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Harry, listen for a minute: Brexit is not about Tory or Labour. Right from the start there have been both remainers and brexiteers in both groups. Corbyn would have even run faster towards the Dover cliffs than May is doing at the moment.

She also says: "I always say to my MP colleagues that the people of Hackney send me to Parliament to get rid of the Tories and if it's all about getting rid of this Tory government you do what it takes." Genie: "You can have one wish, do you want world peace or cure cancer or anything?" Abott...

You forgot the fishy part.

It's not blackmail, it's what was decided on by all the members about how the game would be played. Also, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Withdrawal_from_the_European_Union "Article 50, which allows a member state to withdraw, was originally drafted by Scottish cross-bench peer and...

A much better idea than leaving it to British citizens or politicians anyway. :p

Look at the name with the article, look at the name of the person you presented it to.

The text has a part that a strongly disagree with: "You can't blame the EU for it really. They are coming up with these short time scales and cliff edges because it gives them a negotiating advantage." This should be "You can't blame the EU for it really, it was decided within the EU that any...

You're now showing Ian Dunt his own text? I'm almost certain he read that. o_O

I don't have much of an opinion; I'm just reading Article 50, there is no mentioning of it. The CJEU may decide to be lenient, which by all means is fine by me, but the article are clear enough: Article 50: A country X inside of the EU decides to withdraw at date Y and notifies EU-X of their...

You are correct, but according to article 50 there is no possibility, from the EU side of things, to handle a withdrawal of the withdraw. The wheels are set in motion, and roll they will.

Obviously because they need to pay the Diesel penalties. Beemers drive better anyway, much more fun on backroads.

Considering the difficulty to keep the politicians in a single party, let alone a coalition into line, in certain countries that shouldn't really be a surprise to anyone inside or outside of Mensa (*). The 'good' thing is that Gibraltar needn't be an issue for a revoke/applicant , as there is...

Well, it's not so much about my opinion, it's what in the text of Article 50 and 49. They're pretty straightforward to read: http://www.lisbon-treaty.org/wcm/the-lisbon-treaty/treaty-on-European-union-and-comments/title-6-final-provisions/137-article-50.html If the UK revokes Article 50, they...

Ah, thank you for giving me the backstory, I often wondered about its origins. :) Brexit is where the UK decided they didn't like the particular cake, and instead of changing it to their liking, they hoped that everybody would throw it in the bin. That kinda backfired as the other EU countries...

I sold a Stampede this summer for €200. Worth it too; it is a great little sub, and the effect it had on a pair of €7000 standmounts in a setup of close to €40k was incredible. I still have a pair of Strata V's, so I'm not left wanting. :D