UK Referendum 23 June 2016 - Will it be an EU BREXIT or Not?

The only endgame that matters is the one that matches the democratic vote of the referendum!


Brexit’s Bewildering Endgame

Mapping the potential outcomes isn’t easy. But most look ominous.

www.bloomberg.com...

Sorry you silly old crow we have done that already. Did you miss something. You cant just do it over and over because you do like the democratic choice of the people, otherwise its not a democracy in the true sense it was meant to be!!! He needs to leave the bottle alone and get some help with his understanding of dem(entia)-ocracy

Menzies Campbell: Democracy demands a second Brexit referendum

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Opinion: Gear up for a no-deal Brexit: 5 areas to watch

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So not the end then!


'We must be ready': Dominic Raab unveils raft of papers spelling out plans for minimising 'disruption' from no-deal Brexit but says failure to get an agreement would not be 'doomsday'

www.msn.com... rexit-but-says-failure-to-get-an-agreement-would-not-be-doomsday/ar-BBMjQn5?li=BBoPWjQ

Chequers was no plan, it was a submission to Brussels!

Brexit hardliner Rees-Mogg calls on Theresa May to 'chuck Chequers' and tells grassroots Tories the PM must stand up to EU threats

www.msn.com... up-to-eu-threats/ar-BBMiUGD?li=BBoPWjQ

See my reply from Nigel's office


No problem. Look forward to the term being used!

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From: Office of Nigel Farage
Sent: 22 August 2018 21:50
To: t
Subject: FWD: RE: Why do we now have a FAKEXIT and a total betrayal of the peoples right and wish?



Tracy, thanks for a very good suggestion indeed.

From: T
Sent: 18 August 2018 09:18
To: FARAGE Nigel
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: RE: Why do we now have a FAKEXIT and a total betrayal of the peoples right and wish?

Nigel

Just seen this article and entirely agree with your position and plans as do many!

www.msn.com... oPWjQ

Why don’t you refer to the Chequers Plan as The FAKEXIT Plan because its certainly no BREXIT plan and you are right they are defrauding the British electorate of their democratic BREXIT wish and attempting to condemn the UK to remain subject to EU rules. How on earth can one not be part or member of an organisation yet still subject to its rules! Ludicrous!

Best Of Luck
T
Retired Chartered Engineer

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More BS..................


What you need to know about the 'no-deal' Brexit papers

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Britons in EU could lose access to UK bank accounts under no-deal Brexit

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Well ...well...well Didn't he (George Osbourne get it all wrong.


Britain has recorded its biggest budget surplus for 18 years as tax receipts flood in

ahead of Brexit. The office for National Statics states that the government received

£2 billion more in taxes than it spent last month.

Borrowing year to date is well below target predicting that the annual deficit could

come in £13 billion lower than expected

The figures make a mockery of George Osborne's (where has he disappeared too?)

fear mongering warnings that leaving the EU would blow a hole in UK finances and

the UK would fall off a cliff ......


Osborne's predictions


On Borrowing

He warned that a vote to leave the EU would force the government to borrow up

to £77.8 billion as the economy tanked, tax receipts dwindled, and the welfare

bill soared.

In Fact the government borrowed £39.4 billion last year, and is on

course to borrow less £24 billion this year as tax receipts come in.


On Jobs

He predicted that unemployment would rise by up to 820,000 in the two years

after the referendum pushing the figures up to 7.6% .

In Fact in the two years since the referendum unemployment has

fallen by 280,000 and employment has risen and now stands at a 43 year low

of 4%.


On Growth

George Osborne declared 'that a vote to leave would present an immediate

and profound shock to the economy and would push the UK economy into

recession.

In Fact

There has been no recession since the referendum, and the economy is

clocking up two years of steady growth.


On Inflation

Osbourne warned that two years after the Brexit vote inflation would be

as high as 4.7% as the fall in the £ pushed up the cost of imports.

In Fact

Although inflation did rise, it peaked at 3.1% in Nov of last year and now

stands at 2.5%.


OH ... Stop press *Good News* I have just heard on the news channel we

will still be able to get our BLT sandwiches.

Any deal struck with the EU is one that will only benefit the EU! Even without a deal we are now going to respect EU rules! What planet is this guy on?

UK plans to adopt EU rules in case of no-deal Brexit

uk.yahoo.com...

originally posted by: eletheia

Well ...well...well Didn't he (George Osbourne get it all wrong.


Britain has recorded its biggest budget surplus for 18 years as tax receipts flood in

ahead of Brexit. The office for National Statics states that the government received

£2 billion more in taxes than it spent last month.

Borrowing year to date is well below target predicting that the annual deficit could

come in £13 billion lower than expected

The figures make a mockery of George Osborne's (where has he disappeared too?)

fear mongering warnings that leaving the EU would blow a hole in UK finances and

the UK would fall off a cliff ......


Osborne's predictions

On Borrowing

He warned that a vote to leave the EU would force the government to borrow up

to £77.8 billion as the economy tanked, tax receipts dwindled, and the welfare

bill soared.

In Fact the government borrowed £39.4 billion last year, and is on

course to borrow less £24 billion this year as tax receipts come in.


