Guys.
I've been away for about 8 hours. Anything to update me on? Any interesting articles or stuff I should know? Thank ya!
Boris the Spider finally crawled out of his web of lies. See the last 2 or 3 pages for details.
Guys.
I've been away for about 8 hours. Anything to update me on? Any interesting articles or stuff I should know? Thank ya!
Leave-Voters are something special.
Britain must trigger exit talks in just TWO DAYS, says top EU official as he calls for negotiations to start at summit on Tuesday
http://www.*****************/news/a...xit-talks-just-TWO-DAYS-says-EU-official.html <- Daily Mail
Guys.
I've been away for about 8 hours. Anything to update me on? Any interesting articles or stuff I should know? Thank ya!
David Cameron is speaking in Parliament tomorrow.
Maybe this was all a test.
What am I reading on here? Respect for Cameron because he outplayed his rivals? He gambled with the future of his nation and lost.
Everyone will want us to lose. At least some things don't change.
What am I reading on here? Respect for Cameron because he outplayed his rivals? He gambled with the future of his nation and lost.
Will there be pie charts? I love a good pie chart.
Didnt they say they want to leave? Now they want to stay?
Boris allowed to keep writing those columns if he's PM?
So basically Boris does support the EU. What a cunt.
He's a bastard but that play was marvelous, no one has the balls to trigger article 50 it seems. And people were laughing at dodgy Dave's resignation the other day but really he had the last laugh.
Didnt they say they want to leave? Now they want to stay?
Anything other than accepting the will of the people will reflect badly on them when they next face the ballot box.I wonder what will happen when MPs vote on it. That's the bit that's being forgotten about.
What am I reading on here? Respect for Cameron because he outplayed his rivals? He gambled with the future of his nation and lost.
Hah it's really just so we can do all the Brexit euro jokes.
Johnson's going to try and spin this into "it was a close result, so a compromise between Remain and Leave positions is necessary", if I read his column correctly.
Scottish independence poll:
Yes: 49% (+5)
No: 42% (-5)
(via Survation / 25 Jun)
Chgs. from April.
Big changes already and that's before Boris is PM.
Obviously winning is important but the situation has changed. There is a limited time frame between now and the UK's exit of the EU. So she probably wants to call it before that day to avoid having to apply for membership.I saw one earlier that put yes at 52%. Still not enough for sturgeon to be sure of a win, and she won't call it if she can't win it.
Depending on how Labour kick out Corbyn - if they can - I am not voting for Labour ever again until they actually get a proper left-winger as a leader.
Green from then on.
Maybe this was all a test.
Anything other than accepting the will of the people will reflect badly on them when they next face the ballot box.
It's not something that has been forgotten at all. Westminster has been snookered.
They want to revolt.Didnt they say they want to leave? Now they want to stay?
Scottish independence poll:
Yes: 49% (+5)
No: 42% (-5)
(via Survation / 25 Jun)
Chgs. from April.
Big changes already and that's before Boris is PM.
Scottish independence poll:
Yes: 49% (+5)
No: 42% (-5)
(via Survation / 25 Jun)
Chgs. from April.
Big changes already and that's before Boris is PM.
I'm actually surprised at how high the 42% number is.
We didn't anyway, despite paying a higher contribution (over 6b more) than most countries that do.And UK having no say in the EU
I mean, I don't think a second referendum resolves the fundamental issue that having a referendum at all was incredibly stupid.
The entire point of representative democracy, which you arguably invented, was to ensure that there's still a filter between the mob and the world. That's what professional politicians are for, to take a set of generally unreasonable and contradictory desires and identify actually feasible plans and goals that will have mainstream support as opposed to 51% support.
It shouldn't be lost on anybody after the events of the last few days that if you removed the politicians who were pretending to support Leave but really just wanted more negotiating with the EU, the total number of MPs that really genuinely wanted to leave is probably around one.* Because leaving the EU is a stupid and terrible idea! But both saying "well the voters were uneducated" and saying "well even if it's wrong they voted for it" are not good responses to the issue. The issue is that it's unreasonable to expect the average British person to understand all the details of the question of EU membership enough to make a reasonable decision. The average British person, unlike the average MP, has a real job to do. They can't spend their whole day studying up.
Fundamentally the issue you're now grappling with is that setting this question to the general public at all was incredibly dumb. Literally the reason you have Parliament at all is to ensure shit like that doesn't happen.*
* And his name is Jeremy Corbyn.
** I mean, also to ensure that the Queen doesn't take unreasonable advantage of the royal forests, I guess, but controlling the mob is like job two at the very least.
I saw one earlier that put yes at 52%. Still not enough for sturgeon to be sure of a win, and she won't call it if she can't win it.
It may be a clever move for its own purpose, but it's also one that puts UK in more trouble due to the long transition and lack of leadership. It's sacrificing the country for a chess move.
They mostly want to disagree with EU apparently. Maybe there is a way to have UK remain indefinitely, provided someone keep asking "are you leaving yet ?" every month...
What am I reading on here? Respect for Cameron because he outplayed his rivals? He gambled with the future of his nation and lost.
That's actually quite a reasonable position to take to be honest.
Let's see what happens.David Cameron is speaking in Parliament tomorrow.
No. I will move abroad - either to Scotland with my fiancé whose Scottish, or elsewhere. I don't think you quite understand how astonishingly deep these feelings go. I've been active in politics for some time, and I have never felt this way before - nor the people I know.
I absolutely will not, under any circumstance, with the bastards who did this to my country and my future. There is no unity to be had.
'It was just a prank, Brahs!"
Anything other than accepting the will of the people will reflect badly on them when they next face the ballot box.
It's not something that has been forgotten at all. Westminster has been snookered.
Meh needs to be higher. Sturgeon playing right game.
Scottish independence poll:
Yes: 49% (+5)
No: 42% (-5)
(via Survation / 25 Jun)
Chgs. from April.
Big changes already and that's before Boris is PM.
Nonsense, we've been successfully holding them back for years. Now that we're out of the way perhaps they can make some real progress towards a United States of Europe.We didn't anyway, despite paying a higher contribution (over 6b more) than most countries that do.
We was one of the bigger contributors but our vote means nothing.
And I didn't vote leave either, but I can understand why people would.
Scottish independence poll:
Yes: 49% (+5)
No: 42% (-5)
(via Survation / 25 Jun)
Chgs. from April.
Big changes already and that's before Boris is PM.