I find him entertaining tbh, makes a change from people starting hundreds of threads on the same subject and not typing a word of sense on a single one of them.

Why not scroll down the hours when lfc1971 is talking to himself and rejoin the thread later.
He's harmless.

I don't think anyone understands lfc. Not even himself.

Parliament voted to leave

hope this helps

No need to check every year broken.

Every 30-40 years is more appropriate.
We have had 2 votes in past 3 years.

Time to get on with it.


Unfortunately our MPs will break their promise & keep UK inside the European Empire.

Parliament voted to leave as moisok said, they started article 50 rolling, wasnt it may that said no deal is better than a bad deal, anyone would think that it was Parliament who soley voted in 2016 the way they carry on, the trouble is 75% of mp's voted remain and mostly wouldnt touch any kind of leave deal, the process has been frustrated from day one starting with gina miller and labour make it sound like that they will respect the vote when in fact they wont (access to single market and a customs union) scotland wont accept it either we voted to remain, london wont accept it we voted remain, get a grip we voted leave overall, its no deal or mays deal as  i see it.

Parliament voted to leave as moisok said, they started article 50 rolling, wasnt it may that said no deal is better than a bad deal, anyone would think that it was Parliament who soley voted in 2016 the way they carry on, the trouble is 75% of mp's voted remain and mostly wouldnt touch any kind of leave deal, the process has been frustrated from day one starting with gina miller and labour make it sound like that they will respect the vote when in fact they wont (access to single market and a customs union) scotland wont accept it either we voted to remain, london wont accept it we voted remain, get a grip we voted leave overall, its no deal or mays deal as  i see it.

It appears Mays deal is dead. We move on to the next stage which will probably be Mays deal 2.

17m people voted "for the term 'Leave'", did they? I can tell you, even though I shouldn't really have to, exactly what they voted for: they voted to leave the European Union.

When they voted, the vast majority of people - imo of course - did not give much further thought to their choice, and nor was that necessary given the binary nature of the question posed.

They had been told, in a national address by the Prime Minister, that their decision would be final and irrevocable. They had also been bombarded by prognoses of doom from all sections of the media in the event of a Leave vote, and had of course been the recipient of the infamous £9m Cassandra pamphlet sent to every address in the UK.

So it's pretty clear, despite your protestations to the contrary, that those who voted Leave knew exactly what they were doing - in the face of Government and Media advice and warnings, the largest ever number of Britons voted for the same thing - to leave the European Union.

You are right, we are in a shocking mess. We are in a shocking mess because since the 24th June 2016, the campaign to overturn, annul or reverse the Referendum result - a campaign conducted entirely by the forces defeated on the 23rd June 2016 - has been in overdrive. Our Civil Service, our contemptible Parliament, the major part of our written and broadcast Media - all have combined forces to deny democracy.

The same attitude - unfortunately - prevails now as before the Referendum among Remainers. Leave voters remain the same bigoted, insular and backward brigade they painted us then, and thus our opinions don't matter and should be resisted. The only difference now of course is what they thought of us then was immaterial - every Leave voter would have the same single vote as every Remain voter.

Then the unthinkable happened - it turned out there were more Leave voters than Remain voters. But their opinion of us did not change and so began nearly three years of machinations to prevent our simple wish being granted. It doesn't matter to them what constitutional outrages are required for their goal to be achieved, it doesn't matter that the things which alarmed Leave voters - further erosion of British sovereignty, all but unfettered immigration, the EU Army which was not even going to exist etc - will only be entrenched and advanced if we remain a part of the EU, further inflaming a resistance which they forget was already a majority in 2016.

As Germany dives into recession, Italy teeters and France burns - still they fiddle on. We have rejected further entanglement, but our opinion does not matter.

Feel free to argue with any or all of those points, or alternatively you can just carry on amusing yourself contributing nothing as usual except your self-satisfied attempts at humour.