Tyrone Johnson, eyes or ears, same result... same on you UK, soon to be the independent England when Scotland, then Ireland and Wales all seek devolution. Trump may want the wal between the USA and Mexico but the UK will need to look at some of its own ancient walls
Yes Mr American, you should have been following the news other than this anti-Brexit site that has done everything to persuade people that Brexit is wrong and it is still doing so. TLDR failed. You shouldn't be too surprised. We want our sovereign country back.
James Callaghan 5 season each as good as the last, it’s been a hell of a ride. Still shook about how they killed May off but she wasn’t bringing the ratings 🤷🏻♂️
Don't worry. There will be decade worth of spinoffs and sequels such as The Trade Deal, The Trade Deal 2 - United States, Scotland - Break From UK, Unification of Ireland and possibly even Return of EU reboot series in 30 years or so.
I really REALLY REALLY appreciate the little countdown clock for the the advertisement portion of the video. It really helps the viewer know what to expect. Thank you!
It depends if the remoaners regain enough power to start doing things in a meaningful manner. if not well no spinoff if yes then you will get to watch as they throw everything they can to delay, drag-out, and sabotage the process at any and every perceived opportunity.
as a foreigner, I am understandably beyond my bounds in saying this, but I offer my sincere condolences for the people of the UK. especially those young enough to actually feel the ramifications for many decades to come
@Meat for all the question is not that of explicit need of basic function, rather that of deliberately making yourselves weaker for the sake of an identity that can never be recovered. Largely at the expense of opportunity that people who hope to make their own lives in the coming years will, in all conceivable likelihood, will feel acutely
@Meat for all I'm... not sure how to express my sympathy, or concern. It's a personal failing of mine, All I can do is wonder at how people are brought into such wildly binary worldviews. calling them your enemies is just... absurd but, is more than likely how two people can so fundamentally be at odds. I wish I were able to able to communicate in a way that could melt these senseless divisions. yes you have enemies, yes the people in my nation have enemies. but they are not the neighbors with whom we disagree . I'm sorry. For my failings, for you, your neighbors, my neighbors
Pisses me off how many MP's sit there on their phones instead of listening to the person speaking! They don't get paid £80k a year to sit on their phones!
GUYS WE NEED TO GET THIS GUYS COMMENT TO THE TOP! BY THE TIME I SAW IT I ALREADY WASTED NEARLY 3MINS! WE NEED TO GET HIM TO THE TOP SO OTHERS DONT WASTE RHERE VALUABLE TIME!
The British people made decisions made on relentless media brainwash, and lies on the side of a bus. Economists agree that it will be financially damaging to the country. Only a halfwit would think trade deals with little hands that see pharma prices sky rocket and private interests assaulting the NHS will be good for the country. Unless you're a billionaire with a vested interest, I do hope you have private healthcare in place soon. It's going to get VERY expensive around here, one way or the other.
LeftyTosser68 ‘relentless media brainwash’, you seem to lack understanding of most of those words. Both sides bring forth their arguments, each person decides for himself which argument seems the most reasonable. The arguments of your side seemed the least reasonable. Your side definitely made their arguments clear to the people (or engaged in media brainwash, as you prefer to call it), being supported by the then government and substantial parts of the media etc. According to the people, your side seemed the least attractive to the British people. So be a good boy, accept that you lost, and stop being a bitch about it. Merry Christmas.
@@FireBlade9773 The Media has been "brainwashing" in favor of the EU and against Brexit since 2016. Standard "not all" clarification. Beyond that, one could argue that these economists are either covering their own rears (due to having connections in the UK and EU) or are being paid to say that Brexit is bad (as has been found in a few cases). The lack of consistent statistics, coupled with disagreements over what will change (due to the massive delay in Brexit happening) and the lack of major economic damage during both the original Brexit vote and the general election, makes all opinions open to skepticism. USA has also already pointed out that they aren't interested in getting involved in the UK's healthcare. If the NHS has any problems, it's because of any inherent problems it has, not because of the USA's involvement/presence. Private healthcare insurance isn't insanely expensive. Just need to research it a bit to find the option that's right for you. Why exactly would it get "very" expensive all of a sudden, for any sort of long term, when the UK doesn't have to rely on any one country to buy things from?
Scotland actually wouldn't be allowed to join the EU so it just be handicapping itself doing that, aside from Spain blocking it, it also doesn't have a sufficient economic foundation to join, (its public sector specifically is actually incapable of supporting itself on the long term separated from England) which while not specifically guaranteed to keep it out alone, would definitely be a major factor in keeping it out.
@@Spartan322 yes, there is a queu to enter the UE, and is correct about spain wanting to block that no matter what because cataluña, but at the same time after all this events and how the people reacted, i will not be surprise that they will push the independence project.
@@sebastianbocanegra7420 I suppose so, would be a demonstration of the idiocracy of democracy imo. Like despite hating the EU intensely I can understand why they'd rather be in it but it seems rather stupid to respond by just ejecting themselves from the UK, it be so shortsighted I'd wonder if they weren't born from moles. In the least they'd be more stable in the UK then outside it even in the worst economic cases. But at least the more left-wing part of the UK would be gone and the Celtic Union would gain more credence as a concept. I doubt that the former would fix anything though, the UK's politics are just generally trash like most of Europe.
@@kirundist105 Yes that's exactly what they said. If Scotland gets independence through a referendum that's backed by Westminster, Spain won't block Scotland.
