[Anonymiss]

A BILL TO

Confer power on the Prime Minister to notify, under Article 50(2) of the Treaty on European Union, the United Kingdom’s intention to withdraw from the EU.

Be it enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

• Power to notify withdrawal from the EU
  (1) The Prime Minister may notify, under Article 50(2) of the Treaty on European Union, the United Kingdom’s intention to withdraw from the EU.
  
  (2) This section has effect despite any provision made by or under the European Communities Act 1972 or any other enactment.
  
  
• Short title
  This Act may be cited as the European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Act 2017.

[Anonymiss]

Parliament said...

Yes - 498
No - 114

[Slippery]

Out Out out, I certainly don't want Tony Blair's mates (unelected Lords) telling us what we can and can't do, how is that democratic?

 

(although democracy is now voting, then crying at the result and asking for another vote!)

[Budgie]

"the question is 'do you trust the people' "

How the kin'ell dare they. We didn't initiate the process that was Hameron and his Cronies who really wanted out.....but lets blame the sheeple for when we fuck up the trade negotiatons and the countries near future

I thought it was their claimed raison d'etre to represent the will of their constituents......as if

[marque08]

Out Out out, I certainly don't want Tony Blair's mates (unelected Lords) telling us what we can and can't do, how is that democratic?

(although democracy is now voting, then crying at the result and asking for another vote!)

Are the people who are going to be telling you what to do, after brexit any better?? Because without Europe they won't have half the constraints they had before!

[Slippery]

Are the people who are going to be telling you what to do, after brexit any better?? Because without Europe they won't have half the constraints they had before!

 

Good point @marque08, but I think not having all the constraints is a bonus point, these are the people who banned bent vegetables!

 

Th EU is a big con, every country that pays in is in "austerity", how come we pay so much in but can't afford to give disabled people any help, have more homeless than ever before, and more food banks!

 

Britan was once the workshop of Europe, it's sick that we had to compete for the contract to build british trains and rolling stock when we have a perfectly adequate infrastructure to build them, instead, Germany got the contracts and British workers lost their jobs.

 

If those are the constraints we benefit from, I think we would be better off without it.

[Bubonik Chronic]

In my possibly slightly biased opinion I think this is a continuation of the tories master plan to keep the poor down.
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Instigated the brexit referendum because contray to what he said he knew what the result would be.Im no fan of eu regulations for the most part but the fact that teresa the walking corpse may was pushing for the repeal of the human rights act says it all.Im a yorkshire lad and I remember what went off in the mining villages in the 80's
(my dad was a miner) and the tories destroyed entire communitys with there elitest policys.I get im ranting a bit but the older I get the more politically angry I become.id say ad vote for labour but that wet cunt corbin has got to be a long term torie mole because hes actively ensuring a torie gov for the nxt decade.meh

[marque08]

Good point @marque08, but I think not having all the constraints is a bonus point, these are the people who banned bent vegetables!

😂😂😂 and the same people "enforced" the minimum wage on the uk, when the government of the time was fighting tooth and nail against it!!
Apart from that banana story from the sun😳, which eu laws would you say have effected you greatly?

[marque08]

Good point @marque08,

Th EU is a big con, every country that pays in is in "austerity", how come we pay so much in but can't afford to give disabled people any help, have more homeless than ever before, and more food banks!

I'm sorry I can't work out haw to multi qoute on a mobile.
If any savings are made from leaving the eu do you really think it's the likes of you or I that are going to see the benefits? Or the so called elite classes?

[marque08]

Good point @marque08,

Britan was once the workshop of Europe, it's sick that we had to compete for the contract to build british trains and rolling stock when we have a perfectly adequate infrastructure to build them, instead, Germany got the contracts and British workers lost jobs

I wonder if they say the same thing over there about something like a mini being made in the U.K.?