Brexit: The Week Ahead!

richp007

Honestly, I absolutely agree with you. It would be outrageous, but I think it's where we could be headed now.

What I'm just not agreeing with is the sentiment that the nation will erupt into unrest if it isn't respected. Half the nation will be naturally celebrating for starters, and the other half doesn't have the leadership to mount a challenge to a democracy's betrayal.

I poke fun at this march so much because the figures that are the face of Brexit are the most useless and incompetent we know. And they're rarely anywhere to be seen, but when they are, they're more often than not spouting absolute nonsense.

I really don't see where the fight to uphold Brexit would come from. And who'd do a damn thing about it.

LX200GPS

Yep, never had a problem with heat. If I did then social media would be the last place you would find me. No more news on the march?

Sonic67

HuffPost is now part of Oath

Church leaders will attempt to heal the UK’s Brexit divide by holding thousands of tea parties.

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby is asking Remainers and Brexiteers to get together at churches across the country over the weekend of March 30 – when Britain will leave the EU unless Theresa May is forced to seek an extension to the exit process.

The aim is to help people who disagree over membership of the bloc “chat over a cup of tea and pray for our country and our future”.

Priests will be equipped with newly-drafted prayers and “conversation starters” to help break the ice.

richp007

Plenty. But right now I'm pretty shocked by your seemingly nonchalant attitude toward receiving online abuse.

But then in this section these days I'm getting used to being saddened by what I see.

Pacifico

Well it would surely come from the same place it came from before - the ballot box. We didnt get a referendum because Santa thought it would be a good idea, we got a referendum because pro-leave parties were the largest winners in the last EU election and they had started eating into the core vote of the mainstream parties.

Your idea that all that unhappiness is suddenly going to disappear in a puff of smoke if we rescind A50 is laughable.

The Dude

- he appears to have confused 'unhappiness' with 'Polish Supermarket'.

springtide

Well you keep believing that and I’ll put the more probable bet on winning this weeks lottery!

Most likely outcome seems to be 2 year extension, not that I think that’s a great outcome.

Pacifico

Not sure how you think you know what I believe but what the hell...

apolloa

Not bothered, Mays deal is a total sell out of the UK signing us up to an even deeper treaty agreement then we have now, recognised in international law.
And extending it by 2 years is nothing but a pathway to revoking article 50, having a second referendum, remainers still living in complete disregard and contempt for the referendum result.

richp007

Never even suggested in my post that all unhappiness would disappear in a puff of smoke. I said some would be happy (for obvious reasons), and the rest just wouldn't be doing much about it. Never said they'd be happy.

Spend some more time reading posts instead of laughing