[Merged]Brexit stuff (part 2)

[vetran]

Slightly in favour of the moaners. Then overturned on appeal.

Either way we have a next round so won't get excited by the result.

Expect to see huge headline proclaiming victory in either the express or Indy tomorrow.

Expect a tear filled article in the Wail and a picture of some slapper with a big arse.

[NotAllThere]

Yeah, because THAT always plays well with the British Electorate. A stubborn and surly rebuff from the political classes. Bring it on!!



See above. Folly of the highest order.

On this, I'm in agreement. I don't think there would be rioting on the streets, but it wouldn't be well received at all.

[GB9]

Expect a tear filled article in the Wail and a picture of some slapper with a big arse.

As she loses her entitlement to arse reduction surgery due to Brexit.

[shaunbhoy]

On this, I'm in agreement. I don't think there would be rioting on the streets, but it wouldn't be well received at all.

That is twice now you've agreed with the Leavers NAT. Slowly coming around eh?

[GB9]

On this, I'm in agreement. I don't think there would be rioting on the streets, but it wouldn't be well received at all.

There is something wrong here as we are in agreement again.

I think overruling the result would lead to the rise of some very unpleasant people / groups.

[vetran]

On this, I'm in agreement. I don't think there would be rioting on the streets, but it wouldn't be well received at all.

we only do rioting for dead gangsters.

[vetran]

As she loses her entitlement to arse reduction surgery due to Brexit.

I was thinking of Kimmy fill the page hugeAssian.

[_V_]

Look what you Brexitiers have done now.

https://www.markiteconomics.com/Surv...08da3af2a5cdf0

The latest PMI® survey data from IHS Markit and CIPS signalled that the dominant UK service sector moved up a gear at the start of the final quarter of 2016. The rate of growth of total business activity accelerated to the fastest since January, as did new business expansion.

Damned economy is on overdrive, if this keeps up all we can look forward to is big rate increases and higher standards of living.

[_V_]

Govt loses high court Article 50 case

Government loses Article 50 court fight - BBC News

Off to the Supreme Court we go.

[GB9]

Court says 'no'.

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