Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

it's kinda genius in a way. one last fuck u to boris and co as he drops the mic and exits the building.

Genius or Twisted...

^ But that still doesn't mean it isn't going to happen. Nobody is foolish enough to disregard the voice of the British people. It's one thing listening to the petitioners, but how about all the millions of people that have already voted, they do not want to see a second referendum.
A second referendum would be a complete joke.

We could always have a referendum to decide on whether we should have a 2nd EU referendum

(26-06-2016 00:36 )snookered147 Wrote:  We could always have a referendum to decide on whether we should have a 2nd EU referendum

Yes, that would be about the only way it would work

(26-06-2016 00:32 )Bandwagon Wrote:  A second referendum would be a complete joke.

But kind of inevitable in a way if you don't act on the first one when you had the chance.

^^ But we might need to have a referendum on whether to have a referendum about whether to have a 2nd EU referendum.
Could be neverending this .

(26-06-2016 00:39 )William H Bonney Wrote:  

(26-06-2016 00:32 )Bandwagon Wrote:  A second referendum would be a complete joke.

But kind of inevitable in a way if you don't act on the first one when you had the chance.

Seriously? How could that ever happen? Did you really believe that David Cameron was going to sign article 50?
The results of the referendum still stands, whether we like it or not, I'm sorry to say.
I'm a strong believer in the leave campaign, and I believe the United Kingdom is strong enough to stand alone and we can do this!
I don't want to see Scotland leave, I don't want to see Northern Ireland leave, I want all of us to stand together and be the best British Empire that we could ever be, and the one that I believe in

might Not need one from a house of Lords report https://t.co/EtfV8dkFYj



Pg 19 section 70

So looks like they can only invoke Article 50 with Hollyroods consent something to do with the scotland act

(26-06-2016 00:19 )lancealot790 Wrote:  He knew that by resigning it would leave the country in limbo with no one to formally invoke article 50 until a new leader had been elected.

I agree with what you say, but surely the Brexit leaders ought to have seen the danger of him resigning and made sure that a plan was in place to invoke article 50 on the Friday regardless of any Cameron resignation.

Remember a majority of the House of Commons does not want a Brexit and the delay just gives them that chance to get bold enough to vote it down, and the more the delay the bolder the MPs will become.