Brexit mega thread part 12: David Cameron: Return of the King

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That's "king" as a suffix not a prefix. Also part of a phrase.

The referendum was not advisory as specified on the leaflet sent to each household in the UK.

An advertising leaflet even one produced by the Government is not law.

On 29 March 2017, 498 MPs made the law that the UK will leave the EU in accordance with Article 50.

Correct but why are you telling us this? Do you think we don't know? Do you think we can't read? Have you any useful observations to make?

@Peregrina Correct but why are you telling us this? Do you think we don't know? Do you think we can't read? Have you any useful observations to make?

Well, it appears that even after seven and a half years since the referendum was held was held, some still think Brexit is not valid and should be reversed with immediate effect.

Even more funny, are those who think if the Tories lose the next election Brexit will be reversed with immediate effect and the EU will pretend nothing ever happened.

Which thread or threads are you reading @GlobeTrotter2000 ?

Not this one it seems.

Well, it appears that even after seven and a half years since the referendum was held was held, some still think Brexit is not valid and should be reversed with immediate effect.

No one on here is dim enough to think that.

Global is arguing with herself again...

Northern Ireland latest: 'All conditions in place' to restore power-sharing

Ofcourse as Sam Coates points out

3 groups need to be happy with the letter of the new law

- DUP who haven’t seen it yet
- EU which hasn’t seen it yet
- Brexiteers who were being “handled” by government at the weekend to stop them objecting

It’s only done when it’s done

I don't think anyone on this thread has said anything along the lines that you are suggesting, @GlobeTrotter2000 . Do we think Brexit is going well or was a good idea? Nope. Do we expect a quick fix? Absolutely not. Maybe go back and read the thread through again, eh?

That's why I don't bother reading that person's posts anymore

They add sweet FA to the discussion

@pointythings Maybe go back and read the thread through again, eh?

No point. as the underlying statements made by remain supporters on these threads since 23 June 2016 are:

The referendum was not binding because we don't like the result.

Brexit is wrong because we say so.

How dare Leave supporters disagree with those who know better and have psychic powers that enables them to forecast the future with 100% certainty.

Another colander post from @GlobeTrotter2000

@prettybird you make a good point. Globe probably also thinks Rwanda is a safe country because our government says so.

Take a look at

✅ Is Rwanda Safe to Visit in 2024? | Safety Concerns (travellersworldwide.com)

Rwanda is considered one of the safest places to visit in Africa. Despite a tragic history marked by the 1994 genocide, the country has made remarkable strides in terms of safety and security.

International travel advisories generally rate Rwanda as safe, with a low crime rate, though some concerns arise from sporadic incidents, primarily in border areas where conflicts from neighboring countries can sometimes spill over.

I have not visited. So, no first hand experience to compare.

And yet the UK is taking refugees from Rwanda.
You can't safely criticise the government in Rwanda.
Maybe you think that's a good thing, Globe?

Visit Rwanda is a bit different than Deport to Rwanda

I treat Globe in the same way we treated the squirrels when I was here before ...

Scroll on by and make use of place mark kitties

@Talkinpeace good idea, bring back the cats!

This is my new one

@Talkinpeace ooooh, ginger twinsies! My ginger boy is a complete nutjob, I don't think he's ever going to be a calm character like the other four and mutual tolerance between him and the Ladyship is all I can hope for, but he's the peopliest lap cat ever and I wouldn't be without him.

Elite cats made into a cushion cover for a Christmas present for ds and his girlfriend as they've now moved into their own place and are missing the boys

Lots of cut n paste… hmm 🤔 who does that remind me of?

I thouught the Rwanda holiday post was just very funny and rather revealing.

Nice to see the return of the cat pictures, as long as they stay out of my garden

Our Brexit benefits explained courtesy of UK government

assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/65ba3a18ee7d490013984a4b/brexit-4th-anniversary-print-version.pdf

Just been at Wisley.
Parakeets have overtaken squirrels as the most irritating invaders.

Globe is now an honorary parakeet

All looks like it's going to go swimmingly tomorrow;

[[https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/new-brexit-border-regime-in-force-amid-warnings-of-serious-biosecurity-risks/ar-BB1hvWwF?ocid=socialshare&pc=LCTS&cvid=f678a635f08a4f3d9704bde9599ef52b&ei=18

New Brexit food checks likely to mean less choice, warn delis

I'm sorry - she's delusional