EU Referendum

[Niall_Quinn]

This is High Court injunction has posed a bit of a conundrum. In one way it's right that Parliament has a say, but, everyone is forgetting that Europe will have the last say in our exit terms anyway. Corbyn has said that he and Labour MPs will only back the exit if there will still be access to the single market, if that remains, nothing will change.

This could go on for ages and will weaken our situation on the world stage. Other countries were coming forward to do trade with us, they will back off with the uncertainty that this has caused.

This is all just a repetition of what we have seen before when nations say no to Europe. Accept the decision publicly and then privately engineer a revote. It's all there in the historical record. The British people have a choice between now and the inevitable revote. Either swallow all the bullshit that is about to be flushed on us by dishonest and compromised MPs and their puppet masters, or go away and actually learn something about the history of this European project, who is behind it and what its purpose is. This EU does not take no for an answer and in order to preserve its miserable existence and the captive status of many other member states they cannot allow the UK to say no. The truth of this is we have around 200 million people who are quite happy to be herded and dictated to and 200 million who want nothing to do with it. That is unsustainable. Only very bad things can happen if the life support machine attached to this project is not switched off. Again, history is our guide, or should be.

[Goonermerree]

This is all just a repetition of what we have seen before when nations say no to Europe. Accept the decision publicly and then privately engineer a revote. It's all there in the historical record. The British people have a choice between now and the inevitable revote. Either swallow all the bullshit that is about to be flushed on us by dishonest and compromised MPs and their puppet masters, or go away and actually learn something about the history of this European project, who is behind it and what its purpose is. This EU does not take no for an answer and in order to preserve its miserable existence and the captive status of many other member states they cannot allow the UK to say no. The truth of this is we have around 200 million people who are quite happy to be herded and dictated to and 200 million who want nothing to do with it. That is unsustainable. Only very bad things can happen if the life support machine attached to this project is not switched off. Again, history is our guide, or should be.

Yeah, like with the Irish and the Lisbon Treaty, keep voting until you get the right answer.