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29 Mar 19
13:47
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Second referendum. Only two options.
A) Leave with May Deal
B) Leave with No Deal
Referendum asap. Leave by 30 June.
The nation wishes will be carried out in leaving the EU. Remainer's can vote for May's soft option - so even though they lost they still
have a say in the details.
A) Leave with May Deal
B) Leave with No Deal
Referendum asap. Leave by 30 June.
The nation wishes will be carried out in leaving the EU. Remainer's can vote for May's soft option - so even though they lost they still
have a say in the details.
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I've been saying exactly that for quite a while Mr Hacksaw.
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Gina Miller would be on the case again, so the Govt would have to agree to endorse the decision, I suppose.
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Good idea. I'd vote for No Deal. I don't see why we should give any more money to the EU.
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1000-1
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no chance
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the chance of no deal ever appearing on any uk referendum must be over 1000/1
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I said this yesterday on another thread only it includes remain.
It's only fair Remain is included because lots of the original voters have either died or changed their minds (on both sides) and what is on offer is now clear whereas 2 years ago it wasn't. Should be 2 options, Remain or Leave, under Leave a further 2 options, No deal or May's deal, if Remain has over 50% it's remain, if less than whichever of the two leave options has a higher % wins. |
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^^ chance that both leave options would left blank
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Still don't matter still same MP's in the house
So if leave wins guess what it wont be passed as with this one. Just put a wall around the M25 if you wish to remain you move inside if you wish to leave you move outside problem solved. |
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If remain starts looking likely, i visualise the'll be trouble at't mill, you mark my words...
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Good luck with this referendum. It will never see the light of day. Because you are excluding the remainers on the ballot paper. Undemocratic. You're basically asking only half the country to vote. Genius.
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Perhaps remainers could emergrate to mainland europe, that would solve everything.
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No need for solutions. There's nothing to solve. We just need a couple of weeks to tidy up loose ends, and we leave on 12 April.
We had an excellent referendum, which delivered a stonkingly decisive majority of 1,269,501 for that outcome. Anything else is not a solution; it's just a wide-open invitation for Mr Farage to enter Number 10. |
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We just need a couple of weeks to tidy up loose ends, and we leave on 12 April
I don't disagree with the date but what year is that? |
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detraveller, you are a one!
EVERYONE gets a vote same as last time. The defeated Remainers are lucky to have any further say in the type of exit we have. We already had an in/out vote. |
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Just saying that from the point of view of a politician. Enough in it to never let a referendum like that happen. i also doubt if something like that will stand in court. Your suggested referendum is a continuation of the last referendum. You are asking the losers to vote for an option from the winning camp!
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You just had a very clear Leave and Remain referendum that hasnt been fulfilled after 3 years. Now you are only complicating it further by calling for this referendum. it will be milked to eternuty
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That's like only having republican candidates for the 2020 elections because the democrats were already voted out in 2016.
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I know im talking a lot of nonsense but im not a politician. And even I can see how to milk the public on this referendum till i retire.
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the only problem is if they vote no deal we will all have to put the clocks back 300 years.
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Referendum: (A) 'Leave' with PM May's Deal; (B) 'Leave' with No-Deal; (C) Sack all MPs
I'd go with it even if only one option can be selected. |
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Electoral Commission wouldnt allow those options.
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Maybe option C, Shoot All MPs would concentrate their minds?
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Corbyn would be complaining that he was having to stand up against the wall next to Chucka.
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MAY DEAL going for a 4th Vote
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Northern Ireland to have a referendum to go into the backstop whilst the rest of the uk goes canada plus
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one would have thought that if no deal was such a good idea anyone who mentioned no deal during the 1st reff was either sacked,sidelined o0r described as a fruitcake,loon, it was such an outrageous idea they went out of their way to promise we,d leave with a deal set in blood,
after the last 2 years anyone entrusting these torys,cabinet ministers,PM,BREXITEERS TO RUN,ORGANISE leaving without a deal ,should have their voting rights taken away no ferries graying dover,where,s whats dover,raab easiest tradedeals in history dr fox treacherous jrm,bojo,gove,raab,ids,davis raab,davis resigned over a deal they supported yesterday Barclay voted against a motion he highly commended to the country, in the countries biggest crisis in recent history the likes of mourdant,karen Bradley, have not uttered one word in public |
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.three months holiday for everyone as soon as we sort brexit out,and they would agree before tea time on the same day.
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