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 Stirlingsays Online  17 Jan 19 6.47pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Complex issues require detailed analysis. You have no need to read anything if it is too difficult for you. I won't be offended. I tend to expect a lack of attention to detail from those who continue to believe that leaving the EU is a wise idea. Well, I've read quite a lot of what you've put up.....You make the discordant argument that we apparently shouldn't be able to influence parliamentarians with referendum results....However, MPs are only in parliament because they won voting contests.....So essentially you are picking and choosing what parts of democracy you like and....oh look....it appears it's just those parts that suit your own politics. I wonder if there had been a referendum on whether we should have entered into Blair's Iraqi war and it came back 'no'.....I wonder if you would have made the same argument.
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| chris123 hove actually 17 Jan 19 6.51pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Grieve has just stated that this is wrong, a 2nd referendum would take 2/3 months, fit in with an Article 50 extension of 6 months. It doesn't take as long as that for a general election either. I think this is unlikely, under Electoral Commission rules the campaigning period is three months.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 17 Jan 19 7.14pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Grieve has just stated that this is wrong, a 2nd referendum would take 2/3 months, fit in with an Article 50 extension of 6 months. It doesn't take as long as that for a general election either. I would assume it would be shorter than 14 months as the government has a template from 2016. However there are rules they would have to follow and of course what question to be asked. Then after the result dealing with the fallout and possible negotiations with the EU which is why I said 1 year. If the referendum is "rushed" I suspect the losers will cry foul so it has to be done right. I would assume that the government would be guided by the electoral Commission on the whole process. I am hoping that Mrs May is sounding out the rebel Tories and the DUP as to the minimum to rescue her deal. If it is just the backstop she can then go to the EU and tell them give us a concession or its no deal. She will not be Prime Minister for much longer so if she is thinking of her legacy does she want to go down in history compared to Neville Chamberlain and Tony Blair? Or is she the woman who keeps her word and delivers Brexit even if it is no deal?
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Pussay Patrol  17 Jan 19 7.16pm |
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And now Philips have announced closure of their UK site 430 jobs to go as a direct result of brexit I fear this is just the tip of the iceberg
Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah |
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| Stirlingsays Online 17 Jan 19 7.18pm |
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The sooner we leave the better.
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| chris123 hove actually 17 Jan 19 7.26pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Complex issues require detailed analysis. You have no need to read anything if it is too difficult for you. I won't be offended. I tend to expect a lack of attention to detail from those who continue to believe that leaving the EU is a wise idea. I had a boss years ago who used to say that as he was blessed with such a good brain he tended to get to the right answer quicker and more often than the plebs. You didn't work for BP did you?
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| Midlands Eagle 17 Jan 19 7.37pm |
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Originally posted by Pussay Patrol
And now Philips have announced closure of their UK site 430 jobs to go as a direct result of brexit From the link that you kindly provided "A spokesperson for the company said the closure of the factory would have happened regardless of Brexit," I'm getting a bit fed up with your constant stream of lies as this is the second time today that you have insisted that something is a direct result of Brexit when it clearly isn't
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| Spiderman Horsham 17 Jan 19 7.46pm |
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Originally posted by steeleye20
It is because he looks at the details before proceeding, something no brexiteer can do...... Give it a rest will you. Contrary to what you believe not all brexiteers are thick
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pefwin  Where you have to have an English ... 17 Jan 19 7.50pm |
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Originally posted by the silurian
So what happens if LEAVE wins a second referendum? Will all the remoaners shut the f*** up then? that has to be a given, now knowing the choices, nevertheless, by the way the most rabid of no deal Brexiteers react to the idea, they seem to be s***ting themselves. Personally, I don't understand it as they believe the people, god, and St Harry are behind them, after all we had a referendum over it in which some of the people were allowed to vote, on something not defined, and which we were lied to. I am sure that suits some monkeys.
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| Spiderman Horsham 17 Jan 19 7.51pm |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Complex issues require detailed analysis. You have no need to read anything if it is too difficult for you. I won't be offended. I tend to expect a lack of attention to detail from those who continue to believe that leaving the EU is a wise idea. I state again, despite what remainers like to think, not all brexiteers are thick.
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| Spiderman Horsham 17 Jan 19 7.53pm |
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Originally posted by pefwin
that has to be a given, now knowing the choices, nevertheless, by the way the most rabid of no deal Brexiteers react to the idea, they seem to be s***ting themselves. Personally, I don't understand it as they believe the people, god, and St Harry are behind them, after all we had a referendum over it in which some of the people were allowed to vote, on something not defined, and which we were lied to. I am sure that suits some monkeys. Exactly the sort of attitude shown by sad losers since the referendum.
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| pefwin Where you have to have an English ... 17 Jan 19 7.54pm |
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Long winded appears to be the norm with this fella. I know, compared with knee jerk popularist opinion it is quite disgusting, but at least it is better than discussing race all the time like some of the regular posters.
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