No Gove either. Boris' little brother chilling in the back benches though lol
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The UK votes to leave the European Union
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No Gove either. Boris' little brother chilling in the back benches though lol
That's.. I don't even know. A liar and a coward as well eh
It looks like they believe if they keep telling themselves this it will become true.Damn, but it doesn't look like the Scotland is going anywhere
Kotetsu534
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So let's see. Cameron isn't going to pull the trigger on Article 50. The Tories need to elect a new leader. Presumably this will be Boris Johnson. It could also be Theresa May (would she pull the trigger?). If he's elected leader, can he command the confidence of the house?* I would think not - Labour might not be united by much, but they're united in how much they hate Johnson; the SNP and the Lib Dems etc. will obviously vote against him. A few Tory enemies - and he has more than a few - and he'll need to win an election before doing anything. At that General Election, Boris would campaign on a Brexit manifesto, but the Lib Dems and the SNP would be dead against it. If Labour can do just a bit better than they did under Miliband, they can stop him landing an overall majority and kill Brexit for good. If they want to. But who knows what Corbyn wants to do? Heck, who knows if Corbyn will even lead Labour into that election? And would UKIP run rampant in the north if Labour ran on an anti-Brexit manifesto?
*And yes, Parliament has a veto over the triggering of Article 50. At least according to these constitutional lawyers.
*And yes, Parliament has a veto over the triggering of Article 50. At least according to these constitutional lawyers.
ferrasvansen
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Damn, but it doesn't look like the Scotland is going anywhere
It is a long game, the more our opinion is ignored the more support for the Union diminishes. That combined with economy tanking will ebd with only one outcome.
Blackthorn
"hello?" "this is vagina"
Yo Cameron just ignored Harmen's question.
Pankratous
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Wish I wasn't in work so I could watch this. Does anywhere keep recordings of this?
Huh. Learned a new word.
We are best when we are strong and work together.
Paraphrase this to answer 8 out of 10 questions.
Hahaha
TheCrackInTime
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Literally forgot that Clegg was still in the HoC.
Toytown Assassin
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Iplayer on the parliament channel I should think.
BossDarkseid
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Lol Cameron really doesn't want to do fuck all, does he?
When do we begin? "That is a question for the next leadership"
What about the single market? "That is a question for the next leadership"
Sugar in your tea? " "That is a question for the ne... one please"
Dorsal Axe
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Dave dodging the general election question.
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EEA requires all the same laws we always implemented plus freedom of movement, so it would be a sad and hilarious outcome.
So the most likely one. Great.
"We need some time with our asset managers to insulate our.... errr, I mean we are taking the time to find the best leadership for this new chapter"
BossDarkseid
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How different is EEA to what we have now because it sounds more like a status in the EU change rather than...practical effects?
Yautja_Warrior
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Maybe they should make Cameron do a Walk of Shame, Game of Thrones style, he caused all this mess in the first place and he should really be held accountable for it. He can't even stick around to clean up his own mess, what a coward he really is.
And it'll be hilarious. I wonder if the media will attempt to spin it, as the public will be angered that this will not curb stop immigration.
Sovereignty is the only thing we get, that'll be enough to appease most leave voters.
Regarding the current question:
http://physicsworld.com/cws/article...s-huge-uncertainty-after-eu-referendum-result
It's all fucked
http://physicsworld.com/cws/article...s-huge-uncertainty-after-eu-referendum-result
It's all fucked
1) Still the same freedom of movement (actually slightly looser as there won't be any passport checks at Eurostar, the tunnel, the ferry at Dover...plus travelling to EU via flight using just a driver's license instead of passport would be possible)
2) Still pay EU to access single market
BUT
1) Have to follow all of EU's regulation with no voting/veto rights/no place in EU parliament
2) No funding from EU for city building etc
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