(June 26, 2016 at 4:41 pm)Mathilda Wrote:

(June 26, 2016 at 3:22 pm)Bella Morte Wrote: I don't wish for civil unrest. It's not something I would particularly like to happen,

But you have said on multiple times that you will enjoy watching it happen.

(June 26, 2016 at 3:22 pm)Bella Morte Wrote: but it might happen if the government turned around and ignored a win vote on a referendum. It might not happen on the other hand. I guess we're gonna just have to wait and see what happens.

Civil unrest will happen if the Brexit takes place (it's not assured yet). A few years down the line when people no longer have any worker's rights, no job security and are even poorer. Civil unrest happens when people are hungry and have nothing left to lose. It will be the young that riot.

Late for scare tactics we are out.

(June 26, 2016 at 4:48 pm)Expired Wrote: Late for scare tactics we are out.

First, this isn't established as of yet, since the referendum isn't binding and you probably notice that your politicians are stalling. They just haven't decided on who's taking the fall over it, besides good ol' pigfucker, of course.

Secondly, she's got a point, if you go by what the Tories like to call their own bill of rights instead of the European convention and the Human rights act. It has been posted earlier.

Third, I keep wondering why anyone, disenfranchised as they may be, buy the narrative of the likes of Farage or Boris. It's obvious they're doctor feelgood from the wild, wild west. Just hot air for sale, nothing of substance.

(June 26, 2016 at 4:58 pm)abaris Wrote:

(June 26, 2016 at 4:48 pm)Expired Wrote: Late for scare tactics we are out.

First, this isn't established as of yet, since the referendum isn't binding and you probably notice that your politicians are stalling. They just haven't decided on who's taking the fall over it, besides good ol' pigfucker, of course.

Secondly, she's got a point, if you go by what the Tories like to call their own bill of rights instead of the European convention and the Human rights act. It has been posted earlier.

Third, I keep wondering why anyone, disenfranchised as they may be, buy the narrative of the likes of Farage or Boris. It's obvious they're doctor feelgood from the wild, wild west. Just hot air for sale, nothing of substance.

Rest assured wheels are in motion, not just here in the Uk but in Paris and Brussels to get us out asap.. First point is a non starter, second point is a non runner, third point lets not go there again.

(June 26, 2016 at 5:05 pm)Expired Wrote:

(June 26, 2016 at 4:58 pm)abaris Wrote: First, this isn't established as of yet, since the referendum isn't binding and you probably notice that your politicians are stalling. They just haven't decided on who's taking the fall over it, besides good ol' pigfucker, of course.

Secondly, she's got a point, if you go by what the Tories like to call their own bill of rights instead of the European convention and the Human rights act. It has been posted earlier.

Third, I keep wondering why anyone, disenfranchised as they may be, buy the narrative of the likes of Farage or Boris. It's obvious they're doctor feelgood from the wild, wild west. Just hot air for sale, nothing of substance.

Rest assured wheels are in motion, not just here in the Uk but in Paris and Brussels to get us out asap.. First point is a non starter, second point is a non runner, third point lets not go there again.

It's a little more complicated in Scotland though.

(June 26, 2016 at 5:05 pm)Expired Wrote: Rest assured wheels are in motion, not just here in the Uk but in Paris and Brussels to get us out asap.. First point is a non starter, second point is a non runner, third point lets not go there again.

Have you watched the news? Brussels is already rowing back. Hm, wonder why that may be?

Second an non runner? Wonder if you didn't read it's contents or didn't understand it.

(June 26, 2016 at 5:06 pm)Bella Morte Wrote:

(June 26, 2016 at 5:05 pm)Expired Wrote: Rest assured wheels are in motion, not just here in the Uk but in Paris and Brussels to get us out asap.. First point is a non starter, second point is a non runner, third point lets not go there again.

It's a little more complicated in Scotland though.

Good point. Scotland is easily the most EU-friendly part of Britain, and isn't going to leave without a fight. With the overwhelming majority of Scots - all demos - wanting to remain, a referendum for independence has the best chance yet, and for the foreseeable future.

Boru

Will article 50 ever be triggered?

(June 26, 2016 at 5:09 pm)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:

(June 26, 2016 at 5:06 pm)Bella Morte Wrote: It's a little more complicated in Scotland though.

Good point.  Scotland is easily the most EU-friendly part of Britain, and isn't going to leave without a fight.  With the overwhelming majority of Scots - all demos - wanting to remain, a referendum for independence has the best chance yet, and for the foreseeable future.

Boru

Yeah, it's really starting to look like we might actually get our independence this time round. My SNP supporting friends are over the moon.

(June 26, 2016 at 5:06 pm)abaris Wrote:

(June 26, 2016 at 5:05 pm)Expired Wrote: Rest assured wheels are in motion, not just here in the Uk but in Paris and Brussels to get us out asap.. First point is a non starter, second point is a non runner, third point lets not go there again.

Have you watched the news? Brussels is already rowing back. Hm, wonder why that may be?

Second an non runner? Wonder if you didn't read it's contents or didn't understand it.

The Tories are a spent force in this country, don't forecast our futures on their agenda.

(June 26, 2016 at 5:14 pm)Expired Wrote: The Tories are a spent force in this country, don't forecast our futures on their agenda.

And who's gonna replace them? UKIP? That really would be a sad day for the UK. Oswald Mosley style.

Neither labour or the Liberal Democrats seem likely, for that matter.