@MrNotadream Countries in the EU are still independent and free to leave (as Britain is right now). Please tell me which is more democratic? The EU that lets countries leave or the UK that forces Scotland to leave the EU and doesn't allow for a new Indy (i.e. leaving the UK).
Doubtful. People are tired of hearing about Brexit. You have a good shot at 1 million if you do a series of videos on preparing to live in a country that had no trade deals with its nearest neighbours.
@@calthepal312 to be fair, the uk will follow the EU rules during 2020 and possibly in 2021. So that's not really leaving leaving. That's like when people at a party are about to leave and stay there for another hour next to the door or so at the door. Lol
@@the0ne809 no it's not. It's like when you end a relationship but keep paying your share of the bills whilst you find a new place. Relationship is done.
That's an easy goal. Aim for 400,000! The timer on top is a great idea. Also, how many times has Vicky Pollard been mentionned inside the halls of the House of Commons?! :D
"The time has come to heal our divisions and give up on the principles your constituents expect you to represent and support my position without compromise." Ha!
The question isn't whether your subscribers understand Johnson's bill, it's whether Johnson understands Johnson's bill. I'll bet he hasn't read it. It's just "Get Brexit Done" and make things up about the consequences. However, that's what the voters want, so full speed ahead.
Kicapan Manis what do you mean? When? What happened? How would he even do that? All that happened was the second reading passed, but the government wanted the committee and lords stages to be done in just a couple of days, which parliament rejected, they would have still been able to finish the bill by the first or second week of November easily, and we could have left the EU in November without an election being needed. But Boris wanted to leave by his hallows date of October 31st: so decided to throw a big fat baby tantrum and delayed Brexit until January 31st, adding even more dither and delay.
@@Android-gt3nw Nothing to do with my stance, just that it's boring now with this new cast and was better with the old cast. Also, it's pretty much going in one direction which doesn't allow for plot depth in the story. Also, the chances of plot twists have also been eliminated, it's become stale now so I quit the show.
@@zandani1463 I don't know about that, I preferred it when the show focused on it's core plot which was Brexit. However, I'll give the new season a try but I highly doubt I will continue with it. This is like getting a spin-off, and I don't seem to be too much of a fan. I will however follow the core story until it is complete.
Congratulations Britain. You are no longer part of Europe. But, no worries. You are in the middle of everything. All you have to do is look at the map. What a luck!! There are no Romans, Vikings, Normans, Saxons!! Finnally! You can do what ever you want!! Like, The British Empire.
The protagonist of the of Scottish in independence will be nicola sturgeon and a descendent of William Wallace.The main villain will be the whole of England (except Cornwall because there fellow Celts). The protagonist of the Irish spin off will be a reincarnation of Michael Collins and the main villain will be arline foster
@Meat for all You know the amount of money we send to the EU is fucking tiny when compared to say the NHS and he benefits system, it is literally right at the bottom of the things that should concern you about the EU second we made a deal when we joined the EU that we can continue using the pound and even pro-eu parties can see that the pound is so much stronger than the euro. Third we govern much of our own country and our MEPs vote in 95% of things in the EU as for freedom of movement what the hell is wrong with it? The whole argument of being a tiny island is such BS the reason, the government doesn't build enough homes as it is and they should be doing more about it other than complaining that there isn't enough space in this country, there is.
There was no "kind of Brexit" - the options where leave or remain and we chose leave. Now whether that was with a deal or without one is neither here nor there.
@@GromDarkwater Ah yes you mean the dictatorship with rural shitholes all over its map anywhere outside the major cities and 95% of it's population either living in ugly grey stack flats or huts in the Taiga, while the 5% who don't work the 1% of Mafia Oligarchs among them. Truly an amazing goal to aspire to.
@@GromDarkwater Oh so you are banking on more English Russian collaboration? I mean you already wash their dirty money. Hope you're in IT, medical or banking then. Otherwise this shift is gonna leave in poverty.
@@theharbingerofconflation no what I'm thinking is the UK being the bridge between the USA and Russia and in doing so making the EU sanctions irrelevant. This could lead to the USA Russia the UK and most of Asia leaving the EU in the cold
4:23- "this bill is more wrong than the one in last October ". You should have said "yes" then, That's what happen when you say no all the time. You run out of option n end up getting what you are given.
@@ryan9877 It depends what you're looking at. The UK doesn't even officially leave the EU for more than a month, which is the earliest you could argue as the end of Brexit. Then there's another 11 months of transition period during which we're still pretending to be part of the EU while we try to negotiate a new trade deal. Then there's another 5-10 years while we continue to negotiate trade deals with everyone. And that's just the current timetable...
@Andrew Cummings Incorrect. The SNP wants to leave the UK. They wanted this before brexit. The Scottish people do not want to leave the UK, neither now nor before brexit.
Sam Ludendorff your right I was mistaken in my previous comment, how I should have put it is that the whole Notion of Brexit has only intensified Scotland Desire to leave the UK
@@bnap3221 Guess that is exactly why this party shot up in the election beating everyone with a huge margin. Last time the vote was close. The moment they allow another referendum, Scotland is out
@Fu Fighters Guess you’re a lefty tosser. Although polling suggests that the Scottish people still would choose to remain in the UK, independence of the UK has become more popular since before brexit. Obviously, this is NOT the same as wanting to leave the UK. Even a socialist yahoo should realise this.
Had avidly followed Brexit discussions.British people have voted, its Parliament has decided to bring Brexit into effect. Sad,the likelihood of Britain breaking up looks imminent and its role diminution in world politics so real.