On Jobs

He predicted that unemployment would rise by up to 820,000 in the two years

after the referendum pushing the figures up to 7.6% .

In Fact in the two years since the referendum unemployment has

fallen by 280,000 and employment has risen and now stands at a 43 year low

of 4%.


On Growth

George Osborne declared 'that a vote to leave would present an immediate

and profound shock to the economy and would push the UK economy into

recession.

In Fact

There has been no recession since the referendum, and the economy is

clocking up two years of steady growth.


On Inflation

Osbourne warned that two years after the Brexit vote inflation would be

as high as 4.7% as the fall in the £ pushed up the cost of imports.

In Fact

Although inflation did rise, it peaked at 3.1% in Nov of last year and now

stands at 2.5%.


OH ... Stop press *Good News* I have just heard on the news channel we

will still be able to get our BLT sandwiches.

Fool the people is what they try to do, however, not all are so much sheep like, nor stupid! Politicians of today are far worse than before and in my view their conduct and integrity is very poor! Salesmen and Lawyers can be dodgy but politicians well that's an all together different level!

Were doooooooooooooooooomed..........................................NOT!


No Deal Brexit plans REVEALED: All the grimmest small print as Tories issue 25 crucial warnings

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a reply to: eletheia
You're completely correct in everything you have said.
It's just a shame that our MSM never make these points!
More evidence of their bias

It really annoys me when politicians like Chuka Umunna and Nick Clegg demand another vote on the final deal, they even have the cheek to call it a "people's vote".
We had the people's vote on 23rd June 2016 and we decided to LEAVE.

The government clearly stated (verbally and in that £9million booklet they delivered through everyone's door) that they would honor the result of the referendum, and since then they have been purposely dragging their heels and causing as much problems as possible (like making up terms like hard and soft Brexit).

I would only accept another vote if.. Yes = Leave with Gov's final deal, No = Leave with no deal.

originally posted by: 83Liberty
It really annoys me when politicians like Chuka Umunna and Nick Clegg demand another vote on the final deal, they even have the cheek to call it a "people's vote".
We had the people's vote on 23rd June 2016 and we decided to LEAVE.

The government clearly stated (verbally and in that £9million booklet they delivered through everyone's door) that they would honor the result of the referendum, and since then they have been purposely dragging their heels and causing as much problems as possible (like making up terms like hard and soft Brexit).

I would only accept another vote if.. Yes = Leave with Gov's final deal, No = Leave with no deal.

There has clearly been a concerted effort on the part of many remainer's to muddy the waters and fool the people into thinking that leaving will be a disaster when in fact the longer term reality is the opposite! If there was another referendum then that would be the point at which referendums would no longer be a viable means of having the people make a decision on an important matter that effects us all. If the people already decided to leave then the only democratic outcome is a BREXIT regardless of the deal. Remember the PM's words, No deal is better than a Bad Deal and we are leaving! Whatever the deal we have already decide to leave. When you play roulette and the ball does not fall on your number you cant demand another spin! A peoples vote is just that and 2 people's votes makes it not a people's vote because you could argue the the results should be averaged out of 2 people's votes. No how ridiculous is that. Might as well make it best of three. 1 vote = democracy, 2 votes = no democracy!

originally posted by: 83Liberty

You're completely correct in everything you have said.
It's just a shame that our MSM never make these points!
More evidence of their bias

More evidence straight from the horses mouth......

**Former BBC boss slates broadcaster over its Brexit bulletins that often topple into propaganda**

As a former head of BBC Television News, Roger Mosey was the most senior executive to admit what most of us have known for a long time: the corporation leans so far Left, it often topples into propaganda.

Mosey, who left the BBC in 2013 and is now Master of Selwyn College, Cambridge, laid bare the Beeb's bias in his book Getting Out Alive.

This week he is on the attack again, particularly over Brexit coverage.

He's argued for years that the BBC has failed to give sufficient prominence to Leave voices and he now seems equally appalled by its obsession with Boris Johnson's 'letterbox' comments on burkas.

He writes in the New Statesman magazine: 'Compare and contrast days of headline coverage for Boris Johnson's view on the burkas with no equivalent scrutiny of his plans for the single market or free trade. The corporation knows it needs to sharpen its act.'

'Shouldn't there be a commitment to examining issues such as what leaving on World Trade Organisation terms would mean for this country?

'And when there is a reckoning about what happened to our politics, the broadcasters cannot and should not be exempt.'


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Unbiased reporting

McDonnell: New EU vote could prompt far-right violence

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Boy they are desperate..........................


Brexit: Nationalism makes you weak, poor and morally insecure, EU warns

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Democracy or Hypocrisy and betrayal of constituents.......................


No-deal Brexit will be blocked by at least 40 Tory MPs, former Conservative minister says

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'No-deal' Brexit papers offer little comfort for financial services sector

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originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

Boy they are desperate..........................


Brexit: Nationalism makes you weak, poor and morally insecure, EU warns

uk.yahoo.com...

Love it when the EU 'doom mongers' about us and how bad Brexit will be for us.

Have they got an answer yet on filling the huge gap in their economy when rhe

UK no longer contributes the second largest contribution to the EU economy