Don't be so silly. The EU has form for this. The politicians (who mostly support the EU) were elected on manifestos that supported leaving. The mistake was not to fight the election with some kind of plan/s to implement it.
It's like the last 3 months have passed you by and you can do better than this. The biggest problem is the GFA, and it is clear that no thought was ever given to it. It's not the fault of the EU, they're not the ones trying to change the status quo.I would be loathed to vote again as it would mean the forces intent on ignoring the biggest democratic event in our nation's history had prevailed. We enact democratic results of elections in our country (as promised before the referendum by the government) ... keep asking the question until you get the 'right' result is all very EU
I wish. But don't think this will happen, unless the EU chuck us and our massive net contributions out, which is about as likely as a top 4 finish for Huddersfield Town this season.
I won't have much respect for Parliament if they do not hold to the promises made in their manifestos.
Sir, i am genuinely pleased that unusually, i like your comment and agree!
.....and some deluded people think that Parliament is an upholder of Parliamentary democracy, given that they are doing their best to bring it into such a level of disrepute that the concept may not survive much longer with any credibility. Though god knows what we'll replace it with (and that'll be a far harder than Brexit for all those 'let's scupper Brexit' MPs to find an answer for!)
