Originally Posted by Rob! (Post 9010405)

Laugh at the remains all you like, I am still yet to see a single positive article, news story or statistic that says that leaving was a good idea. Feel free to provide any of the above if you can find one and want the people who voted remain to stop feeling concerned about the future of the country.

Originally Posted by arista (Post 9010411)

Nothing Wrong with that view.
But You lost the democratic vote
there is far to many
who refuse to accept it.

Originally Posted by arista (Post 9010411)

Nothing Wrong with that view.
But You lost the democratic vote
there is far to many
who refuse to accept it.

Originally Posted by Rob! (Post 9011179)

Oh I accept it. 17 million odd people voted differently to me after all. I just don't think the majority of them really knew what they were voting for.

Originally Posted by Withano (Post 9011369)

Brexit causes an increase in price for common household producys and tesco refuses to stock them

https://www.ft.com/content/58560c1e-...8-d3778b55a923

Pretty big news

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 9019273)

It may all be over?....

Parliament has the right to reject the final Brexit deal, No.10 has indicated for the first time – raising the possibility that Britain’s EU exit could yet be halted.

Downing Street agreed it is “very likely” that MPs and peers will be given a vote once the withdrawal negotiations are finished, after the issue arose in the High Court.

The statement – after the Prime Minister repeatedly refused to give ground on demands for Parliament to have a say on Brexit – immediately triggered furious debate about the possible consequences.

One senior pro-EU Conservative MP called it a “victory for all those who believe in the right of Parliament to represents the interests of our constituents”.

And the prospect of Parliament exerting some control over the final settlement caused the pound to surge immediately against the dollar in exchange markets.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7368561.html

Originally Posted by Withano (Post 9019292)

Its a tricky situation, what is technically best for the country in the long run would cause chaos and riots in the short run. Will be interesting to see what comes of it.

Originally Posted by _Tom_ (Post 9031955)

Brexit's fault. :fist:

Originally Posted by Johnnyuk123 (Post 9031964)

Another knife in the back of the remoaners debunking their doom and gloom theories.

Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 7681249)

I am for being in the EU, as are all my family too.

I believe we are there and need to be there as a full member,All govts; have signed treaties and that is the fact, they are signed.
We just should get on with it now and do all we can to reform the EU from the inside,since outside we would have no influence.

This govt; put in place legislation that if any new treaty comes forward from now, then the voters will be asked in a referendum if the govt; should sign such treaty.

I support Labours plan which is exactly that legislation I posted above but in addition, they have said if a treaty came forward that now involved any transference of legislative power from the UK to the EU then that would trigger from them an in/out referendum.

I have never seen the point of Cameron saying this needed to be settled but waiting 2 and a half years until the election to even start any re-negotiations, and then take another 2+ years to do that and hold a referendum by the end of the 3rd year of his govt;
All conditional on 'if' he got an overall majority

I think it would be an economic disaster and also a status disaster for the UK to leave the EU and to have cofusion and uncertainty running for nearly 5 years from this PM is plain ridiculous.
So I would never in fact support leaving the EU and clearly would never vote in a referendum to do so.

That to me would be dangerous politics and dangerous for the UK as a whole too.
I also believe the voters would never be able to get an informed debate or relevant information from the media we have, as to the EU, in order to make a fully clear minded and balanced decision as to the EU.

Any new tranfers of powers would be a possible step too far now and in those circumstances,I would agree a referendum could be held.
I would still myself vote to stay in however.