All Brexit talk is currently concentrating on just how much Theresa May will lose her so-called 'meaningful vote' by tonight.
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Just before she pulled the plug on the last scheduled vote before Christmas, pundits were discussing whether or not it would be a loss of above or below 100 votes and what she should do in each case.
Guess what, just cut and paste those same comments into today's media and you're there.
Except that Theresa May has lost even more credibility in the meantime, by grandly claiming that she's off to Brussels to get legally binding assurances, but came back with a letter of no substance from the presidents of the EU Commission and Council.
Would she really try the same trick of saying she's off to Brussels again, or something like it?
Anyway, right on cue, up pops a banker with the dire warning that the UK will be thrown into a 1930s style depression of a social and economic catastrophe should we leave the EU without a deal, or more accurately, if the UK left the EU on World Trade Organisation (WTO) terms.
And the boss of the CBI says MPs not voting for Theresa May's deal tonight will lead to a national emergency, which would do irreparable harm to the UK economy.
Now, if I remember, this was the sort of talk used about us not joining the euro and if we voted to leave the EU, wasn't it?
I don't think their predictions will sway many MPs to vote for Mrs May's deal, but a couple more might.
Now, some may have missed the language used by the government and the EU over the last few months where they keep repeating that our Prime M..
