brexit timetable

[Pat Mustard]

um . .

Can't get the rainy day window to work no matter what, and the longer I have the current one, the more I like it.

It is truly remarkable and stunning in it's ethereal austerity and simplicity.

Austerity never works. Get it sorted.

[vorlon13]

I REALLY like the new one.

Shudda done this long ago.


Bloody fucking brilliant avatar.



Ommmmmmmm . . . .

[Isis]

When is Scotland bailing out?

It is a bit complicated at the moment. The SNP are seeking to hold a referendum at some point within the next two years but Theresa May has basically ruled it out and told them to wait til Brexit is over and she might consider it then. Now, that obviously (and rightly so) annoyed them. So apparently they aren't ruling out an unofficial referendum in defiance of the PM's decision.

Only time will tell.

[Minimalist]

Are the Brits missing half the picture ??

BREXIT is one side of the card, a competing organization to the EU, siphoning off other disgruntled members with complaints similar to their own would seem to be a no-brainer follow up, yet there doesn't seem to any thought of going there.

Who wants to follow the Brits down the shitter?

[Isis]

Who wants to follow the Brits down the shitter?

Now, now - let's not start making assumptions like that. We don't know what will happen until the negotiations are complete, and may I remind you that Article 50 hasn't even been triggered yet.

[Mr Greene]

The EU is going down the shitter, that isn't even a debate. 
The question is what do individual members do about it. The UK is less emotionally invested than the continentals so the decision to abandon the EU may have been easier for us but the question is in front of them all at this point.

[Isis]

The EU is going down the shitter, that isn't even a debate. 
The question is what do individual members do about it. The UK is less emotionally invested than the continentals so the decision to abandon the EU may have been easier for us but the question is in front of them all at this point.

Are you including Scotland as part of the UK? A lot of people up here seem fairly "emotionally invested" in the European Union.

[Mr Greene]

Looking at the stats London and Edinburgh had significant remain votes. Elsewhere whilst regions returned a 'remain' result the majorities were insignificant indicating that the people were split evenly in line with the rest of the country.
Whilst the result has significant consequences the difference between those who voted leave and those who voted remain is not as intractable as has been portrayed by the media, and the result was very much in the balance.
It's blatantly absurd to portray half the population as half-wit nazis.

[Isis]

Looking at the stats London and Edinburgh had significant remain votes. Elsewhere whilst regions returned a 'remain' result the majorities were insignificant indicating that the people were split evenly in line with the rest of the country.
Whilst the result has significant consequences the difference between those who voted leave and those who voted remain is not as intractable as has been portrayed by the media, and the result was very much in the balance.
It's blatantly absurd to portray half the population as half-wit nazis.

Scotland voted in favour of staying in the EU by 62% to 38%, literally every area won a majority. You could make the argument that the UK voted together as a whole, because they did, but that doesn't mean the concerns of those in Scotland should be ignored.

It's blatantly absurd to portray half the population as half-wit nazis.

Of course it is.

[Mr Greene]

Edinburgh's results stand out like a sore thumb and do skew the overall stats when the rest of Scotland was much more evenly split like Moray.
Sturgeon is misrepresenting the actual vote for her own puropses but that's par for the course with politicians.

Shetland Islands

Leave 43.5%5,315 VOTES

Remain 56.5%6,907 VOTES


Orkney Islands

Leave 36.8%4,193 VOTES

Remain 63.2%7,189 VOTES



Highland

Leave 44.0%55,349 VOTES
Remain 56.0%70,308 VOTES



Eilean Siar
Leave 44.8%6,671 VOTES
Remain 55.2%8,232 VOTES

Moray
Leave 49.9%23,992 VOTES
Remain 50.1%24,114 VOTES

Aberdeenshire

Leave 45.0%62,516 VOTES
Remain 55.0%76,445 VOTES


Aberdeen City

Leave 38.9%40,729 VOTES
Remain 61.1%63,985 VOTES


Argyll & Bute

Leave 39.4%19,202 VOTES
Remain 60.6%29,494 VOTES


Stirling

Leave 32.3%15,787 VOTES
Remain 67.7%33,112 VOTES


Perth and Kinross

Leave 38.9%31,614 VOTES
Remain 61.1%49,641 VOTES


Angus

Leave 44.7%26,511 VOTES
Remain 55.3%32,747 VOTES

Dundee City

Leave 40.2%26,697 VOTES
Remain 59.8%39,688 VOTES


Clackmannanshire

Leave 42.2%10,736 VOTES
Remain 57.8%14,691 VOTES


Fife

Leave 41.4%75,466 VOTES
Remain 58.6%106,754 VOTES

West Dunbartonshire

Leave 38.0%16,426 VOTES
Remain 62.0%26,794 VOTES

East Dunbartonshire

Leave 28.6%17,840 VOTES
Remain 71.4%44,534 VOTES

North Lanarkshire

Leave 38.3%59,400 VOTES
Remain 61.7%95,549 VOTES

Falkirk

Leave 43.2%34,271 VOTES
Remain 56.8%44,987 VOTES


West Lothian

Leave 41.7%36,948 VOTES
Remain 58.3%51,560 VOTES


Edinburgh, City of

Leave 25.6%64,498 VOTES
Remain 74.4%187,796 VOTES

Midlothian

Leave 37.9%17,251 VOTES
Remain 62.1%28,217 VOTES

East Lothian

Leave 35.4%19,738 VOTES
Remain 64.6%36,026 VOTES

Inverclyde

Leave 36.2%14,010 VOTES
Remain 63.8%24,688 VOTES

Renfrewshire
Leave 35.2%31,010 VOTES
Remain 64.8%57,119 VOTES
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CityGlasgow City
Leave 33.4%84,474 VOTES
Remain 66.6%

South Lanarkshire

Leave 36.9%60,024 VOTES
Remain 63.1%102,568 VOTES

East Renfrewshire

Leave 25.7%13,596 VOTES
Remain 74.3%39,345 VOTES


North Ayrshire

Leave 43.1%29,110 VOTES
Remain 56.9%

South Ayrshire

Leave 41.0%25,241 VOTES
Remain [b]59.0%

East Ayrshire
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Leave 41.4%23,942 VOTES
Remain [b]58.6%33,891 VOTES[/b]

Dumfries & Galloway

Leave 46.9%38,803 VOTES
Remain [b]53.1%

Scottish Borders
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Leave 41.5%26,962 VOTES
Remain [b]58.5%37,952 VOTES[/b]