Referendum is a load of crap.!!

[Barrie Yates]

At first I was somewhat disappointed to read that, but then I thought of all the other twists that the media have introduced during the referendum - and are still doing it. Could well be that TM was explaining the facts of life to Widow Krankie. We will have to wait and see.

[cashman]

I would hope thats the case, but have doubts.

[hilleluk]

Why did T.May give the impression of pandering to the Scottish Nasty Party? They have a well run machine. Every SNP MP & MSP has to sign an unconditional agreement, not to criticise the party. No-one can be a free thinker, they all sing from the same hymn sheet. We do have problems here is Scotland, the Heath Service and Education are real concerns, not everything in the garden is lovely.. I think Mrs May will allowing wee Nic a short time to think, and if she keeps stalling the game is a bogie and Scotland should, and will be told, we are signing article 50 and Scotland is coming with us. The sooner the better.

[Eric]

Originally Posted by cashman

Theresa May's Brexit warnings are increasingly barmy Well the media are soon getting bothered, that may be a good sign?

It was a good sign that the krauts and the frogs don't like Boris ... if they had welcomed the appointment; now that would have been cause for concern.

[Barrie Yates]

Originally Posted by Eric

It was a good sign that the krauts and the frogs don't like Boris ... if they had welcomed the appointment; now that would have been cause for concern.

Hitler and de Gaul both didn't like Churchill - so he gave the two fingers to both of them. He wouldn't allow Hitler to take over UK and he was not for allowing the French to liberate Paris, that was the US decision - deja vu? Go for them Boris, be our modern day Bulldog.

[JCB]

I wouldn't waste my money buying the Daily Mail , or any other newspaper for that matter .

But a neighbour has just given me this article from Thursday's .

It's worth reading , and I'm pleased that I am not alone in thinking that Brexit may not mean Brexit ......

If Brexit does mean Brexit, why is Mrs May's new Chancellor saying it'll take six years?

Read more: If Brexit does mean Brexit, why's Theresa May's new Chancellor saying it'll take six years? | Daily Mail Online

[cashman]

Probably cos they are Torys, they dont give a stuff what was voted for, just like some Labour M.Ps.

[accyman]

we used to buy the daily mail but once the price got to been more expensive than a roll of bog roll we stopped buying it and switched back to bog roll

[MrPastry]

Never thought I would see a rebirth of Thatcher in my lifetime :-(

[cashman]

Originally Posted by MrPastry

Never thought I would see a rebirth of Thatcher in my lifetime :-(

So what, the fact is we would NEVER be out of the pigging E.U. under anyone else, n i detest torys.http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/690...ys-top-surgeon

[Eric]

Originally Posted by MrPastry

Never thought I would see a rebirth of Thatcher in my lifetime :-(

Are we talking about May or about Clinton

[umpire]

Just seen that legal challenge has been accepted by a court, put this together with the petition being debated, the devious civil service and I can see how the Ungodlly are gathering to frustrate our wishes.
WE ARE STUFFED

[Exile on Spencer St]

Courts accept legal challenges to keep lawyers and judges in work.

[Margaret Pilkington]

These legal challenges may delay things but I don't think they can change the course of the decision which was taken democratically.
If a few people making a legal challenge could veto the exit, then what would be the point of the referendum.

By the way...the challenges will be heard in the high court in the third week of October.
The government had already said that article 50 would not be triggered until the start of 2017.

[Less]

October, that means Parliament will be back from summer holidays and preparing for the pheasant shoot.
How do they ever get any work done?