Brexit thread - what happens next

[i know nothing]

But will Camerons successor have the balls to submit Article 50?

Of course. It's not as if they wouldn't have a mandate. I'd argue the opposite, you'd have to have serious balls not to invoke Article 50.

 

[Efour]

When will these fools ever give up?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...-prime-minister-tory-mps-boris-johnson-leade/

Why give up? It shows Spirit, Stiff British upper lip resolve, fighting for what you believe.

When will the other fools fight back ?

Fools Vs. Fools.

Civil war! My money is on Tony Stark

 

[Jono8]

It seems China is open to talks with the UK on a Trade deal...

China laughs at Britain's hope to negotiate quick free trade deal following Brexit



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Nate

No surprises there.

 

[Mulder]

An interesting look at the issue. Full interview will be online tomorrow.

Really interesting video, thanks.

 

[flowrider99]

Approximately 34.5% of the voting population voted to remain in the EU, that leaves 65.5% of the voting population that either voted to leave or didn't care either way so abstained.

 

[doofer]

Would a Vegan, Vaping, Vote Remainer spontaneously combust deciding which one to tell people they've just met about first?

 

[Mr Joshua]

An interesting look at the issue. Full interview will be online tomorrow.

Thanks for posting that, look forward to seeing the whole interview.

 

[Buckster]

I guess we need more investment in our schools

 

[Ricochet J]

When will these fools ever give up?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...-prime-minister-tory-mps-boris-johnson-leade/

Nigel Farage never gave up after campaigning 20 years to leave the EU.

 

[Macdonsk]

It was made quite clear in the 2015 Conservative Manifesto that there would be a In/Out referendum before 2017. This was widely publicised by the print and online media, as well as on TV and radio.

So those of you who voted Conservative at the last election and wanted to remain in the EU knew what you were voting for. You made a choice to gamble with this future of this country. You may not have pulled the pin on the referendum grenade but you certainly handed it to David Cameron and told him to throw it.

As much as Ed Miliband was mocked and jeered by the press and social media, he only offered a referendum in the event of more powers being handed to Brussels.

So Conservative remainers you helped instigate this Eton mess, the only decent thing you could do is to support the government you elected during the remainder their term.

And the people who voted Conservative so they could vote leave... ?

I assume they have what they wanted. A mandate from the country to leave the EU. I'm hoping they also figured out that this would trigger the SNP to try for another independence referendum and have some cunning plan to stop this.

 

[BubbySoup]

In the grand scheme of things (Universe creation til now) this is an insignificant blip on the map of history. Sure it's big now and will affect everyone but give it time and it will settle (Even if it's not what I wanted).

Just look forward in that history is being made and we are at the front (Take that on which side you want)

I like this post. In a hundred years time, this will all just be an entry in a history book or some web site. It's a little over 70 years since a world war almost destabalised the entire planet.

Pretty sure this will blow over far quicker and we can all get on with living.

 

[Stumble Bum]

Approximately 34.5% of the voting population voted to remain in the EU, that leaves 65.5% of the voting population that either voted to leave or didn't care either way so abstained.

What a completely idiotic thing to say.

 

[Chojin]

If Boris Johnson looked downbeat yesterday, that is because he realises that he has lost.

A lot of people were saying they didn't want to see Boris Johnson's smug face on Friday morning. I would say he was humble in victory rather than downbeat.

 

[flowrider99]

I have to say having heard some of the statements our so called EU "partners" are making that it is clear they never liked or respected the UK. Luckily we now know how they really feel about us.

 

[i know nothing]

I'm hoping they also figured out that this would trigger the SNP to try for another independence referendum...

With the current oil price?

 

[Buckster]

A lot of people were saying they didn't want to see Boris Johnson's smug face on Friday morning. I would say he was humble in victory rather than downbeat.

humble or scared ?

 

[Minstadave]

A lot of people were saying they didn't want to see Boris Johnson's smug face on Friday morning. I would say he was humble in victory rather than downbeat.

What has he won? The chance to head Britain through recession is not something I'd want to take on.

 

[flowrider99]

What a completely idiotic thing to say.

Why?

 

[Efour]

An interesting look at the issue. Full interview will be online tomorrow.

I think his interpretation is so spot on. Its almost exactly what I think about all this and why its happening.

 

[PapaLazaru]

A lot of people were saying they didn't want to see Boris Johnson's smug face on Friday morning. I would say he was humble in victory rather than downbeat.

He was, and is not a Leaver. That is why he looks downbeat. I hope he has not slept a wink since Friday.