Are the Labour seats so empty because they don't have elected members to fill them, or because elected members of parliament couldn't be bothered turning up?
The UK is being abolished and we are to be ruled by the EU, which is what the treaty says. In the withdrawal agreement part there is a clause that says "anybody in the UK who takes part in anti-EU activity can be arrested". Look it up if you dont believe me. Nobody mentions this, or the bit that says the handing over of our military and intelligent services to the EU, leaving parliament without an armed forces, carries on AFTER the extension period has finished . So, a country without its own armed forces occupied by a foreign country! Yes chimpanzees, you are all being lied to once agaiin by the government, we arent leaving as all the MPs know only too well. We are going to be ruled by EU and after a few years, as mentioned in Treaty, we become whats called an associate member or what most people would call a province..
@@xr8237 And unfortunately the British will have lost their right to live and work there. They will need to apply for a work permit after the transition ends next year.
It's hilarious, that Britain never gave it a thought that Brexit might be the result of the Referendum in June 2016. No agenda, no precautions, and discussion about the practicalities, in case Brexit was voted for. This is an example of how typical British it is to not see further than the tip of one's nose. I imagine that the class system exists by the grace of rigidity. Thinking in 3D fashion doesn't seem to be Britain's forte, gosh! Hence the 3,5 years puzzling.
Saying that details of brexit werent exactly clear, its like saying that da Vinci was pretty good painter, or tgat Holocausf was not cool. Its a "generous understatement"
How to piss off a Irish person *Say Ireland sucks or is dirty *Say something good about the English *Say something nice about Northern Ireland becoming their own country
How do you factor in the tiredness of Brexiteers’ shenanigans both in Britain and in EU countries? Since Margaret Thatchers’ days, UK was never a willing partner in a closer union, despite signing the Maastricht agreement! That is understood! But there are no rational explanations behind Johnson’s promises, platitudes etc His only aim is to be a PM, what comes next is anyone’s guess!
That's not definitive yet.. The EU has to approve it, and a new agreement has to be reached before the end of 2020. Even if we do teach a new agreement, we will all be worse off than we were... in more than just the financial sense.
@Astir01 And Johnson has made it illegal to extend the transition. The UK and EU have until June 2020 to agree to extend transition by up to 2 years. Note that the Canada FTA took 8 years. From July, No-Deal by year-end will be locked in legally, giving you 6 months to prepare: stockpiling food and meds, migrating to Ireland, etc
The deal passed on the first reading and PM Boris suspended the voting on the second reading because that time Boris does not have the majority and it will be voted out or peppered with remain amendments (assisted by bercow) so now he has the majority and no Bercow he brought back the bill for the second reading being sure it will pass, also the timetable of 3 days of debate on it passed. Then it goes to house of lords for approval then the queen will give its royal assent and it becomes law.
Nah...If anything a successful Brexit makes the case for Scottish Independence harder to sell to the electorate not easier. Without The rest of the UK being in the EU if Scotland did leave then re-join the EU its effectively created a hard border with the remains of the UK locking itself into the wrong side of Whatever trade deal Westminster and the EU finally agree on. and right now 60% of all its trade is within that Union.
As red as my blood may be, I do like the: "Will you autograph my withdrawal agreement copy." I hope there were also MPs from the other bench. It shows sportsmanship. Not advocating fratrenizing with our enemy, but we must understand that parliament isn't where battles are won and lost. It is merely a reflection of a previous campaign. So we should treat them as adversaries. We should gather political ammunition and sharpen our tongues for the next campaign. PS: this was ofcourse different when the Connies had a minority gov, but they don't now. So let's show some patience and give them some space to stumble into the next issue that's going to split their majority. PPS: Not sportsman of the Torries to hammer on about winning the elections. 1 your argument should still be able to stand on it's own two feet. 2 patting yourself on the back just looks bad. We all know of the concept of sore losers. They're being sore winners. In my opinion.
One thing that I noticed was that hardly any MP's actually paid any attention to the debate of the bill with most of them turning up just for the actual vote. How can they even pretend to be voting responsibly when they are not doing due dilligence on the bill that they are voting on?
The Conservative guy speaking at 5:02 is basically saying: "I didn't want to vote for it then but a comfortable seat is better than standing up for what I believed in a few months ago, so tough luck guys".
He had a choice. Accept Brexit or not stand for Parliament as a conservative candidate. The core stance was 'get Brexit done' and was the central pillar of The conservative party.
Slightly off-topic to your video, but could you make one about the trump impeachment? how impeachment works, what happened this time, and what it means for trump going forward
callum davies they started off just providing information, and now most definitely give their opinion through the clips they choose to edit into their vids. So sad! No such thing as neutral reporting any more ffs
Farage's plan was not "A more inward looking UK." It was a more outward looking, without requiring the outdated European Union trading model. Remember, the only reason the Canadian trade deal was completed with the EU was the European Commission was feeling vulnerable when it was pointed out they had never agreed *any* trade deal outside the EU due to continuing objections from Germany and France.
I'm confused because aren't the politicians here debating and discussing probably the most important piece of legislation in many decades? But there are only a handful of them there and most seem disinterested in the other speakers?
Three and a half years of pissing about. The difference a government with actual parliamentary power makes is staggering. We haven't seen it for a decade.
