Not to late to 'Go back on Brexit'

[Paddy]

But WE don't elect it. We get a vote along with 27 other countries all acting in their own self interest. That's very different to people in this country voting within its own boundary.

For me to consider changing my vote the solution is easy. No one or body outside the UK has the right to overturn rulings made by our courts. We decide our own laws. Easy really.

You seem to be confused with the ECtHR, the European Court of Human Rights of which the UK is a signatory and will still be come rain or shine after Brexit. The UK will have abide by the ECtHR. Moreover, EU regulation or laws are about commercial aspects and working practices. No criminal laws are passed by the EU.

[diseasex]

You seem to be confused with the ECtHR, the European Court of Human Rights of which the UK is a signatory and will still be come rain or shine after Brexit. The UK will have abide by the ECtHR. Moreover, EU regulation or laws are about commercial aspects and working practices. No criminal laws are passed by the EU.

Brexit shock - France overtakes UK as world’s fifth largest economy after pound plunges | City & Business | Finance | Daily Express

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7123761.html

[CretinWatcher]

You seem to be confused ...

These Brexiteers were confused before the vote, are confused after it and will continue to be confused when they lose their livelihoods and homes.
T'will never be their fault though, no sirreee.

[diseasex]

These Brexiteers were confused before the vote, are confused after it and will continue to be confused when they lose their livelihoods and homes.
T'will never be their fault though, no sirreee.

These will be the ones to pay when business leaves this country (and rich ppl).

[The Spartan]

Brexit shock - France overtakes UK as world’s fifth largest economy after pound plunges | City & Business | Finance | Daily Express

France overtakes Britain as world’s fifth largest economy as Brexit fears hit markets | Home News | News | The Independent

GDP is normally calculated over a year using average exchange rates, but if the rate for Wednesday is used France’s official GDP of 2.182 trillion euros would surpass Britain’s 2.172 trillion euros, Reuters reported.

Did you even read it?

[MrMarkyMark]

Did you even read it?

Obviously not

[diseasex]

Obviously not

hahaha i laughed so hard.

If Britain regains 5th place, we will speak.

Ok time to change avatar, i hate this face:S

[MrMarkyMark]

hahaha i laughed so hard.

If Britain regain 5th place, we will speak.

Ok time to change avatar, i hate this face:S

So, you didn't read it, then...Mr Spartan has given you a big clue

[Mordac]

i hate this face:S

Well, we're with you on that one...

[NotAllThere]

These will be the ones to pay when business leaves this country (and rich ppl).

But it's ok. They'll keep insisting they "won".