Brexit omelette with ham and cheese.

[benjimanbreeg]

Just throwing in a little message from Peaguy.   

Btw, could you pass on this message on i2's brexit topic.
"Leeeeeave the Breeg alone. So fucking what if he made a double negation. The mascot of Iron Maiden can do no wrong. Up the Irons! Got some tunes for my gym training.

[benjimanbreeg]

And 

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/what-brexit-surprisingly-strong-uk-data-dispel-recession-fears-2016-08-18

[Yuri Bezmenov]

Just throwing in a little message from Peaguy.   

Btw, could you pass on this message on i2's brexit topic.
"Leeeeeave the Breeg alone. So fucking what if he made a double negation. The mascot of Iron Maiden can do no wrong. Up the Irons! Got some tunes for my gym training.

[odeon]

So nothing?  If people are used to living in a nice area, they will be more likely to dislike a multicultural hell hole, where as a person growing up in that kind of hell hole feels forced to fit in and tries desperately to speak like a gangsta.  The other point being that so many British people moved away from London to get away from the foreign mess it's become, though some of that was down to state ethnic cleansing.

There are so many bigoted assumptions here that I don't know where to begin.

So I won't.

[benjimanbreeg]

Completely irrelevant.  The only thing that matters is that it's true. 

[odeon]

/shrugs

It takes more than you saying so.

[Al Swearegen]

So nothing?  If people are used to living in a nice area, they will be more likely to dislike a multicultural hell hole, where as a person growing up in that kind of hell hole feels forced to fit in and tries desperately to speak like a gangsta.  The other point being that so many British people moved away from London to get away from the foreign mess it's become, though some of that was down to state ethnic cleansing.

There are so many bigoted assumptions here that I don't know where to begin.

So I won't.

Probably best not to. I have not read what BenjaminBreeg said BUT if you are assessing whether it is bigoted or not, your opinion is about the last one someone ought to reference to make a judgment on such things.

[Trigger 11]

Fucking awful

Genuinely feel devastated

Stayed up all night watching the results come through with a growing sense of horror.

Got about an hours sleep, and now I just want to cry

 

Could you vote from where you are?

I put off registering until the last minute, and when I finally got around to register, I couldn't. Turned out that because I hadn't been registered to vote in N.Ireland, I couldn't easily register to vote from here It was way too late to do anything about it. Doesn't matter now though Leave won by quite a decent margin.

All my friends living here voted though. Obviously they voted remain. Would have been pretty dumb of them to have voted leave Also, I think I'd have fallen out with any who voted leave


One of my friends and his fiance are talking about maybe moving back home because of the vote. They have a young daughter too. I get to play at being an auntie, and they're an awesome family. I'd be completely sick if they left
Hopefully they're just overreacting, and they won't have to leave.

I'm just in the foulest of moods at the moment I still can't quite believe the country voted to do this. Feel such utter contempt for England and Wales right now Can't help feeling this was a vote for racism, intolerance, and isolationism Really hope I'm wrong though

My Irish, Scottish, and English sides wanted to vote. My German side just sighed and looked down while shaking its head slowly back and forth.

['Butterflies']

Fucking awful

Genuinely feel devastated

Stayed up all night watching the results come through with a growing sense of horror.

Got about an hours sleep, and now I just want to cry

 

Could you vote from where you are?

I put off registering until the last minute, and when I finally got around to register, I couldn't. Turned out that because I hadn't been registered to vote in N.Ireland, I couldn't easily register to vote from here It was way too late to do anything about it. Doesn't matter now though Leave won by quite a decent margin.

All my friends living here voted though. Obviously they voted remain. Would have been pretty dumb of them to have voted leave Also, I think I'd have fallen out with any who voted leave


One of my friends and his fiance are talking about maybe moving back home because of the vote. They have a young daughter too. I get to play at being an auntie, and they're an awesome family. I'd be completely sick if they left
Hopefully they're just overreacting, and they won't have to leave.

I'm just in the foulest of moods at the moment I still can't quite believe the country voted to do this. Feel such utter contempt for England and Wales right now Can't help feeling this was a vote for racism, intolerance, and isolationism Really hope I'm wrong though

My Irish, Scottish, and English sides wanted to vote. My German side just sighed and looked down while shaking its head slowly back and forth.

I'm still sick. I keep checking the newspapers every day in the hope that Brexit may be derailed. No, it just seems more and more certain by the day

[Trigger 11]

Fucking awful

Genuinely feel devastated

Stayed up all night watching the results come through with a growing sense of horror.

Got about an hours sleep, and now I just want to cry

 

Could you vote from where you are?

I put off registering until the last minute, and when I finally got around to register, I couldn't. Turned out that because I hadn't been registered to vote in N.Ireland, I couldn't easily register to vote from here It was way too late to do anything about it. Doesn't matter now though Leave won by quite a decent margin.

All my friends living here voted though. Obviously they voted remain. Would have been pretty dumb of them to have voted leave Also, I think I'd have fallen out with any who voted leave


One of my friends and his fiance are talking about maybe moving back home because of the vote. They have a young daughter too. I get to play at being an auntie, and they're an awesome family. I'd be completely sick if they left
Hopefully they're just overreacting, and they won't have to leave.

I'm just in the foulest of moods at the moment I still can't quite believe the country voted to do this. Feel such utter contempt for England and Wales right now Can't help feeling this was a vote for racism, intolerance, and isolationism Really hope I'm wrong though

My Irish, Scottish, and English sides wanted to vote. My German side just sighed and looked down while shaking its head slowly back and forth.

