Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Frang]

All 17.4m voted to leave the EU. Nowhere on the ballot paper did it talk about a deal.

The vote was for a no deal default

exactly … why is the no deal the default setting ??? as that is what was initially voted for at the referendum

these deals were dreamt up by the government because they could not believe the outcome of the referendum

now its all coming home to roost.

thankfully the majority of parliament want democracy to win the day... and not to deliver on a 'deal' that does not deliver brexit

 

[Frang]

right, because there was none, but they were promised there would be one.
So they voted leave based on the knowledge that there would be a deal.
Which is very different to
"as a leave voter , all the other leavers I know voted for a no deal originally thinking that is what the referendum was... I am quite sure thats what the 17.4 m voted for too."

no deal is the DEFAULT for a reason.

it was the result of the reerndum - LEAVE the EU … not deal with the EU

 

[Ruairi77]

All 17.4m voted to leave the EU. Nowhere on the ballot paper did it talk about a deal.

The vote was for a no deal default

I think the default was that they were voting 'no' because a deal would be negotiated, ya know, like the leave campaign said.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

April fools day is the next significant date for this saga. If Parilament can come up with a majority decision on an option then the EU will allow an extension so that it can be brought into law.

Favourite options are now

1. Some form of customs union deal (UK WIDE).
2. Longer extension and hold 2nd referendum

Outsiders are

1. Leave on April 12 with No deal
2. GE
3. Revoke article 50

 

[Ruairi77]

no deal is the DEFAULT for a reason.

it was the result of the reerndum - LEAVE the EU … not deal with the EU

So the leave campaign were talking crap when they proposed leaving and dealing with the EU?

 

[Goat]

 

[Walken]

I watched a news clip and this factory owner had about 12 employees the alterations to buildings - facilities - packing etc etc came in every month from the EU -in his opinion totally unnecessary.... also enforceable by EU law.....
the paperwork alone was a headache time consuming and the actions costly.......

Don't tell your Grandmother how to suck eggs - I was fully qualified - read my post over sodium chlorate......
If you have managed you know where common sense and the EU lies in some stupid unnecessary rules- I kept ever standard yet they just issued more unnecessary ridiculous laws OK.....
As a Manager dealing in dangerous chemicals I was qualified quite rightly, and my health and safety record was 2nd to none OK......

your not a chemist or an environmental scientist though Joe, you may have been meticulous with disposal and storage but without legislation others wouldnt

 

[Frang]

I think the default was that they were voting 'no' because a deal would be negotiated, ya know, like the leave campaign said.

I think you should ready yourself for No deal …

 

[dandydan]

No deal ain't getting passed with this bunch of snakes in parliament, you'll see them vote against a pay rise first.

 

[larrygobfiend]

All 17.4m voted to leave the EU. Nowhere on the ballot paper did it talk about a deal.

The vote was for a no deal default

That's the problem though, isn't it? Nobody knew what any of this would entail. The implications of both options should've been researched and explained thoroughly before knuckle heads like you and I were asked to vote.

Also, can't see no deal default on the ballot paper

 

[Joey66]

Christ, you would do well to Google it.

He could have done well to have worked in the industry and had my qualifications on COSHH 1 & 2 ......

 

[Bruce Wayne]

nothing,

Not really sure what I'm missing then really. There is obviously a transition period until the end of 2020, but what happens after that if no deal is agreed (as seems probable)? Does the backstop then kick in and we carry on as we are now until such time as a future arrangements deal is agreed?

 

[Frang]

So the leave campaign were talking crap when they proposed leaving and dealing with the EU?

I didn't take any notice of the campaign mate. i wanted us to Leave and I voted for us to Leave … I was very very clear

 

[Joey66]

your not a chemist or an environmental scientist though Joe, you may have been meticulous with disposal and storage but without legislation others wouldnt

Its EU bullcrap you are reading sprinkle some common salt on your lawn and see the grass die......

 

[Frang]

No deal ain't getting passed with this bunch of snakes in parliament, you'll see them vote against a pay rise first.

its out of their hands now.

the EU could very well bring no deal now.