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Devauxt commented Jul 12, 2016A big twitch maybe, but not an implosion. barkie seems to think that the EU is without fault or issue, so sometimes a little balance needs to be brought into the chat, before he roles out another 2014 statistic
The promise of Regrexit
- Devauxt replied Jul 12, 2016
You say the "the facts", but all that your link indicates are the rules and procedures, it says nothing to interpretation of these by the EU and its associated bodies. url
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt commented Jul 12, 2016
barkie as usual has his EU tinted glasses on url url url url url
The promise of Regrexit
- Devauxt replied Jul 12, 2016
Wash your mouth out
You are going to upset cliffedwards with talk like thatBREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt replied Jul 12, 2016
No cliffedwards, it's the opposite. I assume that the people in here are for the most part intelligent and capable of forming their own views. The doc that I refer to is quiet long and for me to quote extracts from it, would not do it justice. The ...
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt replied Jul 12, 2016
Or indeed read this and get the a different view url
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt commented Jul 12, 2016
I don't disagree. Cameron however used the offer of a referendum to try and put an end to Eurosceptic leanings of the electorate and to deflate the rise of UKIP. As we know, he achieved one and not the other. I cannot see that the 1922 committee ...
Will Brexit Spark a Constitutional Crisis in the U.K.? Q&A
- Devauxt commented Jul 12, 2016
But nothing has as big as this in terms of the public involvement. To do anything else other than follow the will of the people, would be an affront to democracy and potential death warrant to the careers of many politicians. The public cede to ...
Will Brexit Spark a Constitutional Crisis in the U.K.? Q&A
- Devauxt commented Jul 12, 2016
Refusal to follow the will of the people would cause more issues for the politicians, than to proceed with Brexit. It would mean the end of their political careers come the next election. Even Remain voter would be questioning the integrity of the ...
Will Brexit Spark a Constitutional Crisis in the U.K.? Q&A
- Devauxt commented Jul 11, 2016
The UK has no single constitutional document. This is sometimes expressed by stating that it has an uncodified or "unwritten" constitution. Much of the British constitution is embodied in written documents, within statutes, court judgments, works of ...
Will Brexit Spark a Constitutional Crisis in the U.K.? Q&A
- Devauxt commented Jul 11, 2016
If this is true, nobody will bother with an act of parliament url Eurogroup Head Dashes Italy Bank Bailout Hopes: "I Will Resist Taxpayer Bailouts Very Strongly" url
Will Brexit Spark a Constitutional Crisis in the U.K.? Q&A
- Devauxt replied Jul 7, 2016
Then read "The EU court of Justice and the EU Charter: An independent view by Jesse Norman The ECJ's stated role is to advance the cause of European integration. And it has continuously expanded its remit. It now routinely interferes in one of the ...
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt replied Jul 7, 2016
My point is that the EU is no longer what it said on the tin back in 1975. It continues to accrue more power over the sovereign countries without reference to the electorate. That to me is invasion by political means. It is a Praemunire to subject ...
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt replied Jul 7, 2016
We are not interested in your education, simply your opinion. All are welcome. Democracy in here you know
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt replied Jul 7, 2016
Thanks mact4 and cliffedwards. The feeling is mutual
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt replied Jul 7, 2016
I might point out that we never voted to be in the EU. We voted to be in the EEC, a trading bloc. Political integration, EU law making and a erosion of UK sovereignty were never in the deal that the UK voted for in the first place or since. You talk ...
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt replied Jul 7, 2016
Maybe, but it is a totally different view here on the ground in the UK. Research and polls have their place, but most of the polls got it wrong regarding the mood of the country, as did the politico
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt replied Jul 7, 2016
I don't think so. As you will probably know, most UK school leavers and indeed most post grads don't even have a second language
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences
- Devauxt replied Jul 7, 2016
So let me get this straight. The EU is the innocent party in all of this? It has played no part in the mindset of the UK population or indeed the Eurosceptic citizens of the rest of Europe? It is just a benign and maligned benefactor? And I am ...
BREXIT RULES! The Consequences