One, WAB, it is not a deal, it is a withdrawal agreement bill. Two, the chances of a no deal Brexit has went up with what Johnson is doing on worker's rights! Assuming Johnson wants actually wants a deal, what kind of deal is it? What is a super Canada plus deal, anyway? Will the EU give it to the UK? We have more questions than answers at the moment, but time will tell!
I almost couldn’t believe my eyes when I read the title of this video...
Same
Tyrone Johnson, eyes or ears, same result... same on you UK, soon to be the independent England when Scotland, then Ireland and Wales all seek devolution. Trump may want the wal between the USA and Mexico but the UK will need to look at some of its own ancient walls
same im from india tho
Roshan Soni I’m an american myself
Yes Mr American, you should have been following the news other than this anti-Brexit site that has done everything to persuade people that Brexit is wrong and it is still doing so. TLDR failed. You shouldn't be too surprised. We want our sovereign country back.
Season Finale is finally upon us, it's been quite a journey everyone
James Callaghan 5 season each as good as the last, it’s been a hell of a ride. Still shook about how they killed May off but she wasn’t bringing the ratings 🤷🏻♂️
Fiver says Johnson climbs on a dragon and hoses London with fire
Ah, this is just the end of the beginning. We have years and years more to go.
Don't worry. There will be decade worth of spinoffs and sequels such as The Trade Deal, The Trade Deal 2 - United States, Scotland - Break From UK, Unification of Ireland and possibly even Return of EU reboot series in 30 years or so.
I wouldn't call years of negotiations and the possibility of the union breakup the season finale. There are many chapters left to be written. Lol
Did I beat the deadline or did the deadline beat me?
@Mark Gable I do. I live in the UK. We're still European Union members as of the 2nd of January 2020.
I really REALLY REALLY appreciate the little countdown clock for the the advertisement portion of the video. It really helps the viewer know what to expect. Thank you!
So is this Brexit infinity war or endgame?
cocoliso1996 “we’re in the Endgame now”...
It's more like Revenge of the Sith.
Neither. It's an alternate ending where none of the good guys won.
It’s age of ultron most likely.
There’s still the scots and the Irish issue. That’s probably civil war up to infinity war, and then maybe endgame
cocoliso1996 it’s only the beginning
The countdown on the bottom-left corner during self-promo is a subtle but really nice addition!
It seems like so much of significance has happened in such a short amount of time.
Thank you once again TLDR for your coverage and breakdown.
It looks like this is going to be the final season of Brexit, do you think there Is there going to be a spin off series in the transition period?
We’ve not heard this before 🙄
It depends if the remoaners regain enough power to start doing things in a meaningful manner. if not well no spinoff if yes then you will get to watch as they throw everything they can to delay, drag-out, and sabotage the process at any and every perceived opportunity.
This was just the pilot episode, the real season is about to begin ;)
The transition period isn't a spinoff, it's just the title of the next (an maybe final) season, that thing in Poland could make for a good spinoff.
You are forgetting the sequel!
Brexit: The Consequence.
as a foreigner, I am understandably beyond my bounds in saying this, but I offer my sincere condolences for the people of the UK. especially those young enough to actually feel the ramifications for many decades to come
@Meat for all the question is not that of explicit need of basic function, rather that of deliberately making yourselves weaker for the sake of an identity that can never be recovered. Largely at the expense of opportunity that people who hope to make their own lives in the coming years will, in all conceivable likelihood, will feel acutely
@Meat for all I'm... not sure how to express my sympathy, or concern. It's a personal failing of mine, All I can do is wonder at how people are brought into such wildly binary worldviews. calling them your enemies is just... absurd but, is more than likely how two people can so fundamentally be at odds. I wish I were able to able to communicate in a way that could melt these senseless divisions. yes you have enemies, yes the people in my nation have enemies. but they are not the neighbors with whom we disagree . I'm sorry. For my failings, for you, your neighbors, my neighbors
Pisses me off how many MP's sit there on their phones instead of listening to the person speaking! They don't get paid £80k a year to sit on their phones!
You deserve 340k+ subscribers with your hypnotic siren voice
If you dont want the whole brexit backstory skip to 2:42
Fighter5810 you are doing god’s work good sir. Cheers
Thank you
GUYS WE NEED TO GET THIS GUYS COMMENT TO THE TOP! BY THE TIME I SAW IT I ALREADY WASTED NEARLY 3MINS! WE NEED TO GET HIM TO THE TOP SO OTHERS DONT WASTE RHERE VALUABLE TIME!
thankyou
UK Wars: The Rise of Brexiteers
I told you I'd get Brexit done
Lol
"The emotional response to brexit" Oh please
The emotional response to Brexit = salty remoaner tears
It's so sad to no longer see John Bercow in the speakers' chair. He has been the speaker ever since I started learning about British politics.
@UCoD-Vq24lUDwP-iRfeOY6YA I'm sorry, I did not understand the tone of your message, could you elaborate?
What about the £9m leaflet to every household that told us we would leave the CU and the SM?
This is going to be very bad for our country.
Outrunner68 you don’t know that though, no body knows what will happen
Outrunner68 the British people disagree
The British people made decisions made on relentless media brainwash, and lies on the side of a bus.
Economists agree that it will be financially damaging to the country.
Only a halfwit would think trade deals with little hands that see pharma prices sky rocket and private interests assaulting the NHS will be good for the country.
Unless you're a billionaire with a vested interest, I do hope you have private healthcare in place soon.
It's going to get VERY expensive around here, one way or the other.