I'm still sick. I keep checking the newspapers every day in the hope that Brexit may be derailed. No, it just seems more and more certain by the day

It's a bad omen for our upcoming election. It was amazing watching interviews of common Brits saying they didn't understand what they voted for afterwards and how they wanted to go back and vote again differently. The best was David Tennant reading Scottish Tweets ripping Trump after he said Scotland spoke up for their country, when Scots overwhelmingly voted to stay. If you haven't seen it, you should look it up. It was on Full Frontal w/Samantha Bee and is probably on youtube.

['Butterflies']

Fucking awful

Genuinely feel devastated

Stayed up all night watching the results come through with a growing sense of horror.

Got about an hours sleep, and now I just want to cry

 

Could you vote from where you are?

I put off registering until the last minute, and when I finally got around to register, I couldn't. Turned out that because I hadn't been registered to vote in N.Ireland, I couldn't easily register to vote from here It was way too late to do anything about it. Doesn't matter now though Leave won by quite a decent margin.

All my friends living here voted though. Obviously they voted remain. Would have been pretty dumb of them to have voted leave Also, I think I'd have fallen out with any who voted leave


One of my friends and his fiance are talking about maybe moving back home because of the vote. They have a young daughter too. I get to play at being an auntie, and they're an awesome family. I'd be completely sick if they left
Hopefully they're just overreacting, and they won't have to leave.

I'm just in the foulest of moods at the moment I still can't quite believe the country voted to do this. Feel such utter contempt for England and Wales right now Can't help feeling this was a vote for racism, intolerance, and isolationism Really hope I'm wrong though

My Irish, Scottish, and English sides wanted to vote. My German side just sighed and looked down while shaking its head slowly back and forth.

I'm still sick. I keep checking the newspapers every day in the hope that Brexit may be derailed. No, it just seems more and more certain by the day

It's a bad omen for our upcoming election. It was amazing watching interviews of common Brits saying they didn't understand what they voted for afterwards and how they wanted to go back and vote again differently. The best was David Tennant reading Scottish Tweets ripping Trump after he said Scotland spoke up for their country, when Scots overwhelmingly voted to stay. If you haven't seen it, you should look it up. It was on Full Frontal w/Samantha Bee and is probably on youtube.

It got quite a bit of publicity in the Scottish press. I'm still unsure whether Trump was being clueless, or was actually trolling us

[Al Swearegen]

Fucking awful

Genuinely feel devastated

Stayed up all night watching the results come through with a growing sense of horror.

Got about an hours sleep, and now I just want to cry

 

Could you vote from where you are?

I put off registering until the last minute, and when I finally got around to register, I couldn't. Turned out that because I hadn't been registered to vote in N.Ireland, I couldn't easily register to vote from here It was way too late to do anything about it. Doesn't matter now though Leave won by quite a decent margin.

All my friends living here voted though. Obviously they voted remain. Would have been pretty dumb of them to have voted leave Also, I think I'd have fallen out with any who voted leave


One of my friends and his fiance are talking about maybe moving back home because of the vote. They have a young daughter too. I get to play at being an auntie, and they're an awesome family. I'd be completely sick if they left
Hopefully they're just overreacting, and they won't have to leave.

I'm just in the foulest of moods at the moment I still can't quite believe the country voted to do this. Feel such utter contempt for England and Wales right now Can't help feeling this was a vote for racism, intolerance, and isolationism Really hope I'm wrong though

My Irish, Scottish, and English sides wanted to vote. My German side just sighed and looked down while shaking its head slowly back and forth.

I'm still sick. I keep checking the newspapers every day in the hope that Brexit may be derailed. No, it just seems more and more certain by the day

It's a bad omen for our upcoming election. It was amazing watching interviews of common Brits saying they didn't understand what they voted for afterwards and how they wanted to go back and vote again differently. The best was David Tennant reading Scottish Tweets ripping Trump after he said Scotland spoke up for their country, when Scots overwhelmingly voted to stay. If you haven't seen it, you should look it up. It was on Full Frontal w/Samantha Bee and is probably on youtube.

It got quite a bit of publicity in the Scottish press. I'm still unsure whether Trump was being clueless, or was actually trolling us

Either way it was funny. I am betting cluelessness. Everyone in the audience had a confused "WTF?" face on

[Yuri Bezmenov]

FFS, would you guys fix your quotes!! 

[odeon]

I am still wondering when they will realise that they need to repeal old legislation and enact new before they can invoke Article 50 without the PM overstepping her boundaries.

Or maybe they already know but shut up about it.

['Butterflies']

I am still wondering when they will realise that they need to repeal old legislation and enact new before they can invoke Article 50 without the PM overstepping her boundaries.

Or maybe they already know but shut up about it.

Apparently she been advised that she can trigger article 50, without a parliamentary vote.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-08-31/u-k-cabinet-sees-no-need-for-parliament-vote-on-brexit-trigger

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May’s cabinet concluded there’s no need to hold a parliamentary vote before beginning the formal process for pulling Britain out of the European Union, with ministers saying they want to “push ahead” with Brexit.

It hardly seems to matter though. If it is put to MPs to vote, the Tories have a majority. I know that the majority of Tory MPs were pro-EU during the referendum, but it would be career suicide for a Tory MP to vote against "the will of the people."