[Politics] Brexit

[Renegade]

I don't see how Leave would win a second referendum - Farage is talking out of his arse.

All it would take is 10% of the 13 million who didn't vote last time to vote Remain now to tip the balance, and this to me seems likely for 2 reasons:

1. People know a bit more about what the consequences of Brexit will be.
2. They're more likely to lose their job if Brexit goes ahead.

How on earth can Remain win.According to them this country by now should be totally finished but instead we are doing fairly well.If we had a second referendum it would be an easy victory for Leave.

 

[The Clamp]

I don't trust th eBritish public to get it right even given a second chance. Reverse Brexit, bin off May and get this country back on track.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

You're just re running the referendum, you needed the imminent recession and catastrophic economic consequences that Remain promised to swing it on a second referendum it hasnt materialised, you and others have been in absolute personal political turmoil post 24th June 2016, most people have moved on.

so to add;

3. No current consequence of Brexit
4. Nothing to be afraid of, we are all battle hardened or battle fatigued, project fear has run its course and without further predictions or forecasts likely to shock people I suspect Remain has shot it's bolt.

How on earth can Remain win.According to them this country by now should be totally finished but instead we are doing fairly well.If we had a second referendum it would be an easy victory for Leave.

You do realize that it hasn't actually HAPPENED yet, right?

 

[Renegade]

You do realize that it hasn't actually HAPPENED yet, right?

You do realise the Remoaners said we would go downhill straight away if we won?Right?

 

[Titanic]

Pound hits highest level since Brexit vote

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-42661361

 

[hans kraay fan club]

You do realise the Remoaners said we would go downhill straight away if we won?Right?

Utterly ridiculous to be playing down the unknown impact of something that is yet to happen.

But then you know that.

 

[Renegade]

Utterly ridiculous to be playing down the unknown impact of something that is yet to happen.

But then you know that.

You do realise the Remoaners said we would go downhill straight away if we won?Right?

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Pound hits highest level since Brexit vote

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-42661361

a. That's still 10% LOWER than before the vote.
b. The recent upsurge is in response to suggestions of retaining close ties to the EU

Which side are you on, again?

 

[Titanic]

a. That's still 10% LOWER than before the vote.
b. The recent upsurge is in response to suggestions of retaining close ties to the EU

Which side are you on, again?

Side? We are all in this together

 

[biddles911]

I don't trust th eBritish public to get it right even given a second chance. Reverse Brexit, bin off May and get this country back on track.

What we need is a referendum to see if we should have a second referendum........!


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[The Clamp]

What we need is a referendum to see if we should have a second referendum........!


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Ha! I wouldn't want one. Either reverse it or just get on with making a better job of it.



That's not an instruction to you btw

 

[portslade seagull]

Ha! I wouldn't want one. Either reverse it or just get on with making a better job of it.



That's not an instruction to you btw

Maybe we could cobble together are own merry group to make a better job of it from this thread. From both sides of course

 

[Pavilionaire]

How on earth can Remain win.According to them this country by now should be totally finished but instead we are doing fairly well.If we had a second referendum it would be an easy victory for Leave.

Doing fairly well??- Hospitals at breaking point, schools run out of cash, record demand for food banks, housing crisis, increase in the homeless numbers? Do me a favour. The country is fvcked, and even if people can't forgive Blair for Iraq every time he opens his mouth we are reminded how much better a PM and national leader he was than clusterfvck May of who catastrophe follows her around like flies to a cow's shitty arse.

 

[portslade seagull]

Doing fairly well??- Hospitals at breaking point, schools run out of cash, record demand for food banks, housing crisis, increase in the homeless numbers? Do me a favour. The country is fvcked, and even if people can't forgive Blair for Iraq every time he opens his mouth we are reminded how much better a PM and national leader he was than clusterfvck May of who catastrophe follows her around like flies to a cow's shitty arse.

A leader who spent way beyond the means of the country ( usual Labour practice ) meaning we are in the shit place we are now. Yeah he was great

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Pound hits highest level since Brexit vote

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-42661361

It's probably hit the sweet spot now .. as in devalued enough to boost manufacturing, exports, improve growth, attract tourists but had a negative impact on those who regularly travel to work/ live across the channel .... win-win.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Doing fairly well??- Hospitals at breaking point, schools run out of cash, record demand for food banks, housing crisis, increase in the homeless numbers? Do me a favour. The country is fvcked, and even if people can't forgive Blair for Iraq every time he opens his mouth we are reminded how much better a PM and national leader he was than clusterfvck May of who catastrophe follows her around like flies to a cow's shitty arse.

Amazed you can get out of bed in the morning

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Doing fairly well??- Hospitals at breaking point, schools run out of cash, record demand for food banks, housing crisis, increase in the homeless numbers? Do me a favour. The country is fvcked, and even if people can't forgive Blair for Iraq every time he opens his mouth we are reminded how much better a PM and national leader he was than clusterfvck May of who catastrophe follows her around like flies to a cow's shitty arse.

you forgot about people strolling into the country thanks to BLAIRS OPEN DOOR POLICY, and NHS Tourists
regards
DR

 

[JC Footy Genius]

you forgot about people strolling into the country thanks to BLAIRS OPEN DOOR POLICEY, and NHS Tourists
regards
DR

A policy that probably did more to secure the Brexit vote than the red bus that some remoaners like to drone on about.

 

[BigGully]

You do realize that it hasn't actually HAPPENED yet, right?

You do realise it was meant to happen from 25th June 2016 onwards, go back and look at yours and many of the other posts post the referendum, we have a daily update from the usual suspects of financial indicators that try to justify previous predictions, none that have materialised, you too are just kicking your earlier forecasts upstream, referendum re run

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Doing fairly well??- Hospitals at breaking point, schools run out of cash, record demand for food banks, housing crisis, increase in the homeless numbers? Do me a favour. The country is fvcked, and even if people can't forgive Blair for Iraq every time he opens his mouth we are reminded how much better a PM and national leader he was than clusterfvck May of who catastrophe follows her around like flies to a cow's shitty arse.

Don’t forget public transport, this is total shit house as well.