LeftyTosser68 ‘relentless media brainwash’, you seem to lack understanding of most of those words. Both sides bring forth their arguments, each person decides for himself which argument seems the most reasonable. The arguments of your side seemed the least reasonable. Your side definitely made their arguments clear to the people (or engaged in media brainwash, as you prefer to call it), being supported by the then government and substantial parts of the media etc. According to the people, your side seemed the least attractive to the British people. So be a good boy, accept that you lost, and stop being a bitch about it. Merry Christmas.
@@FireBlade9773
The Media has been "brainwashing" in favor of the EU and against Brexit since 2016.
Standard "not all" clarification. Beyond that, one could argue that these economists are either covering their own rears (due to having connections in the UK and EU) or are being paid to say that Brexit is bad (as has been found in a few cases). The lack of consistent statistics, coupled with disagreements over what will change (due to the massive delay in Brexit happening) and the lack of major economic damage during both the original Brexit vote and the general election, makes all opinions open to skepticism.
USA has also already pointed out that they aren't interested in getting involved in the UK's healthcare. If the NHS has any problems, it's because of any inherent problems it has, not because of the USA's involvement/presence.
Private healthcare insurance isn't insanely expensive. Just need to research it a bit to find the option that's right for you.
Why exactly would it get "very" expensive all of a sudden, for any sort of long term, when the UK doesn't have to rely on any one country to buy things from?
So, it seens we are changing the schedule of 2020 on TLDR News, from Brexit to Scothland independence.
Scotland actually wouldn't be allowed to join the EU so it just be handicapping itself doing that, aside from Spain blocking it, it also doesn't have a sufficient economic foundation to join, (its public sector specifically is actually incapable of supporting itself on the long term separated from England) which while not specifically guaranteed to keep it out alone, would definitely be a major factor in keeping it out.
@@Spartan322 yes, there is a queu to enter the UE, and is correct about spain wanting to block that no matter what because cataluña, but at the same time after all this events and how the people reacted, i will not be surprise that they will push the independence project.
@@sebastianbocanegra7420 I suppose so, would be a demonstration of the idiocracy of democracy imo. Like despite hating the EU intensely I can understand why they'd rather be in it but it seems rather stupid to respond by just ejecting themselves from the UK, it be so shortsighted I'd wonder if they weren't born from moles. In the least they'd be more stable in the UK then outside it even in the worst economic cases. But at least the more left-wing part of the UK would be gone and the Celtic Union would gain more credence as a concept. I doubt that the former would fix anything though, the UK's politics are just generally trash like most of Europe.
@@kirundist105 Yes that's exactly what they said. If Scotland gets independence through a referendum that's backed by Westminster, Spain won't block Scotland.
@MrNotadream Countries in the EU are still independent and free to leave (as Britain is right now). Please tell me which is more democratic? The EU that lets countries leave or the UK that forces Scotland to leave the EU and doesn't allow for a new Indy (i.e. leaving the UK).
I think you can get to 1 million subscribers before Brexit happens lol
Doubtful. People are tired of hearing about Brexit.
You have a good shot at 1 million if you do a series of videos on preparing to live in a country that had no trade deals with its nearest neighbours.
The only reason it was delayed so long was the hung parliament, which is gone now.
Yeah but like Brexit Brexit won’t happen until like 2021 or something. There’s still the transition period and all that.
@@calthepal312 to be fair, the uk will follow the EU rules during 2020 and possibly in 2021. So that's not really leaving leaving. That's like when people at a party are about to leave and stay there for another hour next to the door or so at the door. Lol
@@the0ne809 no it's not. It's like when you end a relationship but keep paying your share of the bills whilst you find a new place.
Relationship is done.
That's an easy goal. Aim for 400,000! The timer on top is a great idea. Also, how many times has Vicky Pollard been mentionned inside the halls of the House of Commons?! :D
oh man. the new season of brexit is starting out great!
The new "orders" are shite though.
@@ShiroKage009 Important characters are always killed off at the worst times.
Only, season 2 was so lackluster and disapointing that you'd almost think Rian Johnson was involved.
Now it's season 3, the JJ Abrams reboot.
"The time has come to heal our divisions and give up on the principles your constituents expect you to represent and support my position without compromise."
Ha!
The bread and butter topic of this channel is almost drawing to a end..
House of commons voting feels different without Brecow :(
Yeah, it's so much better! Less sensationalist, less divisive, less confrontational. More British.
It's weird having a Speaker sho isn't blatantly biased
@@stefansamuels8605 Weird? Not at all, it's how it used to be. The speaker was never meant to wield the kind of power that Bercow did.
@@toffeecrisp2146 wooosh . That was sarcasm . Smh
More democratic.
The question isn't whether your subscribers understand Johnson's bill, it's whether Johnson understands Johnson's bill. I'll bet he hasn't read it. It's just "Get Brexit Done" and make things up about the consequences. However, that's what the voters want, so full speed ahead.
Sure thing pal, keep deluding yourself.
Not “finally”. It was approved before, but Johnson called an election before it was completed.
It wasn't, former speaker blocked it.
Kicapan Manis what do you mean? When? What happened? How would he even do that? All that happened was the second reading passed, but the government wanted the committee and lords stages to be done in just a couple of days, which parliament rejected, they would have still been able to finish the bill by the first or second week of November easily, and we could have left the EU in November without an election being needed. But Boris wanted to leave by his hallows date of October 31st: so decided to throw a big fat baby tantrum and delayed Brexit until January 31st, adding even more dither and delay.
