[Politics] Brexit

[Soulman]

Meanwhile..........

Sturgeon struts around like some big player, demanding this and demanding that, have another referendum on independence Mrs Krankie.

"Thank goodness Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon lost the Scottish independence referendum. If they had succeeded in separating Scotland from the UK the country would be beginning its journey as a new state with the economic equivalent of a knackered engine, four missing wheels and rain pouring in through the broken sunroof.

Today’s publication of the GERS figures (Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland) shows that the country is running a deficit of £14.8bn, or 9.5% of GDP, more than double the UK’s 4% deficit. The numbers demonstrate just how reckless were Alex Salmond, the former First Minister who lost the referendum, and his successor Nicola Sturgeon, when they promised a bountiful land in which there would be endless free money to go around."

http://reaction.life/sturgeon-scunnered-scotlands-deficit-double-uk/

Nicola Sturgeon has repeatedly claimed since the Brexit vote that a new, snap referendum is “highly likely” to protect Scotland's place in the EU, and insists that remains the case.

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/24/scotlands-huge-deficit-blows-15bn-hole-in-case-for-independence/

 

[DataPoint]

Meanwhile..........

Sturgeon struts around like some big player, demanding this and demanding that, have another referendum on independence Mrs Krankie.

"Thank goodness Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon lost the Scottish independence referendum. If they had succeeded in separating Scotland from the UK the country would be beginning its journey as a new state with the economic equivalent of a knackered engine, four missing wheels and rain pouring in through the broken sunroof.

Today’s publication of the GERS figures (Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland) shows that the country is running a deficit of £14.8bn, or 9.5% of GDP, more than double the UK’s 4% deficit. The numbers demonstrate just how reckless were Alex Salmond, the former First Minister who lost the referendum, and his successor Nicola Sturgeon, when they promised a bountiful land in which there would be endless free money to go around."

http://reaction.life/sturgeon-scunnered-scotlands-deficit-double-uk/

Nicola Sturgeon has repeatedly claimed since the Brexit vote that a new, snap referendum is “highly likely” to protect Scotland's place in the EU, and insists that remains the case.

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/24/scotlands-huge-deficit-blows-15bn-hole-in-case-for-independence/

Oh yes - that would be Ms Sturgeon - leader of the 'anyone but England' Party.

 

[Driver8]

I see that **** Farage is now joining fellow **** Trump's roadshow by speaking at his rally.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I see that **** Farage is now joining fellow **** Trump's roadshow by speaking at his rally.

So what !he done the buisness in the EU referendum #still sulking
regards
DR

 

[portslade seagull]

Is this thread still going. Time for it to be moved

 

[Soulman]

Oh yes - that would be Ms Sturgeon - leader of the 'anyone but England' Party.

 

[GT49er]

Jimmy Krankie meeting Elton John? That surely would be a classic case, to quote the well known limerick, of:

'They argued all night
Over who had the right
To do what, with what, to whom.'

 

[Hampster Gull]

Meanwhile..........

Sturgeon struts around like some big player, demanding this and demanding that, have another referendum on independence Mrs Krankie.

"Thank goodness Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon lost the Scottish independence referendum. If they had succeeded in separating Scotland from the UK the country would be beginning its journey as a new state with the economic equivalent of a knackered engine, four missing wheels and rain pouring in through the broken sunroof.

Today’s publication of the GERS figures (Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland) shows that the country is running a deficit of £14.8bn, or 9.5% of GDP, more than double the UK’s 4% deficit. The numbers demonstrate just how reckless were Alex Salmond, the former First Minister who lost the referendum, and his successor Nicola Sturgeon, when they promised a bountiful land in which there would be endless free money to go around."

http://reaction.life/sturgeon-scunnered-scotlands-deficit-double-uk/

Nicola Sturgeon has repeatedly claimed since the Brexit vote that a new, snap referendum is “highly likely” to protect Scotland's place in the EU, and insists that remains the case.

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/08/24/scotlands-huge-deficit-blows-15bn-hole-in-case-for-independence/

It wont be Sturgeon who decides and neither will it be you, it will be the Scots who live there

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

It wont be Sturgeon who decides and neither will it be you, it will be the Scots who live there

Will you be disputing the result of any further Scottish referenda if you don't like the result?

 

[Hampster Gull]

Will you be disputing the result of any further Scottish referenda if you don't like the result?

Why would i do that, i am do not live in scotland, i am not part of the decision making process, as most on here

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

So how does it work, we negotiate with the EU for a deal that we'll put before the public, and if the public don't like the deal, what then?

If you follow this legislative path and the public rejects the "deal" then you don't have one.
However, there are at least two negotiations to be concluded; one to determine the conditions/mechanics/timing of the Withdrawal Treaty for the UK's exit from the EU and possibly another (or others) to establish future trade, market access etc, etc between the EU/EEA and the UK, assuming that the UK wants something more than basic WTO "arrangements".
These have very different legal requirements, not least that the latter requires unanimous approval by the EU Council followed by legislative approval in every EU and possibly EEA member state as well as the EU Parliament. In some countries such as Belgium and Germany regional assembly approval is also needed. Should any "deal" require a change to the EU Treaties (other than removal of UK from the list of member states) then this will trigger a referendum in some countries (eg Ireland); hence the continuing nonsense with the EU Parliament moving between Brussels and Strasbourg. I think the Parliament itself has voted to stop this on three occasions but the member states (ie The Council) won't support the treaty change that's required to implement.

 

[Soulman]

It wont be Sturgeon who decides and neither will it be you, it will be the Scots who live there

The Scots decided when they had their referendum, same as here, people like you and Sturgeon just won't except the decision, as 652 pages of whining and bleating proves. The Scottish economy is costing us dearly is the point I was making and yes I realise the Scottish will decide der.

 

[carlzeiss]

Scotland North Sea oil revenues collapse by nearly 100% to re-ignite independence debate

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/b...sh-independence-nicola-sturgeon-a7207756.html

 

[yxee]

Can we have an England-Wales-NI independence referendum?

 

[drew]

The question asked was .... Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union? So I voted to leave.

Best wait to see what the final deal is before suggesting the Brexiteers could even begin to match (Impossible!!) the levels of patronising, undemocratic, whinging achieved by some Remain supporters.

That was the referendum, I asked you a different question. Nice body swerve.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Why would i do that, i am do not live in scotland, i am not part of the decision making process, as most on here

I thought that as you would like to have another vote on Brexit, then perhaps this reasoning would apply to any Scottish result that you didn't approve of.

 

[Triggaaar]

If you follow this legislative path and the public rejects the "deal" then you don't have one.

Which means it's a brain dead suggestion.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

The question asked was .... Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union? So I voted to leave.

Best wait to see what the final deal is before suggesting the Brexiteers could even begin to match (Impossible!!) the levels of patronising, undemocratic, whinging achieved by some Remain supporters.

Why doesn't the UK just leave though? Why all this "deal" nonsense? You wanted out of a club you felt was corrupt and unaccountable and now you want a deal with them. Be brave and cut loose now.

 

[Triggaaar]

What? I thought you Brexit lot wanted out? If you want to leave don't you, er, just leave?

Why doesn't the UK just leave though? Why all this "deal" nonsense? You wanted out of a club you felt was corrupt and unaccountable and now you want a deal with them. Be brave and cut loose now.

You're just repeating what you've already said. It was stupid the first time you said it.

 

[One Love]

652 pages of whining and bleating

Completely agree.

Can we have a post count for this thread so we can see who the serial whiners and bleaters are?