Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

(22-03-2019 08:12 )Rake Wrote:  #nodealnoproblem

Mate... I hope you're right. Honestly.

I would say the gulf between Parliament and public is wider than ever on this one single issue. No matter how we vote in an election again MP'S will always deal with issues that are of national importance with their own beliefs first and the public beliefs second.

(21-03-2019 12:31 )Charlemagne Wrote:  The sites now down for maintenance.

Over 17 million voted for Brexit. So the petition will need more.

but it only needs 100,000 signatures for Parliament debate As iif it has been debated enough in Parliament as it is already!!!

(22-03-2019 09:52 )babelover48 Wrote:  As iif it has been debated enough in Parliament as it is already!!!

So far parliament has not debated the revoking of Article 50.

So true

The whole thing - from the fact we voted with our hearts rather than our heads (and that’s being generous) all the way through to the squabbling MPs of all parties and their mismanagement of the process - has made me ashamed to be British. I feel like apologising to every mainland European (and Scot!) I meet. Moreover we have sold our young people down the river and severely restricted their opportunities.
We face a decade of austerity and social unrest on an unprecedented scale.
Life will go on but we will rue our decisions.

(22-03-2019 17:15 )HannahsPet Wrote:  So true

Absolute perfection.

(22-03-2019 11:34 )4waydiablo Wrote:  

(22-03-2019 09:52 )babelover48 Wrote:  As iif it has been debated enough in Parliament as it is already!!!

So far parliament has not debated the revoking of Article 50.

I know that but I would say that the debate for revoking Article 50 swill be fierce

If MV3 is voted down next week, there are supposedly seven options being lined up to be paired up for votes against each other in order that MP's might finally say what they are in favour of: https://news.sky.com/story/brexit-mps-ma...t-11672760

None of this offers much hope for Corbyn's wish to get rid of a zombie government. Presumably as soon as one of these is enacted the Tories will be looking to ditch Maybot. The incumbent will then be dogged by EU comment, complaint, scapegoating, excuses and recriminations for years to come. The next election will see it all raked over again... and then, even if we are out, in a small number of years to my bet, one of the main two parties will be brave enough to suggest we rejoin! All this for a topic most of the public couldn't have cared two hoots for before Farage threatened Tory votes with his propoganda.

Uri Geller has written a letter to Theresa May, via the Jewish Telegraph, stating that he will prevent Brexit form happeneing