause of considerable political strife. In fact British entry was delayed until 1973 as a result of De Gaulle’s veto on UK entry on the grounds it was too focussed on its commonwealth and close ties to the US.
The farmers of Britain survive due to EU protection.
Sky News does ‘smartarse’ comments brilliantly .
In Britain's present pickle, it should be wise and choose sovereignty by letting the British farmers feed the British people. On top of that, revive the manufacturing know-how of its once glorious Industrial Revolution, which started in Britain. With changes in climate, increasing volcanic activity and EU members' banks on the brink of collapse, Britain needs to take care of itself. Not the government, but US!
British farmers should by now be on standby to step up production and not be held back by EU quotas any more so that we do not have to import as many food stocks, also if we don’t give the EU £ 39 billion plus as a leaving present to the EU we can still subsidies our farmers to keep them financially viabile
Darius Beaumont Fair point, but surely other markets will open up, sorry I have always been optimistic
For Pete's sake heseltine
If Johnson stops leaving on 31st Oct... the conservatives will be toast...so where's your head
he obviously is not bothered about the end of the Tories party which it will be if they don't deliver on 31st of October 👍 LABOUR already killed themselves with Corbyn and McDonnell double act R.I.P.🌹🌹
Yesterdays man rides again. He has been out of government for how many years?
But wise, very wise. Unlike BoJo.
He was still in government last year until they sacked him if I remember right... Cameron had him as a advisor but then had him a minister not sure where .... he only got sacked off may two months before she lost her job...
Or a public majority for a no deal ,
We are currently abroad and the euro is now pretty much same value as the pound. THIS will effect Europe as Brits simply won't spend the money.
LOL Heseltine doesn't want to lose his land subsidy from the EU he looks so miserable bless 😁 And probably a massive EU pension .
Republic of England?
Last time I checked! Sending dirty money to another country to wash! Is called money laundering!
Needs an act of Parliament to do no deal Brexit. Eu rules ban forced ejection. 31 October if no extension is asked for and no act of Parliament article 50 expires and Britain is in limbo still in Eu with intention to leave. a court case will be needed to clarify the untested legislation.
That makes no sense.... stop clutching at straws and accept we are leaving.
@@85Dracster not without a deal we ain't
People all think get out and everything will be fine and nothing will change, but untill they start loosing thete jobs and everything costs so much more and poverty will become a huge problem for alot of people who voted out. Most my friends who voted to leave believed all the rubbish they read on Facebook. Boris and his friends won't be hurt with there riches, it be the poor who will suffer as they always do.
Christine Crockford EXACTLY, Brexit only happened to benefit the Elite.
Trading in manufactures with the EU is responsible for 8 percent of UK GDP and
trading in services responsible for 5 percent UK GDP. If the UK lost this trade it
would be painful in the short term but not terminal. The trade lost would be rapidly made up in a couple of years by trading with countries outside the EU.
Absolutely correct ... perhaps that's what they deserve?
Here's the crack. My wife and I have a household income of less than £31.5K per year. We would be those most affected if project fear came true but none the less we both voted leave. I suspect many leave voters did the same and are prepared to take the hit to have our country accountable to us alone. It's not about the economy.
Christine Crickford the only people who will lose their jobs are polish slave labourers on 1.50 GBP per hour and the people who “employ” them will lose profits because they might have to start paying British people a living wage instead of exploiting desperate foreigners.
NO DEAL. Get it done.
Ted Heath said that he had expected europe to be a single state by the mid 1980's, not that he said anything when he got us in the common market. I expect heseltine was in on the plan .
Parliament's job is to enact the wishes of the people. Why is that so difficult to understand?
No one voted for no deal
There's no majority for what heseltine is talking about either! Parliament voted for article 50 with a default no deal. Nothing changes that.
darreng34 what parliament voted and what the people voted is VERY different. My mother voted for a deal Brexit and with the assumption that it wouldn't be implemented if impossible. Not everyone voted for no deal this is an absolute TRAVESTY of democracy