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5 hours ago, Top Cats Hat said:

It is certain that the Brexit Party will do well in the €uros not least because they will mop up a lot of the ‘sulkers’ who withheld their vote on Thursday.

 

While Labour continue to tag along with Teresa May’s ‘we must respect the result of the referendum’ project, they will lose way more remain votes than leavers who would rather vote Brexit/UKIP/BNP/English Democrats/Tommy Yaxley than vote for Corbyn.

 

At the end of the day, remain votes will outnumber Leave votes which reflects the mood of the country.

 

If they do, then serious consideration needs to be given to revoking Article 50. This will be the ‘second referendum’ that people are being denied.

You're really full of democracy, when it suits your pov.

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7 minutes ago, lottiecass said:

You're really full of democracy, when it suits your pov.

I’m always full of democracy! 😂

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5 hours ago, Top Cats Hat said:

It is in an electorate of 46.8 million. 

 

It is 2.5% which can hardly be called a clear mandate. And let’s not forget that this was three years ago now and a lot has changed since then.

No doubt in my mind, come the European Elections, all the euphoric singing and dancing by the libdems will be forgotten when the Brexit Party  wipes them out. As for Brexit Policy's, getting us out of the EU is the main one for me.

 

    Oh dear, still the same old tune, Change the record it is now really boring. 

 

Angel1.

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14 minutes ago, ANGELFIRE1 said:

Oh dear, still the same old tune, Change the record it is now really boring. 

Boring it may be, but every day further from the referendum we get, the more relevant it becomes.

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48 minutes ago, ANGELFIRE1 said:

No doubt in my mind, come the European Elections, all the euphoric singing and dancing by the libdems will be forgotten when the Brexit Party  wipes them out. As for Brexit Policy's, getting us out of the EU is the main one for me.

 

    Oh dear, still the same old tune, Change the record it is now really boring. 

 

Angel1.

How will they do that then, should they wipe out the lib dems? They haven't got any seats in parliament, they'll only have seats in a parliament that they want to leave and don't want to influence.

 

Actually, I've read that back and it shows how ****ed up politics is in this country actually is, when lots of people think that's a good plan.

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That’s true.

 

The ONLY issue in the forthcoming €uro elections will be “Do we leave the EU or remain?”

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15 hours ago, CaptainSwing said:

That's your choice of course, but remember that the euro elections have a PR element, and the Greens already have 3 MEPs.  It wouldn't necessarily be a wasted vote, and would align more closely with your views on other matters, not just Brexit.

None in Y&H though, surely?

 

So vote for LibDems (who currently don't have any either) or Green if it's mainly about Brexit / Remain

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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47 minutes ago, Top Cats Hat said:

That’s true.

 

The ONLY issue in the forthcoming €uro elections will be “Do we leave the EU or remain?”

I concur, surprisingly.

 

Angel1.

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5 hours ago, Top Cats Hat said:

That’s true.

 

The ONLY issue in the forthcoming €uro elections will be “Do we leave the EU or remain?”

But that has nothing to do with MEPs, that will be resolved by our MPs or another referendum.

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18 minutes ago, El Cid said:

But that has nothing to do with MEPs, that will be resolved by our MPs or another referendum.

So why are the Brexit Party and UKIP standing?

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10 minutes ago, Top Cats Hat said:

So why are the Brexit Party and UKIP standing?

Werll...

 

Cynical people could suggest either they want to get their trotters in the trough before it closes, or they want to frustrate the good order of an institution which they openly oppose out of pure spite.

 

 

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10 minutes ago, InigoMontoya said:

Werll...

 

Cynical people could suggest either they want to get their trotters in the trough before it closes, or they want to frustrate the good order of an institution which they openly oppose out of pure spite.

 

 

I think their main aim is to be elected and become a disruptive influence within the workings of the EU. 

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