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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way."" 2 was Farage... | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” " indeed and as you very well know, she went on to say: When I came into Parliament, like most people in the country I'd grown up as part of the EU and it's absolutely part of our DNA and I came into Parliament, set up something called the Fresh Start Project, which took hundreds and hundreds of hours of evidence about how the EU impacts on the UK - on everything from immigration to fisheries and so on. "During that process I travelled all across Europe with lots of parliamentary colleagues - up to 100 Conservative colleagues supporting this work - to try and get a really decent, fundamental reform of the EU When I found reform was impossible, I changed my views and found we had no option but to leave the EU | |||
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"1. Andrea Leadsom; that well known BREXITEER. 2. Farage . Say no more." Correct! | |||
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"1. Andrea Leadsom; that well known BREXITEER. 2. Farage . Say no more. Correct! " it would be nice if you continued her speech rather than cut ir short, but then, hey ho, that's the remain camp for you  | |||
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"Hand on heart, the first time I ever heard of this Andrea was a thread on here the other day and I assumed she was labour! Has she ever been on question time!? " Well she is running for the leadership of the Conservative Party | |||
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"Hand on heart, the first time I ever heard of this Andrea was a thread on here the other day and I assumed she was labour! Has she ever been on question time!? Well she is running for the leadership of the Conservative Party" Seriously, what's she done before this referendum that doesn't make her invisible? | |||
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"1. Andrea Leadsom; that well known BREXITEER. 2. Farage . Say no more. Correct! it would be nice if you continued her speech rather than cut ir short, but then, hey ho, that's the remain camp for you "I got the quote from here: http://news.sky.com/story/1720929/pro-brexit-leadsom-changed-her-mind-over-eu If you have a link that shows that quote as part of a larger speech, I would love to see it. | |||
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"Hand on heart, the first time I ever heard of this Andrea was a thread on here the other day and I assumed she was labour! Has she ever been on question time!? Well she is running for the leadership of the Conservative Party Seriously, what's she done before this referendum that doesn't make her invisible? " She comes from a banking and hedge fund background, and was a county or district councillor before becoming an MP in Northants | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way."" 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now  | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now "Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum? | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now
Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum? "there will be no 2nd referendum and if there was the leave vote would be even bigger so I wouldn't wish for that if I were you | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now
Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum? "No. For Parliament to get on with carrying out the will of the people. Whats done us done and no amount of tantrums will change it. | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now
Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum?
there will be no 2nd referendum and if there was the leave vote would be even bigger so I wouldn't wish for that if I were you"None of us know what will happen. Will the extension to online voter registration lead to a judicial review and void the result? (that was Farage's idea) will PM vote to repeal the European communities act? Etc. Etc. So its wait and see all round. As only 38% of the electorate voted to leave, its hard to know what the future will bring. | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now
Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum?
No. For Parliament to get on with carrying out the will of the people. Whats done us done and no amount of tantrums will change it."I think your auto correct changed "constitutional debate" to "tantrums", bloody phones! | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now
Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum?
No. For Parliament to get on with carrying out the will of the people. Whats done us done and no amount of tantrums will change it.
I think your auto correct changed "constitutional debate" to "tantrums", bloody phones! "Good job I blocked 'hissy fits' then  I will correct my settings, bloody Samsung | |||
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"There's a lot of debate re the vote. Some like the result some don't. the whole world is watching to see what happens to our democracy and we handle this. To over turn a vote like this would be the end of our country." Leaving would be worse. | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now
Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum?
there will be no 2nd referendum and if there was the leave vote would be even bigger so I wouldn't wish for that if I were you
None of us know what will happen. Will the extension to online voter registration lead to a judicial review and void the result? (that was Farage's idea) will PM vote to repeal the European communities act? Etc. Etc. So its wait and see all round. As only 38% of the electorate voted to leave, its hard to know what the future will bring. "YOU know as well as I know, there will be no 2nd referendum, so why do you keep trying to stir things, watch the news- BBC, Sky & RT, watch what all 5 candidates say, none of them even mention a 2nd referendum as they know fully it would cease all voting in UK as it makes a mockery of the whole system. Fact is; the UK voted to leave the EU, no if's and buts, Leave full stop and this will happen, no matter how much you protest against it. You need to accept and find something better to do with your time. | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now
Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum?
there will be no 2nd referendum and if there was the leave vote would be even bigger so I wouldn't wish for that if I were you
None of us know what will happen. Will the extension to online voter registration lead to a judicial review and void the result? (that was Farage's idea) will PM vote to repeal the European communities act? Etc. Etc. So its wait and see all round. As only 38% of the electorate voted to leave, its hard to know what the future will bring. "I love your optimism, your positive attitude probably makes you great at sex. Your political analysis needs work... | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now
Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum?
there will be no 2nd referendum and if there was the leave vote would be even bigger so I wouldn't wish for that if I were you
None of us know what will happen. Will the extension to online voter registration lead to a judicial review and void the result? (that was Farage's idea) will PM vote to repeal the European communities act? Etc. Etc. So its wait and see all round. As only 38% of the electorate voted to leave, its hard to know what the future will bring.
