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Re: UK Brexit Date
By: The_Lone_Wolf Date: October 23, 2019, 8:18 am
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The year is 2123 and the PM is on route to Brussels to discuss
the current BREXIT extension for the 1938th time.
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Re: UK Brexit Date
By: Muscle Date: October 23, 2019, 11:04 am
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Thought so 31/1 now
What would have to happen for it to happen now?
Doc, I feel like putting the rest of your bet to the traders
again, I forgot some of it. I remember you saying this was a no,
it will continue to be a no, general election is had and then a
vote for a second referendum. Was it that?
UK To Leave. never
general election
second referendum
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Re: UK Brexit Date
By: doc Date: October 23, 2019, 11:32 am
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[quote author=Muscle link=topic=191.msg5556#msg5556
date=1571846697]
Thought so 31/1 now
What would have to happen for it to happen now?
Doc, I feel like putting the rest of your bet to the traders
again, I forgot some of it. I remember you saying this was a no,
it will continue to be a no, general election is had and then a
vote for a second referendum. Was it that?
UK To Leave. never
general election
second referendum
[/quote]
yeah pretty much , but we got the first general election
article 50 extension and theresa May boot/quit in there which
has already happened .
Labour will offer a second referendum /peoples vote Parliment
will not allow no deal. no doubt people will look at this now
and say its obvious but we got this 2 years ago
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Re: UK Brexit Date
By: Bookerman Date: October 23, 2019, 3:32 pm
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If anything at least it has shown their utter contempt for the
public. It came to the nitty gritty and they had to put it right
out there for everyone to see.
What Bercow has got away with should be criminal.
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Re: UK Brexit Date
By: Muscle Date: October 23, 2019, 4:43 pm
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[quote author=doc link=topic=191.msg5559#msg5559
date=1571848338]
[quote author=Muscle link=topic=191.msg5556#msg5556
date=1571846697]
Thought so 31/1 now
What would have to happen for it to happen now?
Doc, I feel like putting the rest of your bet to the traders
again, I forgot some of it. I remember you saying this was a no,
it will continue to be a no, general election is had and then a
vote for a second referendum. Was it that?
UK To Leave. never
general election
second referendum
[/quote]
yeah pretty much , but we got the first general election
article 50 extension and theresa May boot/quit in there which
has already happened .
Labour will offer a second referendum /peoples vote Parliment
will not allow no deal. no doubt people will look at this now
and say its obvious but we got this 2 years ago
[/quote]
What happens after the second referendum? Do we stay in the EU?
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Re: UK Brexit Date
By: The_Lone_Wolf Date: October 24, 2019, 2:56 am
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Will they ever put it back to the people?
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Re: UK Brexit Date
By: doc Date: October 25, 2019, 4:27 am
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[quote author=The_Lone_Wolf link=topic=191.msg5571#msg5571
date=1571903806]
Will they ever put it back to the people?
[/quote]
Parliament not passing the deal to me is a way of forcing
general election after general election , at some point Labour
will get in by offering freebies, higher min wage, everyone will
be a millionaire etc etc
then there will be a second referendum . We have had 3 years of
stifling and delay tactics,there is no deal I can see parliament
accepting ( even though they where told to by the public)
There reasoning for Brexit winning was that older people tipped
the scales, so a instant re run would see the same result, wait
3-4 years and let some older people die off and then it might be
51/49 to remain.
Daniel Hannon sums it up perfectly
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-Fak4kgRgo&lc=z23bdrlqcsbaxrieyacdp43155epqpbhva3l20bojxdw03c010c
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Re: UK Brexit Date
By: Newcy Date: October 25, 2019, 12:12 pm
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It's incredible that people not only let them get away with it
but actually believe it as well.
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Re: UK Brexit Date
By: Alf Razzle Date: October 26, 2019, 5:22 am
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Most other countries you'd see riots on the streets over this
debacle.
The government have the UK general public trained well with the
help of brainwashing by the media.
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Re: UK Brexit Date
By: Bookerman Date: October 26, 2019, 7:03 am
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[quote author=Alf Razzle link=topic=191.msg5606#msg5606
date=1572085321]
Most other countries you'd see riots on the streets over this
debacle.
The government have the UK general public trained well with the
help of brainwashing by the media.
[/quote]
I think that’s because we’ve always been able to remedy that at
the ballot box. We might be about to enter new territory.
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