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meridian replied

30 May 2018, 05:35
Originally posted by vetran View Post

George Soros admits EU is in existential crisis and says the second referendum campaign will begin | Daily Mail Online

its Ireland all over again!

If by Ireland you mean that new facts were determined after the initial referendum and there were concessions made that meant that a new referendum was approved as required by the government, then perhaps.

Ireland have been doing referendums for a long time, they know how to do them properly.
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vetran started a topic Soros will save you!

29 May 2018, 22:03
Soros will save you!

George Soros admits EU is in existential crisis and says the second referendum campaign will begin | Daily Mail Online

Billionaire financier George Soros says campaign for a second EU referendum will begin in the 'next few days' despite admitting the Brussels project is in 'existential crisis'
Financier is an outspoken critic of Brexit and funds Remain group Best for Britain
He said the financial crash and migration crisis thrown EU's future into doubt
And he warned it could take five years of 'wrangling' for the UK to fully leave
Best for Britain publishing manifesto on second vote on the deal in next few days

its Ireland all over again!
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