Mike Wood
He's speaking now saying he will support TM in the lobby tonight
Mike Wood
most things carrying on much as March 28th?
PH wrote:20 + pages later is it time to put my option into the poll yet?most things carrying on much as March 28th?
Canuk wrote:Just watched May speak, she looks like a totally beaten woman, wearied and exhausted, ready to fall on her sword.
I can't see her in position even at the weekend. She's a goner.
Tangled Metal wrote:Can I ask everyone on here what we voted for in the referendum?
A simple question but I suspect there will be wrong answers.
Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?
Tangled Metal wrote: Hindsight is great thing to have I think not.
Tangled Metal wrote:Whereas this was the question asked...Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?
There was no mention of the style of leaving.
When will people realise we didn't vote for anything but the mandate to leave the EU. We didn't vote for any details of what the new reality of the UK outside of the EU should be.
Perhaps there should have been a debate in the house about the direction the negotiations should take. That could be held without it being on parliament channel or made public. Hindsight is great thing to have I think not.
bovlomov wrote:Many of us knew at the time that Leave campaigners were making contradictory pledges, and that those pledges would mean nothing in the event of victory. Shame the media didn't think to shine a stronger light on them.
PH wrote:bovlomov wrote:Many of us knew at the time that Leave campaigners were making contradictory pledges, and that those pledges would mean nothing in the event of victory. Shame the media didn't think to shine a stronger light on them.
To be fair, just about every remain speech I heard extolled the idea of staying in and working for reform, but I've yet to see any appetite for any such reform from the EU with or without us.
mercalia wrote:Tangled Metal wrote:Whereas this was the question asked...Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?
There was no mention of the style of leaving.
When will people realise we didn't vote for anything but the mandate to leave the EU. We didn't vote for any details of what the new reality of the UK outside of the EU should be.
Perhaps there should have been a debate in the house about the direction the negotiations should take. That could be held without it being on parliament channel or made public. Hindsight is great thing to have I think not.
not quite true? the money saved bus? immigration control? You are right it was all rather vague and wasnt on the paper, that dont mean that any type of leaving would be mandated? we would need to go back to the various things that leavers like bojo said to get an idea what Brexit meant?
PH wrote:bovlomov wrote:Many of us knew at the time that Leave campaigners were making contradictory pledges, and that those pledges would mean nothing in the event of victory. Shame the media didn't think to shine a stronger light on them.
To be fair, just about every remain speech I heard extolled the idea of staying in and working for reform, but I've yet to see any appetite for any such reform from the EU with or without us.