Sussex Nomad
Well-known member
What were the remainers voting for? Multi million euros of corruption from an unelected quango state? That's a good thing then.
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[Politics] Brexit
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What were the remainers voting for? Multi million euros of corruption from an unelected quango state? That's a good thing then.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
'Don't know what you are voting for'
Such a ridiculous statement. Why can you not see that you and remainers also do not know what you were voting for.
Please don't use the excuse of 'status quo'. There is no such thing. All political movements develop and the Common Market oops, the European Economic Community oops, the European Union, is no exception.
Personally, I believe that a terrible precedent would be set if the democratic wishes of the British people were ignored as it would greatly undermine the acceptance of any government which once elected, but which now seems unpalatable to a section of the public.
I wonder if remainers would be so gleeful at the prospect of a referendum that had been won to stay in the EU, but the possibility that MP's would decide to overrun the result and take the UK out of the EU on the basis that the voters 'did not know what they were voting for'?
230.
Ouch.
Ouch.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Brexit is now dead
She can't stay on surely ?
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
No Confidence vote tomorrow, game on
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
May's appalling deal is now dead.
Brexit is still very much alive, that is unless there is a coup or something which happens where politicians ignore a huge democratic mandate.
cunning fergus
Well-known member
- Jan 18, 2009
- 4,745
There have been treaties, that’s true, but these have always been franked by our politicians (of all flavours) who have told us continuously that there was no federal Europe on the way, no 2 speed Europe on the way and broadly speaking that that Brussels had little affect on the UK.
All of those narratives have been broken down by events, the introduction of the euro, the collapse of the euro and the implications of freedom of movement for EU citizens, to name just 3.
I think your point about Brussels not telling us what to do is fair to a point, because our own politicians have handed over so much of our independence. Generations of U.K. politicians have responsibility for poisoning the well of trust with the U.K. on the EU, it’s too late to say Brussels don’t tell us what to do, we can see quite plainly from the negotiations quite how deep we are already entwined with the EU.
That don’t make it right.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I agree. The Good Friday Agreement details surprised me as much as anyone and I had no idea that Brexit would affect it.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Unelected? Ok, now I know you're taking the mickey.
Raleigh Chopper
New member
Now will you kindly **** off May, hopeless PM, hopeless Government.
Horton's halftime iceberg
Blooming Marvellous
Sadly I do not know what will remove her from office. She will have to be dragged out saying how 'strong and stable' she is.
Sussex Nomad
Well-known member
So, you agree that the Brexit vote by the people is null and void by 634 MPs, most of which vote against the will of the people? Today, democracy in the UK died.
portslade seagull
Well-known member
What a bumbling idiot Hancock is being pulled apart by Neill on the BBC
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
118 Tory MP's voted against her tonight. It was 117 in her no confidence vote in December.
As she would say herself - nothing has changed.
Hampster Gull
New member
- Dec 22, 2010
- 13,462
This Brexit government are stuffed, their best exit deal in tatters. Parliament will not allow a hard Brexit. Looks like we are staying 
Farridge just said on TV the Brexit vote decreed that we either negociate a deal or just leave. I seem to recall he and his people promised the earth if we Brexitted, stuff that would be given to us by the Europeans. But we can't make them just give us things (as the 'remoaners' made clear) so how could we have voted to order for them to do so by voting leave? Sounds to me like voting for flight and expecting to be given wings. I don't remember Farridge and that cu'nt Boris campaigning on 'let's hard Brexit with no deal'. So his comments sounds like lying bollocks to me. Is he right, or just a lying conniving weasel?
“Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal has been rejected by 230 votes - the largest defeat for a sitting government in history.”
Over two years, billions and billions of pounds wasted. Every single Tory voter and supporter should hang their head in utter shame. You are an embarrassment.
Over two years, billions and billions of pounds wasted. Every single Tory voter and supporter should hang their head in utter shame. You are an embarrassment.
Sussex Nomad
Well-known member
About 650 of them.
This Brexit government are stuffed, their best exit deal in tatters. Parliament will not allow a hard Brexit. Looks like we are staying
For months I have giving up hoping so as it became obvious it would be the only outcome. I have been relaxed for months.
I am now looking forward to a referendum on the existence of god, and if the athiests lose, as we will, I will be demanding His appearance immediately thereafter. Come on down and rule us. Show us that godzit means godzit. Hard godzit.