The end of May.

[Macca]

Aside from your first two points the rest are either just speculation or opinion. Which was the point I was making. Both sides got to do that. Then we had a vote. No new relevant information has come to light since that happened. Give it 20 years outside the EU then ask people to vote again, once there is some track record to go on. Making people vote again for the sole reason that they didn't vote how you wanted them to the first time is something that happens in banana republics. And the EU. Not here.

[ianlenco]

An excellent summary of the situation Grant. I'd add another reason for the referendum vote. A lot of folk couldn't stand the snooty, smug utterings of Osborne and Cameron and preferred to vote against them. I've never understood why so many regions, Cornwall, Wales and the North voted leave when they have been some of the biggest recipients of EU money. As for the turkeys in Sunderland voting for Christmas where the biggest employer is Nissan, it beggars belief.

[struth]

no more than I expected from a right wing brexiteer like yourself Martin.

[walpurgis]

You been saving that lot up Grant?

[Macca]

no more than I expected from a right wing brexiteer like yourself Martin.

I'm in favour of Brexit, yes. The vote went the right way it doesn't concern me why people voted how they did. I'm not 'right wing.' I have no interest in childish political ideologies of any type.

[Marco]

Making people vote again for the sole reason that they didn't vote how you wanted them to the first time is something that happens in banana republics. And the EU. Not here.

Well, I guess it serves a useful purpose, in terms of providing folk with an opportunity to reassess matters, after all the corruption, vote rigging, lies and broken promises have been revealed, and change their vote accordingly next time, to reflect that.

So there's another reason

Marco.

[Macca]

Well, I guess it serves a useful purpose, in terms of providing folk with an opportunity to reassess matters, after all the corruption, vote rigging, lies and broken promises have been revealed, and change their vote accordingly next time, to reflect that.

So there's another reason

Marco.

I refer you to post 83

[Lawrence001]

In 2014, Nigel Farage laid it out on the line: “If you said to me, would I like to see over the next ten years a further five million people come into Britain and if that happened we’d all be slightly richer, I’d say I’d rather we weren’t slightly richer.”

Not heard that quote before, pretty much sums up my view of the whole affair.

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[Marco]

I refer you to post 83

Lol - you can keep on repeating that as much as you like, but it neither devalues nor discredits what I wrote, one jot.

Marco.

[Ninanina]

I'm not going to get into any discussion but I'm just glad she's going... I think it should have happened some time ago though....