If the referendum had gone the other way...

[GreenMirror]

So to summarise: a real a.k.a. hard Brexit is what is required at this time.
If it doesn't work, I'm sure the people will make their feelings known

The people need a good hard Brexiting....

[TestMangler]

The people need a good hard Brexiting....

[LondonManc]

So you’re saying that it’s all sunny uplands and that there is no economic pressure or any expected friction in cross-border trade due to Brexit?

No, I didn't. I said companies will hide behind Brexit to hide their own incompetencies and use Brexit rather than management failings as an excuse. Please don't try and lead the witness.


Can’t argue much with you there.

Think Blair and Cameron were bad ? just wait. Can't wait for LordMr Rees-Mogg to take over

I also find it interesting how Blair is deemed bad because of immigration, when it doubled after he left.



I can't understand why everyone lauds Margaret Thatcher, the lack of immigration was simply due to the baby boomers coming through and nothing to do with government policy, otherwise the mass migration of the 1960's would have continued. May has been "clamping down" on it for nigh on 6 years.

Restricting things to immigration isn't the way to judge PMs. HTHBIDI

[shaunbhoy]

The same should apply to having a Scottish independence referendum, every few years a new one, no one wants that

Well except for wee Jimmy Krankie (aka Sturgeon), who would quite happily have them on a monthly basis until she finally manages to dupe enough people into voting for Independence.

[motoukenin]

...how would the Bremainers react to Brexiters requesting another referendum?

This question is prompted by the news that the evil Scottish Harridan is going to push for another referendum very soon.

Think UK should just get on with it, uncertainty is causing most of the damage.

Just put it down as the biggest self inflicted wound of 2019 and move on to the recovery phase, should be back to where we were 2 years ago by 2029.