Cable Forum - Brexit (Old)

It can’t voluntarily ......unless it leaves the EU.

The EU would then have lost 2 of its 4 biggest budget contributors.

It can be expelled, but then that would be admission that the single currency doesn’t work ( unless you’re France & Germany) and as we saw with Greece, that is not allowed by the EU.

Sephiroth

23-10-2018 23:03

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35967710)

Aren't the English one of the biggest Hegemonists in World history ?? Mind you we are of German descent ;)

The Empire has gone old chap, and so has Hitler thankfully. Together we really are stronger, alone we will be weaker without a doubt. However we'll always find someone else to blame , while producing nothing, not even Dyson products....[COLOR="Silver"]

<SNIP>

World history is neither here nor there. It's the here and now that's affecting us.

ianch99

23-10-2018 23:11

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35967686)

The truth of the matter is that most leavers didn't actually analyse the method of leaving.

Thank you, finally. My point exactly ...

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35967694)

23,000 now.

Exciting!

Dave42

23-10-2018 23:11

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35967694)

23,000 now.

325,783 for peoples vote will of the people ?

ianch99

23-10-2018 23:18

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35967710)

Aren't the English one of the biggest Hegemonists in World history ?? Mind you we are of German descent ;)

That makes the Queen a hegemonist* :)

*Of German descent with an interest in topiary

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 35967648)

I met her last year - but my question to her was, of course, different; to do with walking away if the EU didn't become more reasonable.

In a few weeks, I'm meeting another Cabinet member and maybe I'll use the 95% question if there's no change in the negotiations. I expect the usual content free reply.

*cough* name dropping :) *cough*

1andrew1

23-10-2018 23:25

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35967718)

Thank you, finally. My point exactly ...

So they all knew exactly what they were voting for but at the same time hadn't worked out how they were leaving. Schrodinger's leavers. ;)

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Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35967718)

Exciting!

My ceiling paint is drying quite nicely. ;)

Mick	24-10-2018 01:49

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35967720)

325,783 for peoples vote will of the people ?

Seriously ?

17.4 Million or 325,783

Which is bigger?

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35967708)

According to your previous logic, 99.97% don’t support Brexit.

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...0#post35967450

Utter Rubbish.

Why?

See above post, no need to Google. :rolleyes:

Dave42

24-10-2018 01:54

Re: Brexit

[QUOTE=Mick;35967728]Seriously ?

17.4 Million or 325,783

Which is bigger?[COLOR="Silver"]

missed point I was replying to pip celebrating 23,000 on no vote petition was just letting pip know that peoples vote petition was bigger I know what referendum result was

Mick	24-10-2018 02:09

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35967731)

missed point I was replying to pip celebrating 23,000 on no vote petition was just letting him know that peoples vote petition was bigger I know what referendum result was

On the contrary - I understood your post the first time.

My point still stands on the numbers.

Angua

24-10-2018 08:18

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35967728)

Seriously ?

17.4 Million or 325,783

Which is bigger?

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Utter Rubbish.

Why?

See above post, no need to Google. :rolleyes:

Then 29 million did not vote positively leave either. :rolleyes:

Hugh	24-10-2018 08:44

Re: Brexit

I don't think Brexiteers should be allowed to get rid of Theresa May.

They had a vote on the 11th July 2016 and they shouldn't be allowed to change their minds.

Mr K	24-10-2018 09:09

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35967743)

I don't think Brexiteers should be allowed to get rid of Theresa May.

They had a vote on the 11th July 2016 and they shouldn't be allowed to change their minds.

Very good point Hugh. She's doing an excellent job of not delivering what the majority (including herself) didn't vote for. The Brexiteers just crumble under her gaze, who wouldn't ;)

denphone

24-10-2018 09:13

Re: Brexit

l agree with Hugh's point that the Brexiteers should not be allowed to get rid of Theresa May but there is a fair chance that they will.

Mr K	24-10-2018 09:20

Re: Brexit

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35967745)

l agree with Hugh's point that the Brexiteers should not be allowed to get rid of Theresa May but there is a fair chance that they will.

And replace her with someone more right wing and further away from the electorate? They are bonkers so guess you're right !

pip08456

24-10-2018 09:21

Re: Brexit

[QUOTE=Dave42;35967731]

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 35967728)

Seriously ?

17.4 Million or 325,783

Which is bigger?[COLOR="Silver"]

missed point I was replying to pip celebrating 23,000 on no vote petition was just letting pip know that peoples vote petition was bigger I know what referendum result was

Wrong again.

Not celebrating, merely keeping Ianch99 updated.

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10,000 signatures in 2 months. Not bad. It may reach 30,000 by the time it is removed ..

25,000

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