Thread by @Staedtler

I'm looking through this list of options that was voted yesterday. And we've overlooked something.

Some of the options are about our exit mechanism.
Some of them are about the future relation

So for example

B. (no deal Brexit) That's a question of the manner of leaving

H. The EFTA option. That's a question of future relation.

And what parliament has misunderstood is that you have only got three options in the manner of leaving.

1. May's deal (Rejected twice and now ruled inadmissable).

2. Leave with no deal

3. Revoke Article 50

All the other options last night were about future relation. Common market, customs union, EFTA etc.
But none of those options can overcome the need to sign a withdrawal agreement.

So with everything that's been ruled out, voted out or completely missing the point of the withdrawal agreement, your options can be narrowed down to two.

Option B: No deal Brexit

Option L: Revoke Article 50

Two of the least popular options, but one is going to happen

Theresa May's deal is gone. There is no withdrawal agreement. It was offered twice and rejected twice.
There is no other withdrawal agreement for you to leave upon.

You leave with nothing or you don't leave at all.

That's the choice you have to make.