UK government suffers Brexit court blow

Moto2

Conrad wrote: »

All over Europe the left is being ejected, the people are not as dumb as the sanctimonious lefty drips think they are

Yup, it's like the 1930s all over again
Great for dressing up and stuff

DiggerUK

The shock and awe at todays court decision, might just ground people long enough, and allow them to realise the referendum was a pretty meaningless exercise.

It is going to appeal. This should allow time for you to figure out how a parliamentary democracy operates.

The UK citizen doesn't have power to enact or disable laws. In the U.K., only the legislative assembly has that power.

My advice is for you all to shut up, pick up anything you can find on UK constitutional history, and study..._

sann420

Conrad wrote: »

Collusion.

The lawyers and liberal luvvies are colluding to keep us in, or for a soft Brexit.

Can you imagine if members of the public had tried to stop Major or Blair giving away sovereign power at Maastricht of Lisbon? The lawyers, very happy with the direction of travel would have never have dismissed the challenge out of hand.

Next time we get a Labour Govt I might try my chances at the High Court if I don't like the people's verdict

The unelected PM has the mandate to leave the EU, not to leave single market as that option wasn't part of the referendum. The mandate of people should be respected and we should leave. But we should stay in the single market for atleast a couple of years after leaving. See how things go and then have another referendum to see if people want to actually leave the single market as well.

This policy of because we have had a 52-48 victory therefore we will jump in the middle of Atlantic because a woman and her 4,5 chummies want us to is sheer madness.

People keep on saying who will Germany sell their BMW's to once Britain has trade tariffs imposed need to know that the beamers will be bought by citizens of the country who got all the high paying British jobs.

I was speaking to a friend of mine the other day who did vote for brexit and he said the same thing that this Hard brexit non sense would bring this country down to its knees.

The govt does not have any mandate for a hard brexit and now they don't even want the parliament to scrutinize the deal. Brilliant. And who will be answerable if this country goes in a deep recession? The 17 million who each voted for their individual reasons. Some right some wrong but different reasons none the less.

globalds

For The European Union, the UK invoked article 50 the moment the result of the referendum became apparent.

Everything else is academic and can only delay the decision of the referendum.

zagubov

Got to be honest, I'm a remainer. Many reasons. But a referendum is the way to deal with this.

If a home nation wants to opt out of it, a referendum for that would also be OK. But I don't think parliament should override the expression of democracy that a referendum can be.

prosaver

sann420 wrote: »

The unelected PM has the mandate to leave the EU, not to leave single market as that option wasn't part of the referendum. The mandate of people should be respected and we should leave. But we should stay in the single market for atleast a couple of years after leaving. See how things go and then have another referendum to see if people want to actually leave the single market as well.

This policy of because we have had a 52-48 victory therefore we will jump in the middle of Atlantic because a woman and her 4,5 chummies want us to is sheer madness.

People keep on saying who will Germany sell their BMW's to once Britain has trade tariffs imposed need to know that the beamers will be bought by citizens of the country who got all the high paying British jobs.

I was speaking to a friend of mine the other day who did vote for brexit and he said the same thing that this Hard brexit non sense would bring this country down to its knees.

The govt does not have any mandate for a hard brexit and now they don't even want the parliament to scrutinize the deal. Brilliant. And who will be answerable if this country goes in a deep recession? The 17 million who each voted for their individual reasons. Some right some wrong but different reasons none the less.

To vague
Not this friend everyone seems to have who knows everything?
There is a plan for hard brexit , just because you dont know it , dosent mean its not there..

Moto2

prosaver wrote: »

To vague
Not this friend everyone seems to have who knows everything?
There is a plan for hard brexit , just because you dont know it , dosent mean its not there..

Doesn't mean there is one either.

Somebody needs to keep an eye on May to make sure the will of the people is being delivered, starting with an extra £350m per week for the NHS

prosaver

Moto2 wrote: »

Doesn't mean there is one either.

Somebody needs to keep an eye on May to make sure the will of the people is being delivered, starting with an extra £350m per week for the NHS

Oh and cameron said he go to Brussels the next day and T50.
You really dont think that T.may has no plans.. what do you think shes being doing all day? Sending 100000 of emails like clinton :D

Moto2

prosaver wrote: »

Oh and cameron said he go to Brussels the next day and T50.
You really dont think that T.may has no plans.. what do you think shes being doing all day? Sending 100000 of emails like clinton :D

She has her top people working on it night and day

Moto2

Fairly typical and expected response from some Brexiteers

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/article-50-fallout-sees-gina-millar-receive-death-threats-online_uk_581ba19fe4b020461a1bec57