Reply to: Second Referendum To Be Debated

[_V_]

That's exactly the problem, you see. You Cretins who struggled with tough concepts at school have now set the trajectory of the country to self destruct.

You always have your house in a leafy suburb and your Aygo to console you...

[GB9]

ORLY?

Theresa May wants you to stay in the EU. Has she blown her chances of ever being Tory leader? *

So you are assuming that because she sat dutifully on the Government Remain side that she wants to be in the EU?

Let's see who gets the Brexit job.

[SunnyInHades]

Signed, and I've let the rest of the penguins in Antarctic know about it also.

Yep, that petition's upto 92,749 now - just 7k more to go now until 'Invoke Article 50 of The Lisbon Treaty immediately' is up for Parliamentary debate.

Theresa 'Brexit means Brexit, no attempts to remain inside the EU, with no second referendum or attempts to rejoin it by the backdoor (11 July 2016)' May will hopefully sit up and listen hard when it hits Parliament (no more nodding off on the front bench darlin')

[NigelJK]

Another petition up..

Signed, and I've let the rest of the penguins in Antarctic know about it also.

[GB9]

You do come out with some complete and utter tripe.
What's your highest level of education again?

He's pretty much bang on. You want to be looking per capita (or per million).

[Mordac]

That's exactly the problem, you see. You Cretins who struggled with tough concepts at school have now set the trajectory of the country to self destruct.

Close the door on your way out, there's a good chap...

[CretinWatcher]

Sorry Mr Cretin, what Mr Hoot said is pretty much correct - over simplified, obviously, but that was probably for your benefit.

That's exactly the problem, you see. You Cretins who struggled with tough concepts at school have now set the trajectory of the country to self destruct.

[SunnyInHades]

Another petition up..

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/133618

Petition
Invoke Article 50 of The Lisbon Treaty immediately.

The British people have spoken. We have voted to leave the EU. We want article 50 of the Lisbon treaty to be invoked immediately. We still have two years to discuss our exit from the EU, but we do not wish to delay it any further.

89,745 signatures so far 100k to get a 'consideration for debate'

[Mordac]

You do come out with some complete and utter tripe.
What's your highest level of education again?

Sorry Mr Cretin, what Mr Hoot said is pretty much correct - over simplified, obviously, but that was probably for your benefit.

[CretinWatcher]

...because growth of the UK population artificially boosts GDP which in turn artificially reduces the deficit as a proportion of GDP.

You do come out with some complete and utter tripe.
What's your highest level of education again?

[LondonManc]

Why do you assume TM, a known euro sceptic, would campaign to stay in?

ORLY?

Theresa May wants you to stay in the EU. Has she blown her chances of ever being Tory leader?  

[GB9]

The result of the referendum is not legally binding anyway.

If Theresa May can put together some decent facts and propose policies to sate the so-called ignorant masses up north, rather than the campaign of fear that Gidiot and Hameron put together, then there may be a chance of convincing the electorate that Brexit isn't the right solution.

That said, Brexit may be the right solution in the long term; if there was a referendum to enter the EU now, how would we vote?

Why do you assume TM, a known euro sceptic, would campaign to stay in?

[SueEllen]

They won't have a 2nd referendum

[OwlHoot]

Remind me why did we have the first referendum in the first place? Why did idiot Cameron gamble his job and the country’s future?

Is it cuz he didn’t want to pay benefits to the EU immigrants?

Of course not. He was and is fine with paying benefits to immigrants, from the EU or anywhere else, because growth of the UK population artificially boosts GDP which in turn artificially reduces the deficit as a proportion of GDP. That's what all this immigration is fundamentally about, both here and in the US, and anyone who thinks otherwise is missing the big picture.

DC offered the referendum solely to stem Tory defections to UKIP and thus increase the chance of an outright majority, which he duly obtained.

[LondonManc]

The result of the referendum is not legally binding anyway.

If Theresa May can put together some decent facts and propose policies to sate the so-called ignorant masses up north, rather than the campaign of fear that Gidiot and Hameron put together, then there may be a chance of convincing the electorate that Brexit isn't the right solution.

That said, Brexit may be the right solution in the long term; if there was a referendum to enter the EU now, how would we vote?