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Old 27-06-2016, 16:52   #496
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by RBMark View Post
Cameron has stated BREXIT WILL HAPPEN! So get over it Remainers and start working with us leavers,

The U.K. economy is in a position to withstand conditions worse than the most awful predictions.
I agree that the UK economy is better placed than it was.

But how will he guarantee that the next PM will implement Brexit given that so many MPs are opposed to it?

And how will he control the votes of MPs voting on any required legislation?

The only way Cameron can ensure Brexit is to tell EU leaders in his next meeting that we are activating Article 50 but he said he would leave that to the new PM.
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