Off Topic EU deabte. Which way are you voting ?

It will be a full exit, thats a guarantee (forget the legal crap, it means nothing,)
A deal will be struck or the UK will just go to WTO tariffs that would suit the UK more.

 

Guarantee from whom ?

 

There are over 3 Million French people who are Arabic or African, and that's just France and each and every one of them can just pop over when every they feel like it and set up home along whith the rest of France.

Anyway I'm not getting into it. That's my last post on here today I value my already fragile sanity.

 

He's staying as an MEP. The leader of his party and his position as an MEP are two different things.

 

Your scenario is not going to happen.
There's no need to wonder. It is sensible to wait until we have a new Prime Minister before article 50 is invoked.

 

Of course he is, he does eff all work (besides insulting people) while claiming huge amounts of expenses (someone said UKIP had one of the highest amounts of expense claims for all of MEPs) and a cushy salary for 2 years...

 

Government had said Brexit will happen, all the MPs aiming for PM have said it will happen.

The law firm trying to challenge it are just wasting time and money.

 

Slags off the EU 'gravy train'. Takes advantage of the EU 'gravy train'. Hypocrite.

 

So why did you assume he's going to resign as an MEP but now say "of course he is" when it is pointed out he's staying as an MEP?

 

are you in favour of the UK being part of the EU or against it?

 

They're not challenging the result, they're challenging the legal process of how it should be actioned you dolt.

Not that it's going to take much of a challenge, as they're right. Any repeal will have to go through parliament and be voted on, the same as any other proposed piece of legislation. The fact that we had an opinion poll the other week doesn't alter the legal process of Parliament.

 

I suspect what will happen will be a compromise. The UK will leave the EU in name, but we'll still end up trading, paying into and accepting immigration from the EU. What will change is that we will no longer have a seat at the table and we won't be able to influence EU policy.

 

Apart from the bits I did offer to support it, and the words of those affected.

 

When the government pass the law for the referendum it was said it will active the outcome IN or OUT. MPs voted as such. No need for a debate in parliament now.

 

I'm in favour of the UK being a part of the EU.

 

... double jeopardy ...

 

So you believe we won't invoke article 50, then?

 

Not so sure on migration, a limited amount may be accepted, but not as we know it.

 

That's the position of wanting to be out but still wanting the benefits.