If the ref wasn't a binding agreement to implement the majority view, and that majority is slim, then there is no end of wiggle room. It wasn't sold to the electorate like that, of course.
what do you mean " if ",,, you have been on here for weeks offering all sorts of opinions,, and you didnt even know the basics ???
so you have just realisd that your Ref brigade are about to be dumped headlong into the river,, so now change the subject,, well you have the makings of a politician... ps,, i dont do links,, never learned .
As long as the snowball keeps rolling down the hill picking up new snow as it goes all is well. But the banks that create all of that new snow, sorry cash, expect interest to be paid on it so more and more of the economy goes towards paying that interest, which pays for bankers bonuses and our pensions etc. Then the debt is inflated away effectively transferring wealth away from those holding anything so common as cash i.e. the bulk of the working population. Only inflation seems to have been replaced by deflation, so we are all up shit creek without a paddle and the whole process is in danger of grinding to a halt. @Pete1950 might use different terminology.
Thats fair enough, we're all grown ups here so a warning should be accepted then we move on. GO TEAM MOD's
Its not just that. For me its far more about whether Tony Blair should even be wheeled out for his view on Brexit in the first place? I mean why even publish his view? I think it shows incredibly bad form from any news outlet. This is a man who's no doubt about to squirm out of any blame for Iraq, but clearly led the country to war on the basis of 'facts' that proved to not actually be 'facts' A man who's spent the last so many years reaping millions of £'s working as an Envoy for the middle east....... not exactly sneaky clean is he.
First off, I didn't vote leave. The SNP are a left wing single issue party (as far as Westminster is concerned) which didn't get what it wanted. At the next general election it won 56/59 seats. UKIP are a right wing single issue party and IF it doesn't get what it wants (article 59 signed) I am suggesting it is likely it will do very well at the next general election. Just as the SNP did. Some of you seem to think that that scenario is unlikely, but history tells us otherwise. Sterling did not tank against the dollar after the referendum. For the umpteenth time, would people please stop believing the media and look at the facts themselves. Robanaros graph shows it perfectly clear. Sterling is trading at around about the same level it was through Feb/Mar/April before the markets bet on a remain vote and its value increased to an unrealistic level. Traders do that. They gamble. The stock market is higher. Government bonds are worth more. As much as I am not in the leave camp I do believe it's best to look at the reality rather than MSM hype.
