British Indy: What Happens Now?

On the streets? unless you are in the London bubble then most I suspect won't do much. Come the next election however, if politicians are saying peoples democratic votes no longer count and politicians are the new gods, I would expect quite a huge reaction/vote. Suddenly my wish for non of the above on the ballott paper makes sense

 

being a brexiteer, you will have no problem stooping. but i dint realize just how low..

 

Trouble with that is parliament voted to launch article 50 and both of the main parties last GE manifesto's said they would honour the vote of the people.

 

you aint got my experience of Westminsters priorities exe, i dont see no special deals getting touted for the industries up here. you dont know what or how taxes are raised here. i dont want to see your industries wrecked anymore than i want to see ours. that's where we differ.

 

GE would be most entertaining then

 

explain. tell me how this would help.

 

hay dad, is that you with the wet crotch and yellow wheel chair?

 

with v,low unemployment levels, and an aging but stagnating population in terms of numbers, explain how stopping freedom of movement will help our economy up here? for the first time ever last month, with more than half our exports now going to the EU tell me how being out the CU and SM will help our exports? with the majority of tory voters in the south and if any labour gov wants to win, it will need to win the south, who will the gov priorities when attempting to secure trade deals?

 

aye, but thats you with the damp patch.

 

This is the same problem Merkel had and why she flooded the country.

If you don't mind me saying fin, it sounds like you have become the elite. We need more people to produce more profit and more money. What about building an economy with the people you have and for the needs you have rather than the excess's of consumerism.

Blimey fin, you've become a member of

 

with westminster in control of the vast majority of our tax leavers and avoidance legislation, with austerity we need to make more just to stand still if we want to maintain the relatively Superior public services we have.

 

Insensitive.

 

Checking in on Sky news for 10 minutes from afar again - UKIP march - Esther McVey, Dominic Raab criticising the Brexit deal, speculation on May calling off the vote or amending the vote to in effect delay it to avoid a defeat.

Cheers for the entertainment, our political scene is dead boring by comparison