On 23/10/2017 23:44, bm wrote:
"Jack Konstan" wrote in message
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"Tjoepstil" wrote in message
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On 23/10/17 17:56, Jack Konstan wrote:


"The Natural Philosopher" wrote in message
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We cannot reverse brexit once article 50 has been invoked.

The EU would be delighted if the UK chose to not leave the EU.

Unfortunately, it already has chosen to.

Article 50 is not reversible.

Article 50 doesn't say that. And whatever it says, the EU would
be very happy if the UK decided that it wasn't going to leave.

Did you not read what was written?

Doesn't say that it isnt reversible.


good grief, it doesn't say that we won't all get EU buns with pink icing
saying 'goodbye and good luck ' either.


OTOH article 50 does say that once it is invoked leaving *will* take
place once an agreement is reached on when, or after two years if no
agreement is reached,

No it does not in that absolute sense.

ergo it specifically states that article 50 is an
irrevocable step to leaving.

The EU would be very happy if the UK changed its mind on
leaving and said so unambiguously and would ignore the
use of that word in Article 50.

Not that the UK is at all likely to change its mind, even if
Boris gets to decide what happens.

You think that prick Juncker would seriously consider changing the rules in
this particular case and look like the fool that he is?
YMBFJ

Juncker makes Corbyn look like a statesman (or should it be: Corbyn
makes Juncker look like a statesman?)