Cabinet discusses the option of a second referendum

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Mordac replied

18 December 2018, 17:45
Originally posted by AtW View Post

He is very bothered about bis MEP pension though...

Like all MEPs, he gets to keep that. I'm not sure what your point is?
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AtW replied

18 December 2018, 17:44
Originally posted by Mordac View Post

Given that he's resigned from UKIP, and now has a lucrative media career, I doubt he's that bothered about not being an MEP.

He is very bothered about bis MEP pension though...
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Mordac replied

18 December 2018, 17:36
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

There is a slight problem with a second referendum. Due to the time that it will take to arrange, it means that the UK will probably have to take part in the upcoming European elections in May unless they can get it through before then (doubtful.) As the UK would still be a member of the EU at the time, then European law states they have to provide a vote for EU citizens in those elections. The only people who would be happy are Kipper MEPs on the gravy train which is probably why Farage is slowly coming round to the idea of a second referendum

Given that he's resigned from UKIP, and now has a lucrative media career, I doubt he's that bothered about not being an MEP.
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AtW replied

18 December 2018, 17:06
May got TRANSITION “deal”
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BlasterBates replied

18 December 2018, 16:45
So May's deal it is.

May's deal is better than "remaining", member of the EU without those thorn in the side Euro-sceptics having their say.
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darmstadt replied

18 December 2018, 16:40
There is a slight problem with a second referendum. Due to the time that it will take to arrange, it means that the UK will probably have to take part in the upcoming European elections in May unless they can get it through before then (doubtful.) As the UK would still be a member of the EU at the time, then European law states they have to provide a vote for EU citizens in those elections. The only people who would be happy are Kipper MEPs on the gravy train which is probably why Farage is slowly coming round to the idea of a second referendum
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AtW replied

18 December 2018, 16:33
Second referendum is NOT an option - it will happen, only question is what the question(s) will be asked
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Whorty replied

18 December 2018, 16:23
Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post

Cabinet discusses second referendum

oh dear
oh deary me

Sshh, don't upset the snowflakes
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BlasterBates started a topic Cabinet discusses the option of a second referendum

18 December 2018, 16:21
Cabinet discusses the option of a second referendum

Cabinet discusses second referendum

oh dear
oh deary me
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