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Which "Leave" did ALL 17.4 million people vote for?
Was it WTO Brexit?
Was it Canada FTA Brexit?
Was it Norway Brexit?
Was it Malthouse A Compromise Brexit?
Was it Malthouse B Compromise Brexit?
Which "Remain" did ALL 16.1 million people vote for?
The one defined in the Treaties
Was it WTO Brexit?
Was it Canada FTA Brexit?
Was it Norway Brexit?
Was it Malthouse A Compromise Brexit?
Was it Malthouse B Compromise Brexit?
Which "Remain" did ALL 16.1 million people vote for?
The one defined in the Treaties
To be fair it's probably a good thing that @bbcquestiontime haven't invited me on yet...
Every time someone suggested a Brexit plan I'd just be like "Did 16.1 million people vote for that? No? Cos I know something 16.1 million people DID vote for!"
#bbcqt
Every time someone suggested a Brexit plan I'd just be like "Did 16.1 million people vote for that? No? Cos I know something 16.1 million people DID vote for!"
#bbcqt
"But the EU isn't status quo, it's ever-closer union".
A) Principle of conferral (below)
B) The European Union act of 2011 (UK law) stated that any further transfers of power to the EU level, including loss of veto would need to be put to a referendum.
A) Principle of conferral (below)
B) The European Union act of 2011 (UK law) stated that any further transfers of power to the EU level, including loss of veto would need to be put to a referendum.
CONCLUSION:
Is it possible to have a WTO Brexit and a Norway Brexit at the same time? No.
Therefore does it make any sense to lump the votes for completely incompatible Brexits together in order to disregard the votes for what is clearly the most popular single option?
Is it possible to have a WTO Brexit and a Norway Brexit at the same time? No.
Therefore does it make any sense to lump the votes for completely incompatible Brexits together in order to disregard the votes for what is clearly the most popular single option?
