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A balanced view: http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/europpblog/2016/06/21/is-the-eu-really-run-by-unelected-bureaucrats/ Sent from my BLA-L09 using Tapatalk

That's leave MPs surely ? Their problem is they won't vote leave any means possible. Even Fox and Gove get that.... Sent from my BTV-DL09 using Tapatalk

With all due respect that doesn't make sense. Sent from my BTV-DL09 using Tapatalk

I only think some people are idiots. Sent from my BTV-DL09 using Tapatalk

Odd comment. The mess is about Parliament not agreeing what leaving looks like. How has anyone in the country not liking the result had any effect on anything ? It's a very small minority of activists and MPs pushing for another vote. 99.9999% of the "whole country" have had no other option...

It changes daily obviously, but I'm thinking tonight that Corbyn will bottle it and use his "we are a democratic party and consult the members" what they think. They will overwhelmingly want a second referendum. This will pick up enough Tory MPs who are tired of the whole thing. Last week I...

I think we all need to get away from these binary arguments because they are aren't helping anything. The UK is a very complex place regarding Europe. Although we are undoubtedly the most Eurosceptic country in there, your sentence suggests there was a long running majority desire to have a...

If right wing hard line leavers think that we are going to return to 1950s and you can say what you like now you are going to very very disappointed. The centre right are going to be hell bent on fixing divisions in society post this mess because they know that long term they can't rely on a...

Exactly. I'm very uncomfortable with it, since it's short history has been everything about those who lost simply wanting another go. As the situation has evolved (which those wanting another go DID not predict) it may be the only way out. What a fukk up. The only good thing that has come...

I'm quite a nuanced/reluctant remainer if you could be bothered to read my posts, but it is idiotic to: 1) Keep saying leave means leave without being about to define what leave means. 2) Draw analogies with general elections, they aren't once in a lifetime votes. 3) Cut and paste something...

Everyone knew what there were voting for - status quo or change. Those on the change side left that to the politicians who can't agree what the change should be. That effectively why I voted remain completely dispassionately. Leavers are paradoxical. Hate the status quo but hand the job of...

Yes, you can vote them out in the next election and weaken them in by-elections. A referendum to leave the EU and a general election are completely different things on many many levels. Only an idiot would attempt to draw an analogy. Sent from my BTV-DL09 using Tapatalk

Because we would go back in as new members throwing away all the concessions that were negotiated all the way back to Thatcher. Absolutely no way in hell the EU will hand back in a couple of years what has won in over 40. Sent from my BLA-L09 using Tapatalk

That is as well be with you but in such a situation the hard core brexiteers on the right would never back down. Their aim is completely different from yours - A low regulation, small state UK tax haven. The result would still have been close and that would have been enough of a mandate for...

I thinking of doing a masters in conflict resolution. Will be very handy post Breversal. Sent from my BLA-L09 using Tapatalk