Thread: Post-Brexit Thread
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Old 28-11-2016, 16:56   #2824
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Re: Post-Brexit Thread
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Originally Posted by pip08456 View Post
These legal challenges (or threat of) are doing nothing other than attempting to override the democratic will of the majority. The Government has stated it respects the result of the referendum and will invoke article 50.

It's about time remoaners accepted that. Let them get on with it and give them room to negotiated the best deal for this country instead of trying to hamstring them.
The legal challenge I referenced is not about Article 50 but about Articles 127 and 128 which are about the EEA.
I'm no lawyer but I think the Government should win this case. I can't see how the UK can remain in the EEA without an agreement on how much it contributes to the EU. I hope it does as this will be better for the UK.
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