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Theresa May can now trigger Article 50... basically whenever. Just got to receive Royal Assent, but that's basically a rubber stamp stage, especially as the Queen seems to be pro-Brexit.
http://dailym.ai/2lUC0Ce
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...erendum-demand
Time to enjoy those delicious Remoaner tears...
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2017-03-14, 12:45 AM #1Warchief
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Brexit is a go!
Still not tired of winning.
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2017-03-14, 12:47 AM #2Deleted
I am sure she wants to stay a bit, because england is worse off without europes money
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2017-03-14, 12:49 AM #3Dreadlord
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Small point but, the Queen's stance is irrelevant. She would never go against government regardless of her personal beliefs.
Originally Posted by Teleros
Theresa May can now trigger Article 50... basically whenever. Just got to receive Royal Assent, but that's basically a rubber stamp stage, especially as the Queen seems to be pro-Brexit.
http://dailym.ai/2lUC0Ce
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...erendum-demand
Time to enjoy those delicious Remoaner tears ...
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2017-03-14, 12:50 AM #4Pit Lord
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some of us already fixed our Irish dual nationality, so good luck getting the tears Originally Posted by Teleros
Time to enjoy those delicious Remoaner tears ...
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2017-03-14, 12:52 AM #5Warchief
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The plan is still to trigger Article 50 by the end of March AFAIK. Originally Posted by TrumpDidNothingWrong
After that, the UK *will* leave after 2 years, *unless* the EU lets us stay in longer to finish negotiations. That probably won't happen (don't want to encourage others to leave the EU), so... yeah. April 2019 and we'll likely be out.
Yeah I know, but thought I'd stick it in anyway Originally Posted by Swizzington
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Still not tired of winning.
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2017-03-14, 12:55 AM #6DeletedGood luck with that then. Seems like Scotland is leaving the sinking ship just in time Originally Posted by Teleros
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2017-03-14, 01:01 AM #7The Unstoppable Force
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Have fun leaving and then still having to abide by EU rules and regulations in order to trade with the EU, but without having any kind of say in them.
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2017-03-14, 01:02 AM #8Titan
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Can we hurry up and just get it done with all ready, getting tired of all this tip toeing around the subject...Inject it into my veins already lol!!!!
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2017-03-14, 01:03 AM #9DeletedScotland is leaving the EU? Originally Posted by TrumpDidNothingWrong
Good luck with that then. Seems like Scotland is leaving the sinking ship just in time
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2017-03-14, 01:04 AM #10Deletedno. they are leaving them englandz Originally Posted by Soulslaver
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2017-03-14, 01:06 AM #11Brewmaster
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No, they're turning their backs on the populists. Originally Posted by Soulslaver
"The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference. The opposite of art is not ugliness, it's indifference. The opposite of faith is not heresy, it's indifference. And the opposite of life is not death, it's indifference."
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2017-03-14, 01:06 AM #12Warchief
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No? Originally Posted by TrumpDidNothingWrong
Good luck with that then. Seems like Scotland is leaving the sinking ship just in time
Sturgeon *wants* a referendum, but May has already said (a) it was a once in a generation thing, and (b) not until after Brexit.
My God! It's going to be just like trading with... uhm... oh wait. Just like trading with any other country or trading bloc in the entire freaking world. Originally Posted by Wyrt
The horror... the horror...
:PStill not tired of winning.
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2017-03-14, 01:08 AM #13The Insane
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Yeah, which is inferior to the previous situation. Originally Posted by Teleros
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2017-03-14, 01:08 AM #14Deleted
Why is this a good thing? Euro divorce will be the worst thing to happen to the UK since the Truman Doctrine!
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2017-03-14, 01:08 AM #15The Insane
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Yup, you'll have to comply with every jot and tittle of the EU's dictates in order to maintain your trading, but you won't have any say in them! Utterly genius! Originally Posted by Teleros
Warning : Above post may contain snark and/or sarcasm. Try reparsing with the /s argument before replying.
What the world has learned is that America is never more than one election away from losing its goddamned mindMe on Elite : Dangerous | My WoW characters Originally Posted by Howard Tayler
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2017-03-14, 01:09 AM #16DeletedI love england I really do, but I feel like when they voted for Brexit or remain in the EU all the stupid people came out of their hate dens and gathered to screw up the future of england. Originally Posted by Teleros
The old england (couple of hundred years ago). that was quite something. The game has changed though. England and greatness ... those two terms are as far disconnected as possible nowadays.
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2017-03-14, 01:10 AM #17DeletedDitto! Agree with you on both points. Post 1947 Great Britian, aint so great no more! Originally Posted by TrumpDidNothingWrong
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2017-03-14, 01:11 AM #18Herald of the Titans
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Well said, on both points. Congrats to the UK on asserting their sovereignty over Brussels. 90% of Americans have a favorable view of Britain, so you may rest assured that the US will always be a friend to the UK and will never tolerate an existential threat to your nation. Originally Posted by Teleros
There will be a time of hard adjustment of course. No reason to lose heart.
The Anglosphere ( UK, Canada, Ireland, US, Australia, and New Zealand) should stand rock-solid together, no matter what. Whatever quarrels we have are a family matter." The guilt of an unnecessary war is terrible." --- President John Adams
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" Our Federal Union! It must be preserved!" --- President Andrew Jackson
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2017-03-14, 01:14 AM #19The Unstoppable Force
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Which is a benefit over being a member of the EU how exactly? Having to follow all the same rules, but without the benefits doesn't seem like a great deal. Originally Posted by Teleros
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2017-03-14, 01:17 AM #20Titan
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Hmm... Maybe we should solidify this solidarity with some sort of...union. Originally Posted by Berengil
Seriously, though. If you're going to play this "us vs them" garbage, perhaps you should explain what you have against the rest of Europe.
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