Brexit.

[gulliver1]

More than half of the of the UK now want a people vote on Brexit, says a new survey, OH MY GAWD!
Bring it on!.

[dannyk13]

lol

[Mamyalynne]

;-)

[Zacs-Master]

Cassa ‘cassa333 You know what amazes me is Zac master is under the impression Brexiters are thick, stupid, uneducated, ill informed etc etc etc and way below his intellect‘

I have never said you’re thick or stupid, if I had I would have been kicked of the site. I’ve said that many of you voted as a protest vote agains gawd knows what, and that many of you failed to educate yourselves as to the consequences and complexity of our leaving.

As for ‘below my intellect’ if you keep posting rubbish like I have quoted then that’s my only conclusion.

[ChillDoubt]

Article 50 was triggered some time ago.
Move along (some) sheeple, nothing to see here....

[gulliver1]

Bhg 17.19, and Mamyalynne 17.14, thank you for your comments.
Problem is Togo ,Baldric ,Danny and Cassa are still in the playground at school.
name calling. Perhaps one day they might become adult.

[dannyk13]

Wow,pot and kettle.

[gulliver1]

There is talk that when the Tories lose so heavily ,at local elections on May 3rd, that the second referendum regarding Brexit, could be in place as soon as early June. GAWD!.

[Jackdaw33]

That is just plain silly. If there is such talk it emanates from the asylum.

[gulliver1]

According to the media. it could be a bigger demonstration than the one that took place when Thatcher introduced the Poll Tax.

[mushroom25]

// the second referendum regarding Brexit, could be in place as soon as early June. GAWD!. //
Unlikely. The referendum in 2016 required an act of parliament, http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2015/36/contents/enacted . there’s no provision in that act for a further referendum, so it follows that another act of parliament will be required.
As well as being local election day, May 3rd is the day parliament recesses for a week, with a further recess from 24th May to 4th June.
Being realistic, there is no parliamentary time for such a debate to take place.

[jourdain2]

Oh dear! I can't believe that people are so daft. Probably a result of the self-gratification generation - it's a sort of toddler-tantrum writ large.........and really very embarrassing. Is there no understanding of 'You didn't win, so the others take charge'? In every vote on every subject one side wins. The other side buries their disappointment and gets on with it. I'm on a couple of committees and if I threw a tantrum every time a decision was arrived at which I didn't approve, well, I wouldn't have any say at all because I'd have been voted off.

It's not going to happen Gulliver. We..are....leaving.

[gulliver1]

A Special Parliamentary Debate has been called for , to discuss a second referendum.

[Jackdaw33]

...and with the vast majority of Tory and Labour MPs against the idea, what chance of success do you think that has?

[mushroom25]

really? who called it? there's nothing showing in the parliamentary calendar.....
https://www.parliament.uk/business/commons/

[Jackdaw33]

There is a difference between 'call' and 'call for'. Just some Remoaners strutting their stuff again.

[ToraToraTora]

[gulliver1]

When the second referendum takes place. and of course the vote will be remain,what will happen to Boris's Bus. and the £ 350 million he promised for the NHS? Will he tell them to " go whistle "?

[Jackdaw33]

I believe there was a TV programme back in the 70s called Fantasy Island. Now we know Gulliver's provenance.

[Everhelpful]

Who is this GAWD you refer to? If,which is very unlikely, another Referendum is held and the Remain win,will there be a best of three?

[tonyav]

Boris didn't promise to spend £350 million on the NHS.