03-31-2019, 07:51 AM
(03-31-2019, 07:38 AM)Derek Hardballs Wrote:(03-31-2019, 07:14 AM)Fido Wrote:(03-30-2019, 06:17 PM)fbaggy Wrote: If we did have another referendum, which I am personally against as I think it will be even more divisive, I think you would pretty much have to either have the same binary choice as before in or out.
this will certainly mean having to have EU parliament elections and anyone who thinks another referendum will put an end to the issue is naive in the extreme.
+1. Three years wasted by not starting to prepare for no deal from day one.
“Oh look a cliff, let’s plan for jumping off it. It’ll fine we have planned for it.”
Only the swivel eyed UKIP (now called the Conservative Party) and those rich enough for it not to affect them would vote for such an eventuality.
1) The country voted to come out.
2) No deal was a possible eventuality.
So why would you not prepare for it? The very reason we are looking over a cliff is because this hasn’t happened. I’m not saying no deal is necessarily the way to go but to start from a negotiating position of “let’s keep everything the same and just start to take out the bits we don’t want” was akin to bending over a table and waiting for the EU.