Isn't it time to acknowledge the referendum has been a complete catastrophe?

[Support Monkey]

Because change that limits your possibilities and narrows your markets cannot be good, maybe
BTW in case you somehow missed the point of this thread with your mental ranting, its about the country as a whole not about you.

HTH, BIDI

We adapt we survive, it's what we do it's what the country will do, it always has it always will.

[Old Greg]

We adapt we survive, it's what we do it's what the country will do, it always has it always will.

Pity the poor buggers who end up unemployed as a result.

[CretinWatcher]

Cameron is making an excellent statement in the commons, setting out the first steps.

So he's making an excellent statement about limiting the country's place in the world.
Excellent, that's what the people voted for.
It might even be a good idea if we can say no to being cannon fodder in America's wars.

[OwlHoot]

Cameron is making an excellent statement in the commons, setting out the first steps.

If these "first steps" don't include invoking Article 50, then he's a quavering ditherer and a lying hound!

[tomtomagain]

We had enough enough empty slogans to last a lifetime during the referendum.
Too many people believed them.
Time to stop that.

Time to deal with the new reality and stop looking backwards.

Time for someone to step forward and lead.

The world changed suddenly on Friday.

There's no reason for it not to turn out well. Its all political and therefore all resolvable.

[Old Greg]

If these "first steps" don't include invoking Article 50, then he's a quavering ditherer and a lying hound!

Moving to the anger stage. That's really good, OH.

[CretinWatcher]

There's no reason for it not to turn out well. .

It'll turn out well enough for those on the gravy train of all expenses paid contract negotiation junkets.
Not so well for the rest of us I suspect.
And worst of all for the demographic that most voted for it.

[CretinWatcher]

If these "first steps" don't include invoking Article 50, then he's a quavering ditherer and a lying hound!

Course he's not going to do it. That's Boris's job. Or Gove's.
They're all passing it around like a hot potato because THEY ALL KNOW ITS A FOOKING DISASTER

[Old Greg]

Time to deal with the new reality and stop looking backwards.

Time for someone to step forward and lead.

The world changed suddenly on Friday.

There's no reason for it not to turn out well. Its all political and therefore all resolvable.

Maybe have a think about whether there might be one or two reasons. And perhaps whether some of "it" is economic rather than than political. Other than that, well done on keeping a positive attitude - it will serve you well in the dark times.

[OwlHoot]

Course he's not going to do it. That's Boris's job. Or Gove's.

They're all passing it around like a hot potato because THEY ALL KNOW ITS A FOOKING DISASTER

The implication of that is that not one Tory Brexit campaigner expected, or presumably even wanted, Brexit to win.

Nor did a single Tory Brexit campaigner with leadership potential anticipate that if by some chance Brexit did win then Cameron would not pass the buck.

I find all that rather hard to believe