Nigel Farage Has Suggested That A

[emmie]

second referendum would be decisive once and for all in favour of leave, do you agree?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5257959/Nigel-Farage-calls-Brexit-referendum.html

[New Judge]

"He's done very, very well out of all this carnage."

What "carnage" would that be then?

[Kromovaracun]

Political instability. Haven't you noticed?

[weecalf]

Nigel maybe realises he was part of misjudgement in telling the people to leave not knowing the full story .When will Boris be calling for the second ref I wonder and as for the other guy in the cabinet now I don’t know yet .

[youngmafbog]

Probably referring to Project fear Phase I, II & II NJ.

[youngmafbog]

//Political instability. Haven't you noticed?//

You cannot blame Our Nige for that. All he has done is highlight the weakness and inadequacy of our politicians - of all colours.

[youngmafbog]

weecalf, I think you will find leavers were more aware of the ful story than the remainers since leavers had enough nous to see through the EUSSR.

[Kromovaracun]

I don't blame him for it. I just think he has done very well out of it.

[jackthehat]

No.
We need to concentrate on the framework for extricating ourselves based on the result of the referendum we've already had.

[New Judge]

So we must remain in a situation that, to the majority of those who bothered to vote, was unacceptable, simply to retain "political stability"?

Politicians are elected to facilitate the lives of their constituents. If they cannot do that without the country becoming "poliutically unstable" then that's a problem they need to address. There is no need for the electorate to tolerate things they don't want simply because the measures needed to change it are a little tricky.

Further than that, I would suggest that the current "instability" (which is, compared to some other EU nations, nothing of the sort) would be a walk in the park if we remained in the EU whilst the Euromaniacs embarked on the latest phase of their "ever closer Union" Crusade.

[emmie]

i agree that a second referendum wouldn't be in our best interests, now we have the result the Brexiteers wanted.

[youngmafbog]

I'm sure he will have done well out of it.

He was a currency trader remember, but no one seems to have picked up on that.

[emmie]

i doubt he is skint come what may.

[Old_Geezer]

Doesn't sound one of his brightest ideas. The decision has been made. A second referendum result, whether the same or different, will kill nothing off; it just drags one into the EU process of voting until the powers that be get the result they want. Best of 3, best of 5, best of 797 ?

The question has been answered, the only sensible next step is to implement it. Future governments can revisit the details again if the agreements made this time around are screwed up and the present government capitulates massively and thus fails to ensure we've left in anything but name.

[youngmafbog]

There are different levels of skint emmie. Being semi retired with no income and no benefits) I consider myself skint, but with a 6 bed house and a newish Merc outside I'm sure many would disagree.

[youngmafbog]

//Doesn't sound one of his brightest ideas.//

You do realize that this does actually tie back to what he said before the referendum?

[Kromovaracun]

I thought he traded metals?

[Old_Geezer]

It was a just a, "Maybe, just Maybe".
I recall someone else who had a similar desire to win a landslide some time recently. Can't quite recall who though.

[Old_Geezer]

Unsure I care much about the details of what he said before the referendum. He's not always right. Just much of the time.

[emmie]

he isn't skint, anyone who has been in business for over 20 years must have put something by

[youngmafbog]

You are correct Krom, I meant to write commodity trader.

Must concentrate more and not watch telly at the same time!