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[ste d' indica]

By the use of Nor you obviously agreed about Diane Abbott then

Yeah, if you like.

 

[BlueDraka]

For people who go missing especially - all of the people reported missing to police in the UK since 2015 (at least, it may go back earlier) are on the PNC, which meant that they were on SISII, which meant that if they hit a border / had an interaction with cops abroad they'd flag up.

So you voted leave but now back remain. Are you a multi?

 

[Jebus_lives]

Most leave voters don’t like the deal so there’s that

Only 17% of Britons think Boris Johnson’s ‘fantastic’ Brexit deal is good for country

Just 27% of Leave voters say the agreement is a success – and only one in three Conservative supporters

www.independent.co.uk

There’s been a lot of talk about the 12 month notice termination clause - I would expect that to be the next Brexit battleground in months/years to come.

Most you say...

 

[Kev The Rat]

Most you say...

Just 27% of Leave voters say the agreement is a success – and only one in three Conservative supporters.

According to that article.

Clearly leave voters wanted something more.

 

[BlueDraka]

Didn't read my post properly did you...

Yes

 

[Jebus_lives]

Just 27% of Leave voters say the agreement is a success – and only one in three Conservative supporters.

According to that article.

Clearly leave voters wanted something more.

That doesn't mean the majority don't like it

 

[Jebus_lives]

Yes

Well go and read it again

 

[Kev The Rat]

That doesn't mean the majority don't like it

I said the majority of leave supporters.

But actually yes, only 17% of the country like it. Apparently.

 

[Jebus_lives]

I said the majority of leave supporters.

But actually yes, only 17% of the country like it. Apparently.

I don't see how that alters what I said

 

[tsubaki]

So you voted leave but now back remain. Are you a multi?

No, and no.

 

[Jebus_lives]

So you voted leave but now back remain. Are you a multi?

If imaginary finance directors can do it, it probably isn't that difficult for real life @tsubaki

 

[BlueDraka]

Absolutely nothing wrong with changing your mind when you see the sorts of outcomes we're seeing now. I thought Trump was a good idea in 2016 ffs and look how that turned out

But Brexiteers, more than anyone, should be furious with their government right now imo. They should be demanding more. Brexit wasn't a fundamentally terrible idea, but the campaigning, planning and execution has been absolutely shocking by any measure. @peteblue, bless him, only cared about a Brexit win and is evidently not arsed if it shakes out good or bad. His refrains amount to "we won, nar nar narnar nar". But it's people like him, who are utterly incapable of criticising the current administration and think Bojo can do no wrong even as he jumps from one failure to the next, who will ultimately contribute the least to any success this idea could potentially have.

Nobody wants this to go badly, but there needs to be some answers, some sort of strategy and action, and soon. Instead, people are being told "we're sovereign now" and "just wait and see". Where is the plan?

Definitely nothing wrong with changing your mind

 

[Kev The Rat]

I don't see how that alters what I said

Are you saying the majority like it? Because if so, you’re wrong.

 

[BlueDraka]

you

Just 27% of Leave voters say the agreement is a success – and only one in three Conservative supporters.

According to that article.

Clearly leave voters wanted something more.

How many people were involved in that opinion poll. 1000 maybe. Lots of opinion polls get it wrong

 

[Kev The Rat]

How many people were involved in that opinion poll. 1000 maybe. Lots of opinion polls get it wrong

Whatever - let’s just see what transpires over the coming weeks polls wise then.