The Guardian view on preventing no deal: do whatever it takes | Editorial

Boris Johnson has been prime minister less than four weeks. In the absence of parliament, he has made a spirited attempt to pretend that British exit from the European Union would be straightforward. Brexit will definitely take place on 31 October, he has insisted. It will either involve the EU abandoning the Irish backstop or there will be no deal.

Stravinsky said the inspiration for his ballet “The Rite of Spring” was the violent Russian Spring with ice cracking on the rivers. I hear a cracking sound of the Guardian realising it cannot freeze out Jeremy Corbyn

By handing No10 to a racist? Those are some nice morals you’ve got........

Please, by all means do whatever it takes. Your dedication to cheating voters hasn't and won't go unnoticed.

Including a violent uprising? An armed struggle?

Let's kick the corrupt Tories out of Downing Street. Vote Labour.

Need a Referendum and General Election. But it won't happen because Swinson, Chuka & Soubry will lose their seats which are more important to them than the country, no matter what they say.

Whatever it takes? Are you reaching out to the far left? Dangerous times we live in.

The Guardian does not like Jeremy Corbyn, just like the rest of the mainstream media. The End

Even if it means plunging the country into a political crisis that will stall progress because people will lose faith in institutions? Sorry guys. You missed the mark on this

You know how schizophrenic it makes you look as a publication to say this while half your opinion writers are pissweak centrists paid to constantly moan about corbyn

Wide-eyed naivety or wilful ignorance. It's abundantly clear that you cannot rule out No Deal, however unpalatable it may be, unless you are willing to accept a bad deal. And when you do that, you've lost all bargaining power. All the rest is detail.

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