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I’m now starting to think the UK should not invoke Article 50, leaving the EU, for a while. It’s such an unwise and complicated decision, we’re still members of the EU, we could wait until we have a general election, or two, or three, maybe consider a second referendum, after a long enough time has passed for us to know what things are like, maybe a fourth general election.
The EU are demanding a quick decision, but they can whistle all they like; they can’t force the UK to invoke Article 50, and we should show that we’re not going to be pushed around by them. A bit of patriotism is needed.
Cor blimey gov … I need a quick sit down . For once I agree with you scep
Whistle for it the EU can … Article 50 process is not to be rushed.
The EU generally push everyone around maybe thats why the vote ended up the way it did. People are sick of it.
Anyway all …. I have to say politics is like religon personal.
Cor blimey gov … I need a quick sit down . For once I agree with you scep
looking at my post…
what did I say which I shouldn’t have said
Nothing scep …. I was agreeing with you for once.
We should invoke it and tell them to stuff their two yrs we’re giving a weeks notice
Not my opiniion.
legally impossible too, apart from being very unwise indeed from the point of view of our living standards, unemployment, etc. We’re moving into enough crap as it is.
Leave the EU when it suits us, not anyone else.
It doesn’t suit us at this moment.
My feeling is that political opinion is moving this way, but the situation is so fast-moving it’s difficult to know where political opinion will be day-by-day.
My view is to press that exit button now is far too reckless.
They could sack us
don’t think they can, pete.
they’ll try to make it uncomfortable, though, whatever happens.
We sacked ourselves, but we haven’t given in our notice yet.
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