"posh version of Little Britain's Vicky Pollard"
This had me rolling on the floor crying
This new season is the worst one yet, I think this is when I quit.
GhostyAzere don’t give up mid series!!! Scotland’s independence and Irish unification are gonna up next!
Do you need some pepper with that salt, remainer?
Remainders hate this season's plot twist: democracy...
@@Android-gt3nw Nothing to do with my stance, just that it's boring now with this new cast and was better with the old cast. Also, it's pretty much going in one direction which doesn't allow for plot depth in the story. Also, the chances of plot twists have also been eliminated, it's become stale now so I quit the show.
@@zandani1463 I don't know about that, I preferred it when the show focused on it's core plot which was Brexit. However, I'll give the new season a try but I highly doubt I will continue with it.
This is like getting a spin-off, and I don't seem to be too much of a fan. I will however follow the core story until it is complete.
Congratulations Britain. You are no longer part of Europe. But, no worries. You are in the middle of everything. All you have to do is look at the map. What a luck!! There are no Romans, Vikings, Normans, Saxons!! Finnally! You can do what ever you want!! Like, The British Empire.
Again, our parliament are unable to do their job. How the fuck can there be a near-empty house on the most important debate of a generation?
Final season of "brexit " soon we start watching " leaving the EU: a redtape journey"
Guys, I've heard rumours that Brexit would get a spin-off series on Irish terrorism or Scottish independence, is it true?
I have also heard the rumours of a spin-off called "SCOTEXIT". It is based on a show canceled a few years ago, it seems pretty good
The protagonist of the of Scottish in independence will be nicola sturgeon and a descendent of William Wallace.The main villain will be the whole of England (except Cornwall because there fellow Celts). The protagonist of the Irish spin off will be a reincarnation of Michael Collins and the main villain will be arline foster
@@shea3280 sad how you put England as a nonexistent enemy
@@chillaxo9863 fair enough it need a better enemy
@@shea3280 logic? England isn't your enemy
And you don't need an enemy
What is it with your inferiority complex?
Uk leaving the Eu is like a nightmare from which I want to wake up immediatelly....
Couldn't put it a better way tbh
@Meat for all What is so nightmarish about being in the EU? Please tell me
@Meat for all You know the amount of money we send to the EU is fucking tiny when compared to say the NHS and he benefits system, it is literally right at the bottom of the things that should concern you about the EU second we made a deal when we joined the EU that we can continue using the pound and even pro-eu parties can see that the pound is so much stronger than the euro. Third we govern much of our own country and our MEPs vote in 95% of things in the EU as for freedom of movement what the hell is wrong with it? The whole argument of being a tiny island is such BS the reason, the government doesn't build enough homes as it is and they should be doing more about it other than complaining that there isn't enough space in this country, there is.
There was no "kind of Brexit" - the options where leave or remain and we chose leave. Now whether that was with a deal or without one is neither here nor there.
Man, I seriously miss the OOORRDAAAA
Finally the UK can group themselves in with other great European countries outside the EU. Like Romania.. and what else remains of Yugoslavia.
What about Russia. The biggest and most powerful European nation.
@@GromDarkwater Ah yes you mean the dictatorship with rural shitholes all over its map anywhere outside the major cities and 95% of it's population either living in ugly grey stack flats or huts in the Taiga, while the 5% who don't work the 1% of Mafia Oligarchs among them. Truly an amazing goal to aspire to.
@@theharbingerofconflation still the biggest European nation and the most powerful. Also has a massive untapped market if we can get into it.
@@GromDarkwater Oh so you are banking on more English Russian collaboration? I mean you already wash their dirty money. Hope you're in IT, medical or banking then. Otherwise this shift is gonna leave in poverty.
@@theharbingerofconflation no what I'm thinking is the UK being the bridge between the USA and Russia and in doing so making the EU sanctions irrelevant. This could lead to the USA Russia the UK and most of Asia leaving the EU in the cold
Where was the band? The Titanic had one..
Does the UK really deserve a band though? It's not as great as the Titanic and I live here,
@@thepodcastcrew1113 I got a lot of friends out there and they will appreciate a band ...we can't do more for now...but time will come
I'm not from the UK but I've been following Brexit stuff ever since the referendum and I honestly thought for a while this moment would never come.
4:23- "this bill is more wrong than the one in last October ". You should have said "yes" then, That's what happen when you say no all the time. You run out of option n end up getting what you are given.
At last, brexit has a clear end in sight (I am against the deal thought, but I don't live in the uk)
No end in sight. This is the beginning of the end.
@@bobdigi500 This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.
@@rmsgrey top quote. ;)
@@rmsgrey were not even in the beginning it's more an end to the epilogue
@@ryan9877 It depends what you're looking at. The UK doesn't even officially leave the EU for more than a month, which is the earliest you could argue as the end of Brexit. Then there's another 11 months of transition period during which we're still pretending to be part of the EU while we try to negotiate a new trade deal. Then there's another 5-10 years while we continue to negotiate trade deals with everyone. And that's just the current timetable...
A United Kingdom where Scotland wishes to leave because of brexit
@Andrew Cummings Incorrect. The SNP wants to leave the UK. They wanted this before brexit. The Scottish people do not want to leave the UK, neither now nor before brexit.
