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This is another reason to leave the EU and as Labour’s Chris Leslie says this was not known in 2016, so Brexit is now the favourite through a No Deal.
Even if we vote to Remain we may still have to abide by this ruling and how many more rulings are and will be in the pipline that we do not know about.
With No Deal we will be in charge of our own destiny, it is the only course of action that can guarantee that.
MPs need to vote down the Mrs May deal and have an amendment that proposes the No Deal option. Any MPs that do not vote for the No Deal amendment will be voting against the option which will most benefit the UK, be in line with the 2016 Referendum and will support business, especially small businesses.
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