Indeed they do. The EU dont like people voting against their dictatorship.

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Happy second anniversary of the public making the brave decision to define our own future.

We have to ensure that the government gives us what we voted for, a future free of the EU, ECJ, unelected commissioners and federalist creep.

Remainers need to let the government get on with this. Remainers lost the argument and if democracy is comprised, thus will be the most dangerous outcome for the UK. Two elections and a referendum were won on the promise of a referendum or promises by the major parties to enact Brexit. Project fear is well and truly running, funded by establishment figures. Remainers are a tool of the establishment, brainwashed into believing that sucking the UK into the EU is some sort of stance against ‘bigotry’. Arguing that the 17 million whom voted to leave the EU as being ‘racist’, ‘little Englander’ or ‘driven by nostalgia’ is a falsehood and a derogatory insult of the highest order.

The EU’s bullying tactics, particularly over Ireland, are expected and if it is a no deal, so be it. The UK is strong and has allies outside of the bloc. The EU needs to address its fundamental flaws, rather than blaming ‘mationalism’ for its problems.

Engaging with the world, making trade deals on our terms, being an equal rather than a vassal state and embracing much needed technological and trade reform are the rewards of Brexit. We must take this opportunity.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

I say this with love to the Remainers. The reason you lost the referendum is because you failed to convince enough people of your arguments. Now that may be the fault of the politicians that led the Remain campaign but that is the position you are in.

The Remain campaign need to start explaining better the benefits of staying in the EU. They also need to clarify what the UK's position would be. The EU has now made it clear that we are leaving and that if we change our mind it will be on their terms. In other words the status quo is not an option. Now this may be a negotiating tactic but the EU are saying we would have to join the euro and the rebate would be out of the window. The Remain camp have to address this rather then pretend it is steady as we go.

I hear a lot of pro EU politicians saying we need a 2nd referendum but they are not telling the people that changing our mind will lead to another set of negotiations and the possibility that the deal we get is not the same as what we have now..

Until the Remain camp can present a vision of the UK in the EU I think they will continue to be frustrated and will not achieve the level of support they require.

The argument about lack of vision also applies to the Brexit camp. We have won the battle now we need to win the war. PM May has so far failed to give the public a vision of the UK post Brexit and that frustrates me.

One more point

Enjoy highlights of the BBC's EU Referendum Result coverage from that glorious night [Link]

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