Brexit

[stek]

I should think so, if the EU offers it. Otherwise perhaps there will be another referendum to get the "right" result.

So it's looking fairly likely we've just taken one step back, that's all....

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss....

 

[Old Greg]

one hopes that the new PM has the sense to consult on that.

I'm pretty sure Brexit voters don't want EU lite.

What % of them do you reckon want EU lite?

 

[Old Greg]

So it's looking fairly likely we've just taken one step back, that's all....

Meet the new boss, same as the old boss....

It's just now we're on a Performance Improvement Plan.

It will be Eurozone, Schengen and no veto for us.

 

[stek]

What % of them do you reckon want EU lite?

Won't EU Lite, it'll be EFTA Special Brew!

 

[SueEllen]

What % of them do you reckon want EU lite?

They will when higher skilled jobs start being lost and wages stay depressed.

But least the Eastern Europeans won't be here so the Brits can do crop picking and care work instead.

 

[SuperZ]

I'm not sure a real Brexit will happen as many think it will. I've only just realised the Leave vote was 52% - hardly a decisive vote to base such as huge decision on. Many didn't bother voting expecting a remain to happen.

Winstone Churchhill once spoke about the biggest argument against democracy being a 5 minute conversation with the average voter on the street.

 

[Old Greg]

I'm not sure a real Brexit will happen as many think it will. I've only just realised the Leave vote was 52% - hardly a decisive vote to base such as huge decision on. Many didn't bother voting expecting a remain to happen.

Winstone Churchhill once spoke about the biggest argument against democracy being a 5 minute conversation with the average voter on the street.

Tough. The rules are the rules. And the rules state that Parliament will make the ultimate decision.

 

[shaunbhoy]

Winstone Churchhill once spoke about the biggest argument against democracy being a 5 minute conversation with the average voter on the street.

And he also said "If Britain must choose between Europe and the open sea, she must always choose the open sea!"