Yes,yes,yes, you keep banging on about this. Many people vote differently through their lives. People get older, wiser and a bit more cynical.according to the Guardian's EU sources there's a fair chance the EU will only agree to a long Article 50 extension until 2021, should an extension be requested by UK Govt.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...layed-until-2021-eu-sources-reveal?CMP=twt_gu
the Newsnight video and the video posted by @Cowabunga , as well as the independent analysis by @AndrewM, all predicted 2020 as the year when, all things being equal, enough Leave-voting seniors will have passed away and enough Remain-supporting youngsters will reach voting age for the 'will of the people' to have changed.
extending Article 50 to 2021 will put us well into a Remain majority
It will be a very interesting next few weeks
brace, brace.
Of the 17.4 million who voted Leave, approx 1.4 million have since died
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yes, yes, yes, but that has already been factored into the calculations
Well we’re doomed then arn’t we.
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well Project Leave is ultimately doomed. Even if we crash out with No Deal, eventually these youngsters will vote us back in as the Leave ideology literally dies out
like the remain one did
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Well perhaps if you stop being no negative, and do something to make GB great again, perhaps they won’t. Are you a TFF plant/Wally Mk 2 ?
What are you getting out of all this negativity?
making his head biggerWell perhaps if you stop being no negative, and do something to make GB great again, perhaps they won’t. Are you a TFF plant/Wally Mk 2 ?
What are you getting out of all this negativity?
'Make GB great again'? It is little britain that has been exposed. Backward-looking, pumped-up with false pride. The despicable behaviour in the Chagos islands also now finally exposed and typifying Britain's attitude to 'furren' stuff. And just take a hard look at the politicians 'representing' us - if they were in a TV comedy show we'd think they were exaggerated. pathetic. shameful.
Well judging by your profile pic your backside is certainly way bigger than your head. Just sayin'...
yep
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But rich coming from a 'nowhere man' who doesn't share where he's from and whose non profile pic shows a head clearly out of touch with the rest of him. Just sayin'...
don't mock him that problem comes from doing all those crash testsBut rich coming from a 'nowhere man' who doesn't share where he's from and whose non profile pic shows a head clearly out of touch with the rest of him. Just sayin'...
The politicians can`t work it out so leave it to business to do it.
The longer it drags on the more appealing the No Deal option becomes.
March 29th is getting rather close, no extension, no fudging about drop the axe and go No Deal.
See who winces first.
Just for info the NHS plans for "No Deal" are concluded.... and were in October 2018.
Game on....
The longer it drags on the more appealing the No Deal option becomes.
March 29th is getting rather close, no extension, no fudging about drop the axe and go No Deal.
See who winces first.
Just for info the NHS plans for "No Deal" are concluded.... and were in October 2018.
Game on....
The politicians can`t work it out so leave it to business to do it.
The longer it drags on the more appealing the No Deal option becomes.
March 29th is getting rather close, no extension, no fudging about drop the axe and go No Deal.
See who winces first.
Just for info the NHS plans for "No Deal" are concluded.... and were in October 2018.
Game on....
Business has made its position quite plain..
Perfectly aware of what some businesses have said....others disagree somewhat.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/01/11/no-deal-brexit-would-end-business-uncertainty/
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Can you provide an exhaustive list of prominent businesses / business people that have spoken out in favour of Brexit please?
So far we have:
Bloke that runs JCB
Bloke from Fraggle Rock that runs some pubs
Bloke that's f**ked off to Singapore to make diesel-powered hand dryers or whatever it is
and that's all that come to mind but I'm sure there must be a few others
and then we'll compare that with the list of businesses that have spoken out against Brexit or who have already taken their business or part of their assets out of Blighty
thanks
another Fraggle rock fan
It isn`t "exhaustive" however there are a number of search engines that may provide you with more information..it also shows a breadth of diversity aside from the successful business people you denigrated.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe (Ineos Petrochemicals)
Dame Helena Morrisey (Legal & General)
Simon Wolfson (Next)
Chris Hill (Hargreaves Lansdowne)
James Timpson (Timpson)
Nick Hampton (Tate & Lyle)
Nigel Wilson (Legal & General)
Aspall Cyder (Prior to sale to Coors)
Moni Varma (Veetee Rice)
Theo Paphitis (Rymans, Robert Dyas etc)
Tariq Usmani (Henley Homes)
Malcolm Hill (VW Financial Services)
Emma Pullen, MD of the British Hovercraft Company
John Hoerner, (Tesco Clothing UK and Central Europe)
Jon Moulton, (Better Capital LLP)
Rupert Hambro, (Theo Fennell Plc)
Pasha Khandaker, (Bangladesh Caterers Association)
Damon de Laszlo,(Harwin Plc)
John Sclater, (Equitable Life)
The clock is ticking.......
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I've only scanned it quickly and one name stands out
Pasha Khandaker, (Bangladesh Caterers Association)
are you sure he should be included on your list?