Surely the MP3 thread?

An attempt by "the establishment" to undermine another part of "the establishment"? Don't kid yourself that the white posh rich boys that masterminded Vote Leave are anything other than "the establishment". They're just the bit of it that saw an opportunity to enrich themselves and take power for themselves. Their sidelining of parliament through the whole process shows how hollow their words are. The proof of their cheating shows how little they care about our democracy.

Hmm good and bad in both camps.

Unless you can indicate clear electoral impropriety so bad there MUST be a re-run of the referendum, this discussion is fun but redundant. We are where we are unless there is a sufficient groundswell of public opinion that forces a re-election. 54% in the most recent poll is not enough unless this trend is sustained over many months. There are not enough months left.

The central issues thus remain:

-is leaving good or bad?
-is the route we are taking the right one to take us to the good bits?

On the latter, what is certainly bad is the uncertainty. I chatted with a Spanish woman yesterday who worked for a European pharmaceutical giant and her French husband who works for Airbus. Both have been here for years and love it here. They bought a house together and their 2 children were born here and are in school. Both their employers are long established here and employ thousands of high value (overwhelmingly British) workers in the UK. Asked about their futures and that of their companies in the UK, neither had a clue.

We are only 8 months away from leaving.

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Fellow palace fans, I haven't posted on here for years and have a question.

There has been lots of talk recently about a second referendum on Brexit, a people's vote etc.

Whether you voted remain or leave last time, have any of your changed your mind?

Say the choice was
1) Leave with no deal and the predicted fallout happens
2) Remain on the same terms as pre 23 June 2016

Would any of your vote differently to how you did the first time around?

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I voted leave knowing full well things might be tough for a few years but my kids will be better off in the long run.

Jacob Rees-Mogg Says It Could Take 50 Years To Reap The Benefits Of Brexit.

'We won’t know the full economic consequences for a very long time,' says leading Brexiteer.