[Politics] Brexit

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

It's just truly weird that just a couple of weeks from the deadline we"ll just crash out - that the EU will hold us to unless we come up with a very good reason not to. How on earth is industry supposed to cope? Even the most agile will struggle bigtime. Time to vote every single one of those self-serving ****s in parliament out of office. Rip it up and start again.

 

[nicko31]

How utterly pathetic. Some people have more money than sense !!! Hope they like their money going to some corporate lawyer ..... who will lose the case

I can't comment but he gives an insight into the alleged offences

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGIdQlHwpvs

 

[ManOfSussex]

If he was mayor why is it being linked to Brexit. Before this time

Read the link and it's contents.

 

[nicko31]

It's just truly weird that just a couple of weeks from the deadline we"ll just crash out - that the EU will hold us to unless we come up with a very good reason not to. How on earth is industry supposed to cope? Even the most agile will struggle bigtime. Time to vote every single one of those self-serving ****s in parliament out of office. Rip it up and start again.

The Irish border is the problem, we should have considered the whole of UK before, we let the genie out of the bottle.

Maybe we just have to break up the UK for the English Brexit, there are no easy choices. The Irish border ain't the Swiss Border...

 

[Thunder Bolt]

The Irish border is the problem, we should have considered the whole of UK before, we let the genie out of the bottle.

Maybe we just have to break up the UK for the English Brexit, there are no easy choices. The Irish border ain't the Swiss Border...

Scotland voted 62% to 38% to Remain, and feel the English are dragging them where they don't want to go.
NI wasn't quite as high but was still 56% to 44%.

Wales was 52% Leave 47% Remain but that has switched now to 41% Leave to 45% Remain because they've realised they will be losing their EU grants.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

The Irish border is the problem, we should have considered the whole of UK before, we let the genie out of the bottle.

Maybe we just have to break up the UK for the English Brexit, there are no easy choices. The Irish border ain't the Swiss Border...

Everything always comes down to Northern ****ing Ireland. Referendum time up there? Stay with the UK or not? Keep doing it on a regular basis til Ireland gets its Six Counties back?

 

[Thunder Bolt]

It's just truly weird that just a couple of weeks from the deadline we"ll just crash out - that the EU will hold us to unless we come up with a very good reason not to. How on earth is industry supposed to cope? Even the most agile will struggle bigtime. Time to vote every single one of those self-serving ****s in parliament out of office. Rip it up and start again.

The EU isn't holding us to anything. Article 50 was written by Lord Kerr (a Brit) with the timeline of 2 years. We chose whether we want to crash out, or ask to extend it, or even revoke it (which doesn't need anyone's say so)

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Everything always comes down to Northern ****ing Ireland. Referendum time up there? Stay with the UK or not? Keep doing it on a regular basis til the Catholics win?

Ireland, Northern Ireland and the UK all agreed to the Good Friday Agreement which is an international treaty ratified by the United Nations. The UK are the ones who want to rip it up because it doesn't suit us anymore.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

Scotland voted 62% to 38% to Remain, and feel the English are dragging them where they don't want to go.
NI wasn't quite as high but was still 56% to 44%.

Wales was 52% Leave 47% Remain but that has switched now to 41% Leave to 45% Remain because they've realised they will be losing their EU grants.

And has been explained again and again and again and again the vote wasn't based on street, city, constituency, county or even country - it was one vote for each person in the UK as a whole. It's irrelevent how a street, city, constituency, county or even country voted.

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

Three weeks to go. THREE weeks! Andunbelievably we still don’t have anything in place. Imagine if you run an import export business? Christ Alive. The whole thing is embarrassing and it shames the nation.

 

[nicko31]

Scotland voted 62% to 38% to Remain, and feel the English are dragging them where they don't want to go.
NI wasn't quite as high but was still 56% to 44%.

Wales was 52% Leave 47% Remain but that has switched now to 41% Leave to 45% Remain because they've realised they will be losing their EU grants.

Really to be a successful Brexit all the countries to be onboard not just two, really there lies the problem. Its an English tantrum that may ultimately destroy the UK

 

[WATFORD zero]

I Wonder how many mis truths the remain team came out with

I think a lot of people are wondering that. So far, Westdene Seagull has managed to find a guardian article with a quote from George Osbourne

 

[Thunder Bolt]

And has been explained again and again and again and again the vote wasn't based on street, city, constituency, county or even country - it was one vote for each person in the UK as a whole. It's irrelevent how a street, city, constituency, county or even country voted.

I was replying to nicko so save your typing fingers. It was relevant to his post.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Really to be a successful Brexit all the countries to be onboard not just two, really there lies the problem. Its an English tantrum that may ultimately destroy the UK

Exactly my point, and after this has blown over, I can see the break up of the UK.

 

[Pavilionaire]

And has been explained again and again and again and again the vote wasn't based on street, city, constituency, county or even country - it was one vote for each person in the UK as a whole. It's irrelevent how a street, city, constituency, county or even country voted.

The UK offered Scotland a chance to have its own Parliament - which it took by a large majority - and now they elect MSPs, raise their own taxes, run much of the country themselves, yet when it votes unequivocally to Remain it is told it must Leave because it is the 'Will of the People'. That is f*cked up democracy.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

The UK offered Scotland a chance to have its own Parliament - which it took by a large majority - and now they elect MSPs, raise their own taxes, run much of the country themselves, yet when it votes unequivocally to Remain it is told it must Leave because it is the 'Will of the People'. That is f*cked up democracy.

So should England be dictated to by Scotland? I notice the same argument is never applied in reverse. If it unfair that the majority vote is carried out, how on Earth could it be fair that you argue that the minority should overrule the majority? That is extremely illogical.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

BTW while we're in the market for lying members of the Leave campaign...

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I hope for your sake they aren't litigious ...



https://www.kingdomcomment.com/blog/anatomy-of-a-smear-dan-hannan

 

[JC Footy Genius]

The referendum was a UK wide vote which everyone understood and accepted ... until the side that didn't expect to lose lost.

 

[Stat Brother]

The referendum was a UK wide vote which everyone understood and accepted ... until the side that didn't expect to lose lost.

The sad fact is had the 52/48 gone the other way the side that lost also wouldn't have accepted it, and were, even before the result making moves to challenge it.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

The UK offered Scotland a chance to have its own Parliament - which it took by a large majority - and now they elect MSPs, raise their own taxes, run much of the country themselves, yet when it votes unequivocally to Remain it is told it must Leave because it is the 'Will of the People'. That is f*cked up democracy.

Remind me what percentage of the UK vote the SNP got and what percentage of the UK Parliament MP seats it holds ?