If we vote for Brexit what happens

Thrugelmir

fisnik wrote: »

No one is forcing her to wait till March but the government's own indecisiveness.

Missed all the discussion as to the practicalities and then the court ruling?

CLAPTON

fisnik wrote: »

Well all Prime minister May has to do is trigger article 50 and then the guarantees could be given. No one is forcing her to wait till March but the government's own indecisiveness.

The EU is just sticking to what they said. Nothing can be discussed before article 50 is triggered. That seems fair enough.

No, no-one in the EU27 has said anything about any guarantees whatsoever.

mayonnaise

cogito wrote: »

So who is causing the problem? It doesn't look like the little Englanders.

The ones who described EU citizens as 'bargaining chips' maybe?

Moto2

Tromking wrote: »

You Chaps are the masters of hyperbole aren't you?
I think I did see that collection of oddballs in their Union Jack suits and if thats a baying mob, then you`ve lead a sheltered existence.
Educate yourself on the 'real deal' fascists currently making real gains on mainland Europe, it is truly scary.
We will do well to distance ourselves from a continent that is finding solace in the politics of the far right.

The 'baying mob' of right wing nut jobs are far more subtle these days.
They tend to use social media to spew their bile.
Like the 25000 that tweeted support for the murder of Jo Cox

CKhalvashi

I sense a bit of resentment coming today at another 20+% swing to LD last night, leaving the Conservatives with a majority of 2.

Oh dear, I feel so sorry for the Brexiteers :D:D

vivatifosi

CKhalvashi wrote: »

I sense a bit of resentment coming today at another 20+% swing to LD last night, leaving the Conservatives with a majority of 2.

Oh dear, I feel so sorry for the Brexiteers :D:D

I don't think it is as straightforward as that CK. Did the LDs win because the seat voted to remain, unlike most others? Did it vote LD because they didn't think an independent could deliver on Heathrow? Did it vote LD because the full.force of the party was out, something an independent could never achieve?

Also, a member of the EU negotiating team Guy Verhofstadt has tweeted offering his congratulations. The EU has no place involving itself in democratic elections in the UK and Verhofstetdter is being deliberately inflammatory. I voted remain and it even annoyed me.

https://mobile.twitter.com/GuyVerhofstadt?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/who-is-guy-verhofstadt-brexit-negotiations-article-50-chief-negotiator-a7307346.html

Herzlos

CLAPTON wrote: »

I suppose most the the EU people in the UK are fairly relazed knowing that they are unlikley to be kicked out of our liberal tolerant society.

That's why Poland sent over 2 police officers to reassure their citizens.

Herzlos

CLAPTON wrote: »

No, no-one in the EU27 has said anything about any guarantees whatsoever.

Because they are not going to enter any discussions until A50 is triggered. They've got nothing to say and have been clear on that for well over 6 months.

CLAPTON

Herzlos wrote: »

That's why Poland sent over 2 police officers to reassure their citizens.

think about it and regret your post

Conrad

I demand a re-run in Richmond, a 49% majority on a 50% turn-out is not good enough, plus the voters were lied to

Leave won c70% by Constituency on a higher turnout proportion