YOU know as well as I know, there will be no 2nd referendum, so why do you keep trying to stir things, watch the news- BBC, Sky & RT, watch what all 5 candidates say, none of them even mention a 2nd referendum as they know fully it would cease all voting in UK as it makes a mockery of the whole system.
Fact is; the UK voted to leave the EU, no if's and buts, Leave full stop and this will happen, no matter how much you protest against it.
You need to accept and find something better to do with your time."I don't know that there wont be a second referendum, you might be sure, but I'm not. There could be a general election and a second referendum might be in someone's manifesto, in fact that might be a good strategy for the Lib Dems. They might not win a majority, but might force a coalition. | |||
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now
Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum?
there will be no 2nd referendum and if there was the leave vote would be even bigger so I wouldn't wish for that if I were you
None of us know what will happen. Will the extension to online voter registration lead to a judicial review and void the result? (that was Farage's idea) will PM vote to repeal the European communities act? Etc. Etc. So its wait and see all round. As only 38% of the electorate voted to leave, its hard to know what the future will bring.
YOU know as well as I know, there will be no 2nd referendum, so why do you keep trying to stir things, watch the news- BBC, Sky & RT, watch what all 5 candidates say, none of them even mention a 2nd referendum as they know fully it would cease all voting in UK as it makes a mockery of the whole system.
Fact is; the UK voted to leave the EU, no if's and buts, Leave full stop and this will happen, no matter how much you protest against it.
You need to accept and find something better to do with your time.
I don't know that there wont be a second referendum, you might be sure, but I'm not.
There could be a general election and a second referendum might be in someone's manifesto, in fact that might be a good strategy for the Lib Dems. They might not win a majority, but might force a coalition.
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"Who Said: 1)" I don’t think the UK should leave the EU, I think it would be a disaster for our economy, and would leave to decade of economic and political uncertainty at a time when the tectonic plates of global success are moving. Like the rise and fall of the Greek empires, we are seeing the rise of the Asian and South American economies at a time when our own future is less certain” 2) "In a 52-48 referendum this would be unfinished business by a long way." 1-who cares 2-who cares About time this was all left to run its course now
Left to run its course how? For Parliament to vote on if the PM has the power to trigger article 50? For new leaders of the Conservative and Labour parties and then a general election? For a second referendum?
there will be no 2nd referendum and if there was the leave vote would be even bigger so I wouldn't wish for that if I were you
None of us know what will happen. Will the extension to online voter registration lead to a judicial review and void the result? (that was Farage's idea) will PM vote to repeal the European communities act? Etc. Etc. So its wait and see all round. As only 38% of the electorate voted to leave, its hard to know what the future will bring.
YOU know as well as I know, there will be no 2nd referendum, so why do you keep trying to stir things, watch the news- BBC, Sky & RT, watch what all 5 candidates say, none of them even mention a 2nd referendum as they know fully it would cease all voting in UK as it makes a mockery of the whole system.
Fact is; the UK voted to leave the EU, no if's and buts, Leave full stop and this will happen, no matter how much you protest against it.
You need to accept and find something better to do with your time.
I don't know that there wont be a second referendum, you might be sure, but I'm not.
There could be a general election and a second referendum might be in someone's manifesto, in fact that might be a good strategy for the Lib Dems. They might not win a majority, but might force a coalition.
What probability would you put on a second referendum? "I don't know? 30-40% for a UK wide re-run, perhaps with a super majority clause? But there could be other referenda on Scottish and NI independence/reunification? Probably? In the political section of the forum we all like giving our opinions, rubbishing the opinions of others, but speaking for myself, Im not actually a constitutional or political expert. This is not what I do to earn a living. I'm just an interested amateur. The last two weeks have shown how quickly and dramatically the political landscape can change. So I'll probably keep on pontificating, but what will ACTUALLY happen, who knows. This is going to be a busy time for political journalist, constitutional lawyers and academics as well as political forums | |||
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" In the political section of the forum we all like giving our opinions, rubbishing the opinions of others, but speaking for myself, Im not actually a constitutional or political expert. This is not what I do to earn a living. I'm just an interested amateur. The last two weeks have shown how quickly and dramatically the political landscape can change. So I'll probably keep on pontificating, but what will ACTUALLY happen, who knows. This is going to be a busy time for political journalist, constitutional lawyers and academics as well as political forums "Of course it's possible but I'd put the probability at more like 2-5% Politics is a mixture of art and science so some whacky opinions are interesting but others are tiresome! | |||
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