Current Affairs EU In or Out

In or Out

  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%

  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%
  • Total voters
    1,013
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Armel said:
Ps: if you’re interested in a job for the EU, you can always apply here – all welcome: https://epso.europa.eu/home_en . In addition, they employ @Bruce Wayne from time to time.
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Ha ha. Not me mate. I'm finished with all that. I'm retiring to Cornwall this year please God. The only job I'm interested in is a summer job as car park attendant at the Eden centre;)

I know some of your politicians are still talking up the likelihood of a hard Brexit but this won't happen. Parliament will find some way to get a long extension to article 50. So I'm afraid you can look forward to quite a few more Brexit MEPs messing up your plans for at least the next couple of years.
 
The online petition for a 2nd referendum seem to have caused quite a bit of pressure. Apparently every signature causes an e-mail to be sent to the signatory's MP, and as many of them have been bombarded with e-mails the strength of feeling seems to be getting across to the point where some of them have felt compelled to listen and possibly act.

Anyone supporting a 2nd referendum should sign it if they haven't already done so.
 
peteblue said:
Except that it wasn’t one million, more like 3-400k. A big number, granted, but not much more than the countryside alliance march which was of a similar size......
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How the feck do you know this ...Tory lies yet again Jack(I'm alright) Countryside Alliance? says it all about you...
 
roydo said:
Well thats what got us in this mess in the first place.

A 2nd referendum on What?

Leave, stay, Mays deal, No Deal, Norway, Canada, bin A50, etc etc.
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Exactly.

When will people realise that having a second vote solves absolutely nothing
 
Mark O'Silver said:
The online petition for a 2nd referendum seem to have caused quite a bit of pressure. Apparently every signature causes an e-mail to be sent to the signatory's MP, and as many of them have been bombarded with e-mails the strength of feeling seems to be getting across to the point where some of them have felt compelled to listen and possibly act.

Anyone supporting a 2nd referendum should sign it if they haven't already done so.
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I wasn’t going to bother but my MP is an absolute disgrace so will do so now.
 
Barnfred 55 said:
Ha ha. Not me mate. I'm finished with all that. I'm retiring to Cornwall this year please God. The only job I'm interested in is a summer job as car park attendant at the Eden centre;)

I know some of your politicians are still talking up the likelihood of a hard Brexit but this won't happen. Parliament will find some way to get a long extension to article 50. So I'm afraid you can look forward to quite a few more Brexit MEPs messing up your plans for at least the next couple of years.
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You're a retired Brexit voter? Amazing lol
 
Barnfred 55 said:
Ha ha. Not me mate. I'm finished with all that. I'm retiring to Cornwall this year please God. The only job I'm interested in is a summer job as car park attendant at the Eden centre;)

I know some of your politicians are still talking up the likelihood of a hard Brexit but this won't happen. Parliament will find some way to get a long extension to article 50. So I'm afraid you can look forward to quite a few more Brexit MEPs messing up your plans for at least the next couple of years.
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Retiring to Cornwall lol

Brexit's gonna hit you hard then?

Sorry pal, you seem like a nice bloke. It's just that it always seems that the ones shouting loudest about leaving are the ones who are the most protected from any consequences.

....apart from @BigBlueNose who's a law unto himself.
 
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