Thread: Post-Brexit Thread
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Old 28-06-2016, 11:55   #611
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
After consideration, I'll admit to being wrong.

Earlier I felt it would be better to hold off on triggering Article 50

I think given a sensible populace & politicians that would still be the right thing to do.

given that all of our politicians are turning out to be twunts of the highest order, I hope they invoke it PDQ.

I have a real concern that it may never get pressed if the new guy kicks it into the long grass or if somehow someway there's a GE and it just gets sidelined.


Cameron screwed up by not hitting it asap the voting ended, ain't hindsight a wonderful thing.

As for the rest, we'll have to wait and see, hopefully my gut is misleading me.
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