When I voted I didnt consider I was voting for England, it was a UK vote where you and I are UK citizens and have one UK vote each. I find it sad that so many Scots keep suggesting their country voted to leave.No point retreading all this really. We are leaving and we have to accept that. Just responding to yet another anti Scottish post. That's why it was posted I'm sure, for a bite?People are allowed to disagree.
Dress it up all you like, every single voting area of our country within the UK voted remain, that is a unified position so surely you'd expect that to be respected, also we had one Tory MP at the time of the referendum, D Mundell so Tory views on Europe are not representative to us. I think it's not unreasonable to defend that view if we like. As I said earlier wont make a hoot of difference anyway.
He started it 😉
How old are you guys?
This really is playground stuff
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Does look that way but I think Miller was right to ask that parliament got involved, that's what they're there for. What did she have to lose anyway? We were leaving then and we're still leaving, just how?
Does May ignore the non-binding motion passed Tuesday that No Deal should not be allowed? I think she will ignore it.
Unless the EU move position I think May has run out of options on anything but a No Deal.
Should I start stockpiling.
Does look that way but I think Miller was right to ask that parliament got involved, that's what they're there for. What did she have to lose anyway? We were leaving then and we're still leaving, just how?
Does May ignore the non-binding motion passed Tuesday that No Deal should not be allowed? I think she will ignore it.
Unless the EU move position I think May has run out of options on anything but a No Deal.
Should I start stockpiling.
Invoking article 50 was legaly binding.If we are going down that road then you could argue that the referendum was advisory. And to quote wikipedia about the referendum act 'The act made no provision for the result to be legally binding on the government or on any future government'. But hey ho.
Miller's specific 'influence' ended when Parliament voted to trigger Article 50. Though the ruling also covers any other Law that Parliament has instigated - so Cabinet/the PM cannot simply overrule it (Parliament) using 'Royal Prerogative'!
Only because of this...European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Act 2017
...and Cameron had his fingers crossed behind his back when he "promised to implement what you decide!"
I'm certain that the EU team recognised the importance of the NI border - both to them and to UK. The almost certainly used that as a 'negotiation strategy'. They have, however, made a proposal about how to handle the issue.
