I think the vote will be tight very tight.

The DUP will vote against it en bloc as will the SNP and LIB Dems. The ERG will probably split, the pundits think most will vote for the deal with a few hold outs.

That leaves the 21 /22 ex Tory MPs. Boris has told them if they vote for it they are welcome back. Some have defected others like Clarke will never vote for it so it remains to be seen how many can Boris peel off.

The Labour party is going to be the key here. If Boris can pick off around 25 MPs he might just get it though. Both Boris and Corbyn has made this a confidence vote so if enough Labour MPs rebel against Jeremy does that put him in trouble? There will be a GE very soon some Labour MPs may see this vote as an excuse to get rid of Corbyn before the GE? Who knows?

Still all to play for.

One more point

Didn't the ERG say they wouldn't back any deal that the DUP objected to? They would be very hypocritical if any of them voted for a deal if the DUP don't... put them together and move them around and you get PURGED.

'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'

The problem is it seems the current Labour Party have got rid of all the political talent that are wise enough to get rid of Corbyn.

I can't see how he can come out of this looking good though?

Junker has just announced that their wont be a further extension. So even if Boris asks for a further extension it's likely to be rejected in order to stop this dragging on further and our MEP's taking their seats. Junker also probably realises that if one member state vetos the extension that it wouldn't happen anyway.

Not necessarily, there is still the option to cancel (remain).

Thw issue is now quite clear, if Boris loses the vote on Saturday and the EU refuses an extension then I think the public will blame Labour primarily if it's a no deal:

If you are an ardent Remainer you will be upset with Labour because they did such a lousy job in stopping us leaving. Corbyn could have called a GE and maybe even have won it before 31 Oct but this way we leave by default and maybe given that choice some Remainers would have wanted a Boris deal as better than no deal.

If you are an ardent Brexiteer you will be laughing your socks off as Boris intentionally or unintentionally has given us what we wanted all along a no deal Brexit.

If you are a moderate Brexiteer / Remainer who just wanted an end to this with some sort of a deal you will be fed up with Labour scuppering it.

All this is dependent on the EU holding to their word assuming Boris doesn't get the votes.

One more point

It's an option but if Parliament goes that route I predict more fireworks than Guy Fawkes. No I think we are now in the end game and I think the EU want to finish this as well. They are banking on the threat that 31 Oct is the deadline to push the uncommitted MPs over the line.

One more point

Going to delete your f bomb like you did the earlier one from W12?

He is terrible.

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

Incredible, innit?

Have another read and I'll give you one more go