Britain'S Suffering From "Europe Fatigue" Is Postponed.

"The house of commons can not hold the whole country hostage. We must conduct an election." 28, just a few hours after the European Union agreed that Britain's "off Europe" flexibility was postponed to January 31, 2020, the British Parliament voted to reject Prime Minister Johnson's proposal to advance the general election in December 12th. Johnson's third attempt at an early general election ended again in defeat. He said after the polls, he would not submit a "Europe free agreement" to the parliament for the time being. However, on the morning of the 29 day, it had been saying that it did not support early elections. Unless the government ruled out the biggest opposition Labour leader, Corbin, who had no agreement to depart from Europe, it suddenly said that the Labour Party supported the general election in December, but it did not specify the date. The British parties regard the general election as bargaining chip, arguing about how Britain should get rid of Europe, when to get rid of Europe, or even to get rid of Europe. Qatar al Jazeera 29 commented that in the face of the almost inevitable delay in Europe and the 3 years of suffering and agitation, the British community has suffered from "fatigue from Europe".

"As voters, I am very confused now."

The British people have little hope of solving the European deadlock by early elections. The Associated Press 28 said that if the atmosphere of British society is not despairing this year, it can also be described as "desolate". Because of the weariness of parliamentary and government operation means, the "fatigue sickness" in British society has been strengthened again and again. Although the European Union agreed to postpone the European flexibility until January 31, 2020, Johnson is still struggling to make it possible for the members to agree to the European Agreement or to agree to the general election.

"This is ridiculous, and Europe will never stop." Margaret, a 65 year old British government employee, told Al Jazeera that "when we were referendum, we did not know what to vote." She believes that the election can not really break the deadlock. Welsh, who is engaged in financial analysis, has no doubt that he has lost all confidence in the British government. At the time of his referendum, he was against Europe. "As a voter, I am very confused now. That's why elections are meaningless. Voters are confused. Hendry, a support manager for Essex, departs from Europe, is firmly opposed to the second referendum. "For me, holding a general election is like a two referendum". However, he thought Johnson should be given a chance, after all, he became prime minister in August. According to the latest polls, Johnson's Conservative Party's leading position will not be guaranteed if the EU is postponed.

"People just get rid of Europe by getting rid of Europe."

In the British town of St. Edmonds, compared to the upcoming Halloween, people here are eager to have a definite result, even if they do not want to "get rid of Europe on schedule". The Associated Press 28 reported that Toni, a small vendor on the farm market, told reporters that they felt cheated no matter whether they supported Europe or not. Now, no matter what the choice is, the British people are in the same boat, and they are fed up with it.

Janet, who lives in town for 10 years, runs a software company with people. She wisely warns, "people seem to be trying to get rid of Europe now, regardless of any cost." She expressed the hope that a euro free agreement could be reached. But for farmers, the cost of another 3 months is unbearable. A pumpkin farmer says he hopes to break the European deadlock as soon as possible. He said: "we can no longer delay, whether it is 3 months, 4 months or 6 months, everyone's work and life have been devastating blow."

"Early elections are very likely."

"We will not let this paralysis continue." Johnson said he will seek a different way on the 29 day and try to advance the general election fourth times. 28, CNN said, Johnson's shortcut is to pass a bill by a simple majority, rather than the majority of 2/3 passed before. (according to the 2011 fixed term parliamentary bill, the British Prime Minister can be elected in advance by the support of 2/3 MPs. This is actually overturning the existing law. Johnson said earlier that the December 12th general election was part of his new European departure timetable.

Broadcasting British Corporation 29 analysis said that if the general election, the parliament must be dissolved 25 days ahead of schedule to prepare for the work. The Liberal Democratic Party and the Scotland National Party asked for an election 3 days earlier than the date proposed by Johnson, in order to ensure that Johnson could not try to get rid of the EU agreement hastily through Parliament before the dissolution of Parliament. Labour leader Corbin said 29 days after supporting the December general election, the British media generally predicted that the British Parliament would pass the proposal of an early general election that night, and the specific date should be one day between December 9th and 12th. But even so, the Labour Party is still likely to propose amendments to tie the hands of the government.