The EU: where votes don't count if they turn out wrong

[Green Arrow]

They probably shouldn't have such national memorandums if they are going to crawfish on them.

Also an excellent point.

[Green Arrow]

The people who oppose Brexit won't ever come up with a proposal. The people voted to leave and are being ignored. Great Britain is at a point where it needs to leave and then negoiate whatever needs negoiated.

I guess if you want to destroy the British economy overnight and weaken a fairly reliable ally in the region then sure, leave first and figure it out second.

[MisterVeritis]

I guess if you want to destroy the British economy overnight and weaken a fairly reliable ally in the region then sure, leave first and figure it out second.

This appears to be fear mongering. The Brits can establish bilateral agreements.
The people want their country back.

[The Xl]

Lol at British people taking orders from a non British court.

[Green Arrow]

This appears to be fear mongering. The Brits can establish bilateral agreements.
The people want their country back.

Of course they can, the point is they have to get all of that into place FIRST.

[Captdon]

I guess if you want to destroy the British economy overnight and weaken a fairly reliable ally in the region then sure, leave first and figure it out second.

It is the only way out. Why would it destroy their economy? What's the proof of that. They use their own currency. They have enough workers. They can trade with anyone at what ever deal they get. I think we'd give them a break over the EU.

I don't see where you get this stuff.

[Dangermouse]

The people who oppose Brexit won't ever come up with a proposal. The people voted to leave and are being ignored. Great Britain is at a point where it needs to leave and then negoiate whatever needs negoiated.

48% of the pepole who voted remain have effectively been ignored since the vote. A yes/no question was set for a situation with multiple aspects. Ever since the vote (leaving aside the overspending crimnality and the Russian meddling) opinions have changed as the reality of what the consequences of leaving the world's biggest trading bloc to become a minnow in a huge pond have become clearer. Buyers remorse is well and truly here.
The ruling elite are playing asinine political games with our children's futures at stake.

[Peter1469]

Of course they can, the point is they have to get all of that into place FIRST.

They need a deal for trade with the EU that allows them to make bilateral agreements with other nations after Brexit. That is one of the sticking points. The EU does not want that to happen.

[Peter1469]

48% of the pepole who voted remain have effectively been ignored since the vote. A yes/no question was set for a situation with multiple aspects. Ever since the vote (leaving aside the overspending crimnality and the Russian meddling) opinions have changed as the reality of what the consequences of leaving the world's biggest trading bloc to become a minnow in a huge pond have become clearer. Buyers remorse is well and truly here.
The ruling elite are playing asinine political games with our children's futures at stake.

They never should have been given a direct say in the matter in the first place.

[Common]

To be fair, the British government seems incapable of coming up with a cohesive Brexit proposal, so in the short term it might almost be better for each party involved to just reverse the Brexit decision until a later date when a cohesive Brexit proposal can be developed, and then put THAT proposal up for a vote with the British citizenry.

The people have no difficulty with Brexit, they already voted to get out of the EU.

The problem is two different factions of govt, one supported and financed by soros to keep the EU together at all costs so he can have great influence and the other faction thats trying to implement the will of the people.

There is no need for another vote by the people