1 hour ago, vogie said:

So you keep saying, but you cannot keep flogging that old horse, it becomes rather tedious. You say keep saying that the referendum is advisory because it fits in with what you want, however it would appear that Parliament is not looking at it that way. Sometimes facing reality is sometimes not a bad thing.

The dead horse seems to be alive and kicking. We shall see what parliament decides! Maybe they will indeed move inline with the majority decision. Or not.

1 hour ago, LucysDad said:

 

 

No point in talking about having another referendum either.................. let's just leave it to the politicians; it is "up to them" anyway.

Nothing wrong with a referendum for ratification

3 hours ago, Baerboxer said:

UK helped Ireland more

Give proofs

3 hours ago, Grouse said:

I don't think the typical leaver either understands or cares about academe.

That's because the academics are part of the problem.

39 minutes ago, Loiner said:

That's because the academics are part of the problem.

I think the reverse is true.

 

Dont get me going on education and the paucity thereof.

Ireland

 

 

Of those MP's who are opposed to May's deal just how many are Bexiteers???

 

What it shows is just how divided the Tory party is, thought the Labour party is just as divided....

 

Well T-83 days and we seem to be up a creak without a paddle.