Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Jebus_lives]

Out of interest Leave vot

Yes a GE is looking more likely.....

I agree. I still don't know where you're getting your 75% claim from.

 

[Librarian]

Gawd mass media hysterics, along with referendum I would like to ban 24 hours news, it's not healthy. Parliament have just been allowed a say in the process, the Government had two years. Parliament will gather round common opinion and plan in the coming days...

*remembers the US fiscal cliff in 2013

 

[Frang]

Okay Frank.

You know fully well what you're doing in this and other threads... You're hungry for attention.

What are the benefits of this no deal Brexit that you're salivating over?

I don't like being part of a European project.

for me the best benefit is getting out of this project before it implodes ...

we are doing the right thing.

 

[Frang]

plus @larrygobfiend … forums are full of attention seeking bells, present company included.

 

[Jebus_lives]

I don't like being part of a European project.

for me the best benefit is getting out of this project before it implodes ...

we are doing the right thing.

You don't speak for everyone. Clearly there is a sizeable proportion of people that are heavily reliant on the EU, in fact a number of industries are entirely dependent on it.

You might be in favour of the referendum, but laughing at the misfortune of others in this thread is utterly shameful.

 

[tim cahill]

I don't like being part of a European project.

for me the best benefit is getting out of this project before it implodes ...

we are doing the right thing.

Really??

So, what is it we are actually doing??

 

[Jebus_lives]

Really??

So, what is it we are actually doing??

He has no clue. He thinks no deal is happening on the 29th March because it's law.

 

[Frang]

Really??

So, what is it we are actually doing??

leaving the EU ...

 

[Frang]

Really??

So, what is it we are actually doing??

 

[Librarian]

Parliament were asked to put forward their top choices on the way forward.
Parliament put forward their 8 options.
Parliament then voted against all 8 options they'd come up with.
Where's the common opinion?

It might not seem like it but they are getting closer

 

[Jebus_lives]

400 MPs voted against a No Deal.

 

[Harryflashman]

It might definitely happen but when you’re basing your excitement or position on a complete and utter halfwit like Francois and your happy to be stood proudly next to him maybe have a look around and think maybe I don’t want to be here. Google him , read about him and if you think yep that’s the man I want representing me politically then ok but I mean really ?

 

[Frang]

It might definitely happen but when you’re basing your excitement or position on a complete and utter halfwit like Francois and your happy to be stood proudly next to him maybe have a look around and think maybe I don’t want to be here. Google him , read about him and if you think yep that’s the man I want representing me politically then ok but I mean really ?

I wouldn't want to stand next to ANY MP.. lets have it right. they are ALL rats

 

[Frang]

how many MP's voted to revoke article 50 ??

lol

 

[tim cahill]

Didn’t really answer my question.