Article 50 Discussion

[Consumer dude]

Are you sure about that CD? .....literally the day after the referendum many that voted leave, suddenly changed their mind.

 

Says who ? I haven't changed my mind.

[fletch70]

Maybe not you but the few people I know who own up are certainly more concerned now and would be seriously reconsidering if there was a new vote.

 

Do you really not see the damage that is being done and the hurdles that are there before we are dumped out let alone negotiate an exit?

[determindator]

Seems to me that many Brexiters have gone very quiet on the subject

 

They don't need to be noisy like remainers. They won

[WarrenBuffet]

They don't need to be noisy like remainers. They won

 

They cheated, more like.

[determindator]

Well, there obviously weren't enough remainers voting

[Consumer dude]

It's called democracy.

[Consumer dude]

They cheated, more like.

 

Can you support what your saying ?.

[unclebulgaria67]

Can you support what your saying ?.

 

Probably but do we want to re-run the referendum campaign ?

 

Both the remain and leave campaigns made false claims for which they could not evidence as facts.

 

The referendum campaign was poorly run by David Cameron who has left the scene of the mess he caused.

[Consumer dude]

I would say most politicians may mislead and we should all know that and as such we all start on an equal footing. No one can complain about the result but people do and people will because human beings are often like that.

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[unclebulgaria67]

Northern Ireland court ruling on Brexit process due today

 

http://news.sky.com/story/northern-ireland-to-deliver-ruling-over-brexit-challenge-10634792

 

I can see there being many court cases related to Brexit over the coming years, which is why the government would be foolish not to go through a full Parliamentary process. If government follows a fully democratic process through an elected Parliament, then the courts are less likely to want to get involved.

[Guest]

Northern Ireland court ruling on Brexit process due today

 

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-37796836

 

'A judge ruled there was nothing in the 1998 Good Friday peace agreement to prevent the government triggering Article 50, the formal legal process for leaving the EU.......'

 

the london HC decision due next.

[WarrenBuffet]

The Supreme court is a more trustworthy court and the next step.

[WarrenBuffet]

Can you support what your saying ?.

Oh alright then, what about £350m per week for NHS?

[Guest]

The Supreme court is a more trustworthy court and the next step.

yep, thats where they all will end up. either way.

[Consumer dude]

They don't need to be noisy like remainers. They won

 

Yes we did and it still feels good.

[Guest]

bet it does, typical. but, what did 'you' actually 'win' for the better? tell me cf to the obvious facts (the main of which your main advocates have since conceded)

 

They don't need to be noisy like remainers. They won

as a remainer (like yourself?), am not being 'noisy' nor 'moaning'. the result is what it is. am just correcting the raib exit etc posts that have been posted.

its a shame to know that perhaps some of the reasons for voting exit are akin to what is going on around the world.

[tobyjugg2]

Wait until you realise that May does have a plan ... it never changed

 

and it is still

'Protect the 'Cities' International Investment bankers at all costs - whatever the cost to the fools who pay British taxes'

 

This is not a sick joke - you will see it is the plan and always has been.

Just like Camerons 'renegotiation's' only really delivered protections for the 'City' Bankers.

 

 

Oh - and its the main reason for the new runway ..

If the Bankers and businesses do all leave because the citizens actually do go up in arms about their rights and futures being thrown away to benefit Internation 'City' bankers, it wont be needed long before its really started, else it is really needed for the International bankers etc jollies abroad - so will go ahead even if nothing else does.

[Noah1]

Seems to me that many Brexiters have gone very quiet on the subject

 

You usually don't shout about your defeats!

[Tawnyowl]

Seems a interesting thought provoking article.

 

The week Brexit Britain showed it means business

When Chairman Mao was asked in the 1950s what lessons could be drawn from the French Revolution, he is famously said to have replied that it was still too soon to tell.

 

Barely four months after the referendum vote to leave the EU, the seismic waves have still barely begun to be felt.

 

Politically, the government has been turned upside down with who knows what further changes to come.

 

Economically, no one knows for sure where we will be in a year, let alone the day after we actually leave.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/10/29/the-week-brexit-britain-showed-it-means-business/

[determindator]

I do know we lead in many industries, UK quality control being very stringent and it's appreciated world over. Our new start ups are booming in all areas, tech, media, art, fashion, food, engineering the list goes on. We are creative. Hooray UK!

[WarrenBuffet]

I do know we lead in many industries, UK quality control being very stringent and it's appreciated world over. Our new start ups are booming in all areas, tech, media, art, fashion, food, engineering the list goes on. We are creative. Hooray UK!

 

According to whom,? .....the Breakit-tears?

[determindator]

I keep up with the scene WB:-D

 

I've heard it and seen it

[Consumer dude]

According to whom,? .....the Breakit-tears?

 

Should that not be the Breakit-cheers, we are a great country and we can make our own laws.

[Noah1]

I do know we lead in many industries, UK quality control being very stringent and it's appreciated world over. Our new start ups are booming in all areas, tech, media, art, fashion, food, engineering the list goes on. We are creative. Hooray UK!

 

Others call it overconfident.

[Consumer dude]

Others call it overconfident.

 

I call it believing and talking the country up, why can't you do the same.