Sam Ludendorff your right I was mistaken in my previous comment, how I should have put it is that the whole Notion of Brexit has only intensified Scotland Desire to leave the UK
@@bnap3221 Guess that is exactly why this party shot up in the election beating everyone with a huge margin. Last time the vote was close. The moment they allow another referendum, Scotland is out
@@bnap3221 so give them their referendum if you are so sure about this.
@Fu Fighters Guess you’re a lefty tosser. Although polling suggests that the Scottish people still would choose to remain in the UK, independence of the UK has become more popular since before brexit. Obviously, this is NOT the same as wanting to leave the UK. Even a socialist yahoo should realise this.
Had avidly followed Brexit discussions.British people have voted, its Parliament has decided to bring Brexit into effect.
Sad,the likelihood of Britain breaking up looks imminent and its role diminution in world politics so real.
Are the Labour seats so empty because they don't have elected members to fill them, or because elected members of parliament couldn't be bothered turning up?
when they were debating the Labour seats seemed almost empty. On the vote suddenly there is a crowd. Why?
You need to do a video on the new arrangements to the withdrawal agreement, thanks.
The American Patriots are proud of the Brits for taking their country back.
Congratulations!
Idiots stand together
The UK is being abolished and we are to be ruled by the EU, which is what the treaty says. In the withdrawal agreement part there is a clause that says "anybody in the UK who takes part in anti-EU activity can be arrested". Look it up if you dont believe me. Nobody mentions this, or the bit that says the handing over of our military and intelligent services to the EU, leaving parliament without an armed forces, carries on AFTER the extension period has finished . So, a country without its own armed forces occupied by a foreign country! Yes chimpanzees, you are all being lied to once agaiin by the government, we arent leaving as all the MPs know only too well. We are going to be ruled by EU and after a few years, as mentioned in Treaty, we become whats called an associate member or what most people would call a province..
People voted in 2016 . But parliament took 3 years . Does parliament is greater than people in UK country ?
So is it safe to go migrate from eu to uk and work there or not?
They never give up do they? Fine, its much more satisfying to watch this way regardless.
I have no problems with the speaker per se, but his "order" is so lifeless compared to Bercow's
@@roywiseman I'm purely talking about the "odaaaaa", I'm still too American to have opinions on the other stuff lol
Looking at the Brexodus, until now, there is only one real winner and that are the Netherlands.
Now is where it really begins.
@luxembourger What are you talking about?
@@davzinzan Exodus of jobs and business will really pick up in July when it will become clear that No-Deal at end of 2020 is unavoidable
Yup, hop skip and a jump away, great infrastructure and the best non native English speaking nation.
@@xr8237 And unfortunately the British will have lost their right to live and work there. They will need to apply for a work permit after the transition ends next year.
It took 4 years and 280k subs
Agreement surely. 😉 Or more accurately, ”A shafting”
Independence Day is coming boys
The fall of the United Kingdom is coming boys.
Yeah, long live Ireland and Scotland
Idk if you're talking about the UK lol cause they're already independent
At god damb last. The toxic remainers out in full force is hilarious.
The UK is already independent 🤦♀️
No shit. The aliens are going to attack?
I think give it 20 years or 50 the UK will go back to the EU just because of the state of the world
It's hilarious, that Britain never gave it a thought that Brexit might be the result of the Referendum in June 2016. No agenda, no precautions, and discussion about the practicalities, in case Brexit was voted for. This is an example of how typical British it is to not see further than the tip of one's nose. I imagine that the class system exists by the grace of rigidity. Thinking in 3D fashion doesn't seem to be Britain's forte, gosh! Hence the 3,5 years puzzling.
I used to be losing my shit over this but now Oxbridge rejected me so jokes on you B)
video starts at 0:56
Looks like we are moving towards the final season of the Brexit
Devang Liya maybe. I hope we get a spin off show about the economic and civic collapse of the UK
Saying that details of brexit werent exactly clear, its like saying that da Vinci was pretty good painter, or tgat Holocausf was not cool. Its a "generous understatement"
How to piss off a Irish person
*Say Ireland sucks or is dirty
*Say something good about the English
*Say something nice about Northern Ireland becoming their own country
Ask him if he's from South Ireland.
How do you factor in the tiredness of Brexiteers’ shenanigans both in Britain and in EU countries? Since Margaret Thatchers’ days, UK was never a willing partner in a closer union, despite signing the Maastricht agreement! That is understood! But there are no rational explanations behind Johnson’s promises, platitudes etc His only aim is to be a PM, what comes next is anyone’s guess!
Sebastian Thor glad to hear optimism
Sebastian Thor looking forward to it!
Wow, so it looks like the British will avoid a no-deal Brexit after all...
For now. The withdrawal agreement will end December 2020 and if no permanent trade deals will made by then it'll be wto
That's not definitive yet..
The EU has to approve it, and a new agreement has to be reached before the end of 2020. Even if we do teach a new agreement, we will all be worse off than we were... in more than just the financial sense.
@Astir01 And Johnson has made it illegal to extend the transition. The UK and EU have until June 2020 to agree to extend transition by up to 2 years. Note that the Canada FTA took 8 years.
From July, No-Deal by year-end will be locked in legally, giving you 6 months to prepare: stockpiling food and meds, migrating to Ireland, etc
bornach
Yeah because one we leave it'll be impossible to import stuff from anywhere... How do you think we have stuff from China?
So Britain will follow all the laws of the European union, without having a say in what those laws are.
Sorry, I thought the deal passed in October, it was the timetable that MPs had a problem with.
It didn't pass because of the irish border. Looks like the Tories are looking forward to the Troubles part Deux.
