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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Charlie Sweet said:
The most annoying about all this now - is that when we eventually do leave the EU and the economy nosedives all the Leave mob will do is blame Remainers and the dastardly EU for everything.

You just know it will happen. We've seen it already with this issue of parliament exerting its authority recently. Leavers blame the MPs who are challenging May's plan or debating alternative ideas as anti-democratic traitors yet they are the very directly elected MPs that the whole Leave campaign is supposed to empower post-Brexit! Its utterly ridiculous.
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Simple just inact the out vote and only then we will know if we can't cope..... which we will......
 
Charlie Sweet said:
Laughable. Tell me Pete your thoughts on the democratic involvement you have in the selection of the Governor of the Bank of England or the Head of the Civil Service? Or further afield the leaders of the World Bank or the IMF?

Closer to home how democratic was the selection of Farage as Leader of the Brexit Party?
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Even Juncker has criticised the methodology in the EU 'elections'. If someone like Juncker is being critical, it must be bad.
 
Joey66 said:
Simple just inact the out vote and only then we will know if we can't cope..... which we will......
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Is right Joey, Brexit means Brexit and not in any facetious manner either.

The Referendum was some what 'foisted' on both People and Parliament and Leave was the result

The big problem is a majority of MPs of all stripes are Remainers and Brexit keeps bouncing off the biggest 'Non' since De Gaulle put the kibosh on us joining nearly 60yrs ago.
Change the PM, hold a new election...(titanic deckchair situation)

Just as Parliament told The King - Oi you, Charlie - No! the will of Parliament is what counts
some how, somebody must do the same to all the remainers and tell them that just this once, the will of the people is what counts.

Rightly or wrongly the people were asked to vote and the vote was the vote is the result.
 
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degsy said:
Is right Joey, Brexit means Brexit and not in any facetious manner either.

The Referendum was some what 'foisted' on both People and Parliament and Leave was the result

The big problem is a majority of MPs of all stripes are Remainers and Brexit keeps bouncing off the biggest 'Non' since De Gaulle put the kibosh on us joining nearly 60yrs ago.
Change the PM, hold a new election...(titanic deckchair situation)

Just as Parliament told The King - Oi you, Charlie - No! the will of Parliament is what counts
some how, somebody must do the same to all the remainers and tell them that just this once, the will of the people is what counts.

Rightly or wrongly the people were asked to vote and the vote was the vote is the result.
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We required a two-thirds majority to enter, so why is a 2% approval acceptable to leave?

The leave campaign lied about everything, over spent and is now shown to have been illegal.

For not one moment do I believe the majority of leave voters wanted the current omnishambles, now we actually know what is on offer - instead of the figments of imagination by both sides - maybe it is time to vote on the substance of a deal than the froth of conjecture.

I also completely accept the legitimate rights of leavers to have their say, but surely no one wants the current clusterfuck we face.
 
msb said:
We required a two-thirds majority to enter, so why is a 2% approval acceptable to leave?
the rules then were the rules, just as the rules now were the rules...so you wouldnt take a +2% remain? - yeah right.
The leave campaign lied about everything, over spent and is now shown to have been illegal.
everybody lies, its politics (#Chinatown)
For not one moment do I believe the majority of leave voters wanted the current omnishambles, now we actually know what is on offer - instead of the figments of imagination by both sides - maybe it is time to vote on the substance of a deal than the froth of conjecture.
the vote was leave, Parliament has to get its collective head around it and just get it done
I also completely accept the legitimate rights of leavers to have their say, but surely no one wants the current clusterfuck we face.
nobody wanted what we have now...especially the majority that voted to leave...they did their bit, its Parliament that over complicated the whole thng and thus said CF is theirs to fix.
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msb said:
We required a two-thirds majority to enter, so why is a 2% approval acceptable to leave?

The leave campaign lied about everything, over spent and is now shown to have been illegal.

For not one moment do I believe the majority of leave voters wanted the current omnishambles, now we actually know what is on offer - instead of the figments of imagination by both sides - maybe it is time to vote on the substance of a deal than the froth of conjecture.

I also completely accept the legitimate rights of leavers to have their say, but surely no one wants the current clusterfuck we face.
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The remain campaign lied about everything through their 'project fear'.
The remain campaign spent far more money than leave. The governments 'remain propaganda leaflet' which went to every household cost nearly £10m on its own. And as it came out of taxpayers money, the leave voters helped pay for it.
The only reason we have a cluster**** is because remainers refuse to accept the democratic vote and have spent the last three years trying to disrupt the whole process. Oh, and having a team of remainers 'negotiating' with the EU didn't help.
 
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