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Originally Posted by martyh
I was told in no uncertain terms that they are the wrong type of expert,they don't count.
The right kind of experts are the one's that predict UKplc being swallowed up in black hole of financial ruin
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A campaigning group aren't impartial. At a General Election if Unison released a paper stating that Labour had the best economic plan you would take it with a rather massive pinch of salt. A group whose very purpose is to advocate for a political position are always going to issue positive statements regarding that position.
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Incidentally actually looking at the site you don't have to find much reason to doubt them. Look at this on if the referendum is binding:
http://www.lawyersforbritain.org/ref...-binding.shtml It's hardly confidence inspiring with the amount of commentary they mix in their their analysis. I mean serious releases do not end like this:
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The astonishing arrogance, petulance, and desperate plotting to negate the democratic decision of the British people which has been displayed since the referendum result was announced is a deeply worrying symptom of the great damage which 40 years of EU membership has done to our sense of national and civic cohesion. The EU has persistently pursued policies which at every level are designed to weaken the bonds which bind us together as a nation. Its technique is to recruit an elite inside each Member State which regards its primary allegiance as being to the EU and not the country, and which is rewarded with power and influence in return for keeping the serfs under control.
It is by leaving the European Union that we can begin the long term process of healing our nation from this disease, and re-unify our people once again as a proud independent self-governing nation.
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No matter how much you personally agree with the sentiments expressed it's not unbiased advice.
Also I am like 80% sure they're wrong anyway. I don't think you can bind Parliament to do anything. Parliament can repel the laws they make and even if that isn't case the EU vote was not a law.