bloody foreigners

When asked about a possible second referendum, she replied that she thought that would be “a complete waste of time” and reiterated her view that parliament should engage in “a grown-up, sober debate and then a vote.”

whats the point in us voting in the first place if they go with the above

the majority that voted out don't want free movement full stop

1/20

i want to bet with you 1-on-1 pineapple, like the old betfair.

We can pm. 

'very in few indeed'

So pm me, i look forward to your pm.

yes like it was back in June

Still trying to figure out what "very in few indeed means" but I'm keen for IS to get in touch. Given the previous vote I'm hoping to be able to back comfortably odds against. (stares at inbox)

Id suggest the majority of Brexit voters knew exactly what they were voting for,

How? They voted negatively. May as well ask the vision of a Cathedral of an infant knocking down building blocks.

Ron using a Hilary quote.


And it was it this exact moment that irony gave up the gig and walked away.

ON Sky #

Hartley brewer tearing some establishmenteer  to bits over brexit

think it was donny

Polls show only 6% of people that Leave regretted it

I look forward to Sturgeon's reaction when today's legal precedent is used to allow the UK Houses of Parliament to debate and vote on the terms for any Scottish exit from the Union in the event of any future referendum resulting in a 'yes' vote.

Yes that's right, remember the girl now, the one that thinks the EU started
the NHS service.

One of your valid members PP & UB

You back up my point ron: the general public weren't qualified to make this decision. As you yourself prove time and again there are far too many people in this country who are eligible to vote but couldn't boil an egg. In my opinion, this decision shouldn't have been put before them.

Only now, in the weeks since, the unravelling, the pound collapsing (while the Euro remains strangely buoyant in comparison), businesses threatening with abandoning these shores and demanding sweetheart deals to remain, the rule of parliament being undermined before the courts intervened (what is more "taking back control" than a UK court ruling that the UK parliament must decide on what our exit entails), foreign citizens being threatened with being treated as second class citizens (EU citizens used as bargaining chips, foreign doctors being told they can stay until we train our own) and finally the rise in the acceptance of some appalling attitudes and diatribes being openly aired since the summer as if the result of the referendum gave legitimacy to opinions that otherwise would not have been countenanced by fellow Brits... only now is it becoming clear that the vote to leave actually had tangible and real  repercussions. Life maybe wasn't going to be hunky dory. Our streets weren't all going to be a permanent '77 jubilee reconstructions, maybe all that money wasn't going to the NHS but was going to be spent on tax breaks for multi-national corporations, maybe the EU wouldn't bend over backwards to offer us a great deal to trade with them and maybe we couldn't in fact have our cake and eat it after all.

Ron, I honestly don't expect you to appreciate all this so don't worry yourself too much. Just go back to your "it's all the fault of everyone else" websites and feeds and march yourself to sleep. This post isn't for you really. For everyone else, I'd say that this isn't a done deal anyway. Not by a long stretch. This is merely to discuss how we do it and there's an appeal looming. I'd maybe say that the benefit of having a democracy is that it is fluid and reactive. We are not bound by one decision but are able to analyse it and criticise it afterwards and correct it if necessary. That's what Parliament can do.

How do you boil your eggs mobo?

My method for a soft and creamy egg( the Cleggy eggy ) is:

I bring a small pan of water to the boil.
Gently lower the eggs in the pan of boiling water.
Boil the eggs for 2 minutes and the remove the pan from the heat.
Cover the pan for 5/6 minutes, leaving the eggs in (obviously)
Take the eggs out of the pan and place into your egg cup of choice
Eat with a small spoon.

History shows that all great countries commit suicide. This is what is happening throughout Europe now.

It cannot work forever because it becomes the victim of its own freedoms and success, which attract people from different cultures and different countries.
Other countries are not like England, they look on and are amazed that we can govern ourselves subject only to our own judgement and upright character.
This is impossible in the vast majority of countries throughout the world.
And when there is mass immigration the balance of a country shifts, and eventually is destroyed.
This has happened always throughout history, and is happening now in Britain.