And yet, a year on, and the saboteurs remain uncrushed.
Sad, in a way.
And yet, a year on, and the saboteurs remain uncrushed.
Sad, in a way.
Too busy crushing some BRITISH grapes for some BRITISH sparkling wines
English Sparkling Wine is genuinely awesome. So I welcome this development, if not the motivation behind it.
Only problem is that at the moment it’s too expensive (try finding a bottle for under £15) but that will change in the next 5 years.
yeah but it doesn’t allow ‘Go Home!’ …the EU nationals who arrived legally during full membership would have their status protected under European court rules/jurisdiction. At least that’s my understanding of it
In fairness, EEA is absolutely no one’s first choice of outcome…
I’m really confused why they felt the need to do it if they weren’t going to, y’know, explain anything. It was so heavily scripted and the woman giving it obviously didn’t want to be there.
Bet those Tory rebels from yesterday are feeling a real sense of achievement now eh?
Alan Partridge shrug.gif
Dunno. In retrospect it might have been better to have had more of them re: The EU. Referendum in 1992 re: Maastricht, referendum in 2005 re: Lisbon etc. etc. If the 2016 referendum was a cautionary note about anything, it might be about learning that decades of not directly asking one’s citizens about transfers of sovereignty at the time can snowball into something much, much worse years later.
Obviously easier to think that in retrospect, as with anything.
Well there was one on joining.
But generally asking people about deeply complex economic/social/political organisations when the average knowledge about such things is no existent and the only press has been negative is a bad idea.
Do you think YOU have enough knowledge to answer a question on it?
Certainly not much before the vote but I know more than I did.
But, and this bit is very important, I didn’t vote to fuck everything on the advice or Nigel Farage and the Daily Mail.
So what we assumed last night then: as has happened repeatedly, both sides were told different things to placate them and then it turns out that no decision has actually been made. May and her team seem to think that her MPs are gullible enough to believe it again, and that they don’t have the backbone to actually vote against the government. And once again, they’ve been proved right.
Tories will always put the party first
Even the bloke who resigned abstained rather than voting against the whip
Christ I want him to fall down a particularly deep hole
Ah I could do with a reminder to boycott Wetherspoons.