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I voted Remain realising that the EU will inevitably be forced to reform.
Whether we are in the EU or out, they will be forced to reform.
Once reformed, I'd still say our interests will be within the EU not out
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Whether we are in the EU or out, they will be forced to reform.
Once reformed, I'd still say our interests will be within the EU not out
Hilly
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- Scottish Borders.
Hereward
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- Peterborough
Cameron tried hard to reform, he was met with a brick wall.
Hilly
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- Scottish Borders.
I know , seems some don`t and voted the wrong way for what they wanted.
Hilly
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- Scottish Borders.
The country is shamed internationally with an inability to make decisions and govern.. A government decision to hire a ferry company wjth no ships to hell sail us out of the Eu just about demonstrates the ability of our country to make deals.
The Titanic did not need life boats either according to the leaders as she could not sink. This Brexit really is turning out to be another Titanic trip.
Hereward
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We have a shambles of a parliament at present, wanting to overturn the democratic will of the people in the referendum and the general election where the two parties with a manifesto pledge to inact the referendum result gained 80% of the vote. So yes its a shambles but from the remoaners.
Once we're free, we can put our foot down.
In your opinion Brexit is the Titanic, in my opinion it is the lifeboat that the arrogant juggernaut builders ignored.
With regard to the ferry company that never was there has been some light shed on this and I am sure there will be more. Ireland is looking at moving goods to mainland Europe and bypassing the UK . An Irish shipping company is going to see more mileage in developing a direct ferry route rather than being involved with another from the UK. An EU bung even?
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The EU is looking for new members already. They will be standing the wrong side of the pivot point in all probability.
wanton dwarf
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We've had bad UK governance for years.
If you're in the EU how are you going to reform UK governance ?
You've got people in UK parliament & Lords that can barely string 2 words together. MPs have got to be made responsible for their actions and VOTED OUT if they are no good.
Diane Abbot should not be in that house.
If Scotland can vote in the SNP why can't the rest of the UK sort out Westminster so it actually works for the people of the UK.
These excuses for not fixing problems are pathetic .. the titantic has sunk and been refloated so many times I've lost count .. governance by the EU is also rubbish. Most of us could do far better without even trying.
The kind of reasons to stay in the EU are where someone is selfishly getting more than their fair share via EU bureacracy .. certainly anyone with any national or social responsibility must recognise the current system is broken. People need to live, get a house and have a family. Importing labour via mass immigration is not a solution and never was. Never mind the stupid legislation we have that forces jobs abroad.
17.4 people have had enough and the current system is going to change.
Stuff the titantic.
Hilly
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- Scottish Borders.
Well said , here here !
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- Limousin
Scotland is NOT a region, it's a country.
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- Limousin
Sorry I was wrong, it's in fact 7.86 million were denied a vote in the referendum.
EU UK residents 2.67 million
Non EU UK residents 2.19 million
UK ex pats over 15 years 3 million
16 -17 year olds 1.28 million
Hereward
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- Peterborough
Let's let the rest of the world vote whilst we are at it!
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- Limousin
Strangely they did! Commonwealth passport holders who happened to be resident in the UK at the time of the referendum were allowed to vote.
Hereward
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Madness, should had to be a tax payer for at least five years to voteStrangely they did! Commonwealth passport holders who happened to be resident in the UK at the time of the referendum were allowed to vote.
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