Whitey Grandad

One was mandatory, the other advisory as was written into the respective Acts.

To be honest I'm quite impressed by the efficiency of the establishment getting what it wants.

The negotiations go like this: We tell them what we'd like. They go away and talk amongst themselves. They come back and tell us what we'll get. Game over. We'd be leaving whatever. Once we trigger A50 we will have left within two years.

Yes but which one?

Exactly. We've all got to pass a lot of water before we get any idea where we wil be standing.

The other Remain MPs would support any related issues.If she doesn't get the support of enough MPs to govern then there'll be an election before a Brexit. I don't think you fully understand the difficulties of a life under WTO MFN rules.

What is not true in what I wrote? It is clear from your responses that you don't understand the process of withdrawal from the EU. And I really don't see what connection there is to a comic character who has been defunct for nearly 40 years, in fact almost as long as we have been in the EU. 'We're f*cked' is a more accurate description. Cassandra warned about the destruction of Troy. That turned out well didn't it?

Let's be honest. It's me isn't it?

From that I would assume that no General Election is likely in the immediate future, barring an unbelivable offer from the EU.

Good luck to him, perfectly understandable. Now, who do we get as a replacement?

Strong Brexit vote? Where did you see this? The country is split down the middle and the MPs (who are more representative) are strongly Remain. The only bargaining card we have is to delay Article 50. Once that is triggered then whatever we get offered is take it or leave it, no negotiating whatsoever. Being outside the Single Market is so disastrously unthinkable that some middle way will have to be found before we light the exit fuse.

Politically, yes. Econonmically, who the fook knows. That would be ok. I'd still like my little blue flag with gold stars on my driving licence and number plate please.

Confirmed on the BBC: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36763208 Perhaps she wanted to spend more time with her children.

This is not the same as some major industrial company setting up a new facility in the UK because the only reason it will be here is because it will be paid for by the defence budget. If you were talking about some major computer centre or suchlike then I would agree with you. A long way to go but we should expect more of this: http://metro.co.uk/2016/07/10/lush-cosmetics-moves-to-germany-because-of-brexit-5998494/

She'll have to do. Any idea what form of Brexit? Anybody?

And all paid for by the British taxpayer.

Too old

A parade of medals is called for, I should think. At the very least a guard of honour for the first game.

And I thought Everton were the ones with ambition.

Where did that come from? It must have come from another game by mistake.

Don't be silly, this is Heathrow.

Tool

You're getting soft in your old age I must admit to a certain sadness myself.

No, it's not just us. There are still discussions going on in the media and its apparent that there is a lot of real anger around. Over 4 million protest signups to that infamous government petition for example. The 35% figure is not relevant since nothing is known about the predilections of those who couldn't or didn't get to vote.

Thanks. Polling cards mean nothing of course but postal votes might be significant, unless these were potential applications for postal votes. Whatever, it's not the same situation as living in the same bungalow for forty years.