The deal passed on the first reading and PM Boris suspended the voting on the second reading because that time Boris does not have the majority and it will be voted out or peppered with remain amendments (assisted by bercow) so now he has the majority and no Bercow he brought back the bill for the second reading being sure it will pass, also the timetable of 3 days of debate on it passed. Then it goes to house of lords for approval then the queen will give its royal assent and it becomes law.
Please do a video explaining how one becomes “Black Rod”
Best thing about this channel is the adds!
I feel like If brexit happens Scotland will definitely leave.
Nah...If anything a successful Brexit makes the case for Scottish Independence harder to sell to the electorate not easier.
Without The rest of the UK being in the EU if Scotland did leave then re-join the EU its effectively created a hard border with the remains of the UK locking itself into the wrong side of Whatever trade deal Westminster and the EU finally agree on. and right now 60% of all its trade is within that Union.
What about a straight-up Declaration of Independence?
That would be illegal and wouldn't be recognised by any country anywhere in the world 😂
@@MrLordBear wouldn't be the first time a country cut its ties to the English
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All of the UK:
"Get on with it!"
"Yes get on with it!"
Finally I will be able to get my commemorative 50p coin. It will all have been worth it then.
Don't forget the blue passports
bornach Unfortunately I just renewed my passport so will have to wait another 8 years for that pure delight.
@@bornach And our new ration books!
Irony...?!!!
I somehow lost interest in this season. It may come from the leave of Berkow
As red as my blood may be, I do like the: "Will you autograph my withdrawal agreement copy." I hope there were also MPs from the other bench. It shows sportsmanship.
Not advocating fratrenizing with our enemy, but we must understand that parliament isn't where battles are won and lost. It is merely a reflection of a previous campaign. So we should treat them as adversaries. We should gather political ammunition and sharpen our tongues for the next campaign.
PS: this was ofcourse different when the Connies had a minority gov, but they don't now. So let's show some patience and give them some space to stumble into the next issue that's going to split their majority.
PPS: Not sportsman of the Torries to hammer on about winning the elections.
1 your argument should still be able to stand on it's own two feet.
2 patting yourself on the back just looks bad. We all know of the concept of sore losers. They're being sore winners.
In my opinion.
So this is how the Union dies, with Thunderous applause...
One thing that I noticed was that hardly any MP's actually paid any attention to the debate of the bill with most of them turning up just for the actual vote. How can they even pretend to be voting responsibly when they are not doing due dilligence on the bill that they are voting on?
Vid starts at 0:55
The Conservative guy speaking at 5:02 is basically saying: "I didn't want to vote for it then but a comfortable seat is better than standing up for what I believed in a few months ago, so tough luck guys".
He had a choice. Accept Brexit or not stand for Parliament as a conservative candidate. The core stance was 'get Brexit done' and was the central pillar of The conservative party.
Slightly off-topic to your video, but could you make one about the trump impeachment? how impeachment works, what happened this time, and what it means for trump going forward
Nothing will happen
Video over.
OK guys NOW is the time to break out that final season popcorn.
Hate to break it there's six seasons left after the season finale on Jan 31
@@ryan9877, Brexit: The Next Generation. Then much later, Brexit: Into Darkness. Should be a hoot. :(
Im not going to be subscribing because you've edited the debate from the house of commons
callum davies they started off just providing information, and now most definitely give their opinion through the clips they choose to edit into their vids. So sad! No such thing as neutral reporting any more ffs
Support nationalism, oppose globalist oligarchy, support brexit
Congratulations Boris. Mission accomplished. Fox hunting will be reintroduced on Jan 1, 2021
The deal changes with the majority you puddin...
Whatever your politics, I wish the best for the UK. Good luck from across the pond.
next steps: Private NHS and Scottland referendum.
Still can't accept the outcome of the referendum.
Farage's plan was not "A more inward looking UK." It was a more outward looking, without requiring the outdated European Union trading model. Remember, the only reason the Canadian trade deal was completed with the EU was the European Commission was feeling vulnerable when it was pointed out they had never agreed *any* trade deal outside the EU due to continuing objections from Germany and France.
It doesn't matter if the deal is good or bad because leaving is a priority now!
Oh Lord, is it actually going to happen?
Lee Rowley - 5:20 takes the crown for the most ridiculous capitulation
I'm confused because aren't the politicians here debating and discussing probably the most important piece of legislation in many decades? But there are only a handful of them there and most seem disinterested in the other speakers?
Three and a half years of pissing about. The difference a government with actual parliamentary power makes is staggering. We haven't seen it for a decade.
What about 2015-17 when the conservatives had a clear commons majority?
Did they not have parliamentary power?
obligatory: Bye felicia
One, WAB, it is not a deal, it is a withdrawal agreement bill. Two, the chances of a no deal Brexit has went up with what Johnson is doing on worker's rights! Assuming Johnson wants actually wants a deal, what kind of deal is it? What is a super Canada plus deal, anyway? Will the EU give it to the UK? We have more questions than answers at the moment, but time will tell!
JPMorgan puts chances of No-Deal at uncomfortably high 25%
I think it is more like 75%
So, no mention at all about the differences between the text of this second reading compared to the first?? Quite surprised...
I find it really depressing that Bojo has such a huge majority. I’m not even mad anymore, I’m just really sad 😔I miss dodgy Dave and wobbly May.
Looks like they’re getting brexit done...
Thought you guys were click baiting lol