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Re: EU Referendum
There have been lots of referendum promises over the years.
Referendum Promises He dodged the cast-iron one. No doubt in the London bubble this one seemed like a walk in the park but the worth of the EU seems less obvious elsewhere. 'If you've got money, you vote in ... if you haven't got money, you vote out' | Politics | The Guardian |
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Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
(Post 11983606)
So rather than having a go at Brexiter voters blame the person who called the vote.
And the reason Cameron called it was to stuff UKIP in addition to uniting the Tory party. And that has actually worked, which was the silver living because now they no purpose having won. |
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I can't say it's any better here in Canada, the uninformed uneducated voter voting in a Tax happy lying Liberal Government
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Oh this one is even better: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...-to-canada-too
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Originally Posted by Steve_
(Post 11983647)
Doesn't alter the fact that they're thick though: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...ng-to-leave-it
And the reason Cameron called it was to stuff UKIP in addition to uniting the Tory party. And that has actually worked, which was the silver living because now they no purpose having won. |
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Cameron is really to blame for all this. Even though he was pressured to have the referendum, he should have had an agenda for BOTH scenarios. That's his job at the end of the day. You don't quit because it didn't go the way you wanted. Serve the country mate, you had one job!
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Does anyone think that the establishment can somehow manipulate the public into holding a second referendum on Brexit (and thus we get to see an opposite outcome)?
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Originally Posted by Edo
(Post 11983747)
Does anyone think that the establishment can somehow manipulate the public into holding a second referendum on Brexit (and thus we get to see an opposite outcome)?
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Originally Posted by Edo
(Post 11983747)
Does anyone think that the establishment can somehow manipulate the public into holding a second referendum on Brexit (and thus we get to see an opposite outcome)?
It is not a legally binding one |
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Originally Posted by magnumpi
(Post 11983755)
You mean keep trying until the Gov get the result they want. Remember approx 1 million more people voted to leave. Thats a lot of minds to change.
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Originally Posted by magnumpi
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Remember approx 1 million more people voted to leave. Thats a lot of minds to change.
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Originally Posted by Edo
(Post 11983780)
Well, how about those lazy butts who were on the Remain side but didn't come out to vote, or those who voted for Exit but didn't understand what it actually means and are having their eyes opening up to the new reality. I am sure they won't mind having a second chance.
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US and Canada lead promises to maintain trade relations with Britain outside the EU | City & Business | Finance | Daily Express
Makes sense, enough of the whining |
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Originally Posted by magnumpi
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