So do you believe that the electorate has a right to have another vote?
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And another? And another until you get the result you personally want? Nah, its not best of three.
I do believe Sir Kier has accepted the Brexit vote now. Why can't you lot - it's not going to change no matter how much you whine about it. Move on.
No staying power? Short term views? Thought things would be different from day one? Lost the will to live listening to the 4 years of whining? Who knows? Who cares? Not me, obviously!
Only of those ten that were asked.But do 8 out of 10 cats prefer it?
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Does the same apply to US states all going it alone? And what about Ozzie states? The Russian states? etc.
Brexers did, that's why they liked the 2016 one, after 40 years of whining and moaning.
I doubt we will have to wait 40 years for the next.
The Labour party have proposed repairing and deepening trade relations with EU
And the Lib Dems have produced a road map for re-joining, but that road map could be many years long. Even the first step requires lots of political dancing.
Lib Dems set out roadmap to rejoin EU single market and ‘end petty Brexit squabbles’
The proposed policy would ultimately reinstate free movement and trade
www.independent.co.uk
He hasn't been content with the damage caused by Brexit and will seek to repair the relationship with EU.
desperate deflection from Gasbag
The results of the referendum cannot be changed, no. The damage to the UK can though. We don't need to blindly follow the same downward trend as if it were a Brexer dying wish. Being told by financial heavyweights that Brexit is damaging the UK and that 1 in 5 people now regret voting for the clusterfook, is not good news.
We need to talk about all the things that damage the UK, including Brexit.
crops rotting in fields. Yup down to brexit
massive shortage of nurses. Yup down to brexit
shortage of doctors. Yup made much worse by brexit
damage to fishing industry. Yup down to brexit
damage to musicians ability to tour Yup down to brexit
steady stream of businesses moving from UK to be inside Single Market Yup down to brexit
considerable increase in delivery times in many sectors including plumbing. Yup down to brexit
massive increase in trade barriers. Yup down to brexit
Im glad we cleared that up
Labour have an idea on the NI problem. It's not 100% but will significantly alter the scope of the problem.
During early talks some pundits thought that the Norway option would be taken. They reckoned it would reduce the amount going out and the UK could have it's seat on the WTO. That is what was said anyway. Then comes get brexit done.
Frost, EU negotiator reckons he was the only one who said that an exit will make us poorer. Claims he said it all along.
Boris said now lets see if we can get the cost of living down. Odd comment really. Ok some stuff could be imported with zero tariffs but then comes Truss's deal with Oz and NZ. Cheaper meat yes but our own producers will find it hard to compete. This area means import import import to me.
Lib Dem
www.libdems.org.uk
Probably pay to stay on that page and not go to the new one.
During early talks some pundits thought that the Norway option would be taken. They reckoned it would reduce the amount going out and the UK could have it's seat on the WTO.
That is what was said anyway. Then comes get brexit done.Frost, EU negotiator reckons he was the only one who said that an exit will make us poorer. Claims he said it all along.
Boris said now lets see if we can get the cost of living down. Odd comment really. Ok some stuff could be imported with zero tariffs but then comes Truss's deal with Oz and NZ. Cheaper meat yes but our own producers will find it hard to compete. This area means import import import to me.
Lib Dem
The UK–EU relationship: the Liberal Democrat position
We’re consulting on our next steps laying out our approach to the UK’s relationship with the EU. Find out more and get involved
www.libdems.org.uk
Probably pay to stay on that page and not go to the new one.
So why didn't you accept the result of the previous referendum?
Oh that's right, you'll claim that things changed...
Well things have already changed again and for the worse.
(You've still not shown us any brexit benefits, and you won't tell when any will happen)
If enough people pushed for another vote, would you deny the 'will of the people'?
After all farage said he wouldn't accept a 52/48 result if it went the other way, and would carry on campaigning.
Would you have kept on clamouring for another brexit vote if that were the case?
And it's irrelevant what Starmer thinks right now...
He ain't going to be around for long, and the next leader may decide to adopt the winds of change
As for 'moving on', the UK has demonstrated it is going backwards fast!
desperate deflection ? i take it you do not watch the news or read
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