O/T DDay for Brexit..well sort of...

[MillerBill]

Would you be pushing for a 2nd referendum?

It is the EU party that looks after the wealthy corporate fat cats but never accepting the reality of it all, you carry on believing what you read in the edited version of the news in the FT and Guardian.May and Corbyn should hold their heads in shame by not accepting the people's decision to leave the EU.

[Exiletyke]

Would you be pushing for a 2nd referendum?

No I would not & if you think that Mays deal means leaving the EU you need to read it again all 500 & odd pages of it

[ragingpup]

No I would not & if you think that Mays deal means leaving the EU you need to read it again all 500 & odd pages of it

But we will have left the EU. That's the problem. We should have defined what we meant by leave before the referendum.

If we had a vote between No Deal and the deal that eventually passes (either May's deal or with added worker protections etc) what do you roughly estimate the %vote would be for each?

[Timbertop]

As Nigel Farage says we might as well all stay in the pub. What a stitch up of the British public.It totally stinks.

[Exiletyke]

But we will have left the EU. That's the problem. We should have defined what we meant by leave before the referendum.

If we had a vote between No Deal and the deal that eventually passes (either May's deal or with added worker protections etc) what do you roughly estimate the %vote would be for each?

My understanding is that leaving the EU meant leaving the CU & SM
If it didn't then what would be the point
60/40 no deal

[great_fire]

But we will have left the EU. That's the problem. We should have defined what we meant by leave before the referendum.

If we had a vote between No Deal and the deal that eventually passes (either May's deal or with added worker protections etc) what do you roughly estimate the %vote would be for each?

No deal would win out of those.

No deal versus revoke Article 50 and stay in would be a tougher fight, class war, working class v middle class, London v the rest of the country.

[ragingpup]

My understanding is that leaving the EU meant leaving the CU & SM
If it didn't then what would be the point
60/40 no deal

/40 no deal
What I meant was if you asked the voters who originally voted to Leave whether they would opt for May's Deal or No Deal what do you think the majority would be as %? Sorry, badly phrased my question

[Exiletyke]

/40 no deal
What I meant was if you asked the voters who originally voted to Leave whether they would opt for May's Deal or No Deal what do you think the majority would be as %? Sorry, badly phrased my question

60%

Mind you hasn't Parliament legislated to prevent a no deal brexit?

[great_fire]

60%

Mind you hasn't Parliament legislated to prevent a no deal brexit?

They're not really in control, the EU will decide.

[WanChaiMiller]

They're not really in control, the EU will decide.

Rees Mogg providing evidence you're wrong, the UK does have a say in EU affairs quote “We could veto any increase in the budget, obstruct the putative EU army and block Mr Macron’s integrationist schemes,”