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The Consequences of Brexit (part 2)


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I agree and that is the fault of our very own parliament and its MP's. What interests me though is why no one in the stay camp challenged that before the referendum and only decided to bring it up after they lost.

The time scale hasn't help. When there is a change in Government, there is no delay and the new administration starts work the next day.

 

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Nobody thought we'd leave! I wish we wouldn't but this country needs another hate filled referendum like it needs a hole in the head.

Exactly .............

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I agree and that is the fault of our very own parliament and its MP's. What interests me though is why no one in the stay camp challenged that before the referendum and only decided to bring it up after they lost.
Wrong I'm afraid.

 

See e.g. posts 369 to 372 (including links in post 371) in this thread.

 

I expect the Leave side dismissed this as just more Project Fear noise at the time. Like all other inconvenient truths. But hey-ho, bygones.

 

You've bought it, you own it :)

The time scale hasn't help. When there is a change in Government, there is no delay and the new administration starts work the next day.
The time scale is 100% down to Ms May, and -re. bit in bold- it looks like she missed that memo when she took office last July :hihi: Edited by L00b
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The time scale is 100% down to Ms May, and -re. bit in bold- it looks like she missed that memo when she took office last July :hihi:

:help: :help: :help: ... I meant the process of leaving the EU. The UK couldn't have left the EU on 24th June 2016.

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Nope and the correct legal decision. The UK parliament is our ruling body and the devolved countries are STILL a part of that parliament.

 

I'm just waiting for some of the people who voted Leave because of "parliamentary sovereignty" to start raging because some judges have agreed that parliament is sovereign.

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