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In 1975 I had to accept that we were going into the Common Market which I didnt vote for.The millions that lost that vote had to endure over 40yrs of something we didnt want. If it had stayed as it was and not conned us into a Federal Europe Im sure this referendum would never had happened. Im sorry Lynne I respect a lot of what you say but this time I disagree strongly the sooner we are out the ...
A deal may not have been negotiated yet but from the noises coming from the government it would seem they are looking at a deal of the hard Brexit kind. By doing that they are effectively ignoring the wishes of the 48.1% who voted to remain. Whatever happened to that thing us Brits are famed for? Compromise.
Sooooo.....Is the protest about a deal that hasn't even been negotiated yet?
The result is one thing, burneside. The deal (or no deal) is another.
Only by Remoaners who can't accept the referendum result...
Well it seems it was for an awful lot of people...........
If you read the wording on the side of that bus it could only have ever been a suggestion, because the Leave campaign was not, and is not, the government. Is it really that difficult to understand?
So that £350 a week for the NHS on the side of the 'Leave' bus was at best only a possibility and could even be, shock horror probe, a porkie oh and er.........polls are accurate now then, are they?
The cross-party Leave campaign was in no position to "pledge" anything, it could only give a vision of what would be possible if we left the EU. It is up to the government, with Remainer Theresa May at the helm to negotiate the detail. As for the disaffected amongst the 52%, a recent ICM poll found that 68% of voters want the government to get on with implementing the referendum result.
Worth looking beyond the headlines for the facts on this story...