Why are all Brexiters cretins?

[vetran]

Or did not re-run elections until the electorate voted the correct way.

Unfortunately part of the same overall sickness.

Even when forced into votes its our way, or the punishment beatings continue, as the Catalans and others found out.

[GreenMirror]

Unfortunately part of the same overall sickness.

Even when forced into votes its our way, or the punishment beatings continue, as the Catalans and others found out.

Will it ever come to CUK?

[darmstadt]

Unfortunately part of the same overall sickness.

Even when forced into votes its our way, or the punishment beatings continue, as the Catalans and others found out.

So you're in favour of illegal referendums?

[Mordac]

No NATO hasn't expressed an interest in running trade, forming a federal government or starting a currency. It is just what it started as a treaty organisation providing a framework for common defence.

If the EU had stayed as a common market most people would have voted remain.

Sorry if you remainers can't understand that.

WHS. We now have EU ambassadors in over 130 countries (and only 4 are British, according to the current list on Wikipedia*). I doubt it will be too long before the EU takes over all foreign and diplomatic policy, as it's the natural progression for an organisation which is clearly intent on centralising as much power as possible. Otherwise why bother having a diplomatic presence around the world, which is mostly replicated by all the 28 member states?
My other prediction is that there will come a time when all remaining non-Eurozone member states are required to join the Euro. Or get off the pot. I'll stick my neck out and say that by 2030 the EU will be a single nation state in all but name, and there are enough gullible numpties out there to make that happen.

*List of ambassadors of the European Union - Wikipedia

[vetran]

So you're in favour of illegal referendums?

I am in favour of non - violent civil action against oppression. Seeing that responded to with state sponsored brutality was unacceptable.

The vote would never be considered legal however it sent a powerful message.

Compared to petrol and nail bombs on the streets of Paris & London I thought it was an effective protest.

Maybe the Catalonians should go back to bombing people and busting up McDonalds that seems to have worked in the UK and other EU countries.

[Mordac]

So you're in favour of illegal referendums?

Who decides whether a referendum is illegal?

[NotAllThere]

I am in favour of non - violent civil action against oppression. Seeing that responded to with state sponsored brutality was unacceptable.

The vote would never be considered legal however it sent a powerful message.

Compared to petrol and nail bombs on the streets of Paris & London I thought it was an effective protest.

Maybe the Catalonians should go back to bombing people and busting up McDonalds that seems to have worked in the UK and other EU countries.

Who decides whether a referendum is illegal?

It's like watching Dumb and Dumber. But sadder.

[vetran]

It's like watching Dumb and Dumber. But sadder.

I suggest you keep away from mirrors then.

[Old Greg]

I suggest you keep away from mirrors then.

Ouch!

[sasguru]

It's like watching Dumb and Dumber. But sadder.

This contents of this thread have fully justified the premise of the thread.

Can't wait for Brexit, it'll provide much laughter