Could UK U-turn on Referendum Result (Vol 2)
Discussion
chow pan toon said:
I feel more sorry for Londo II, whoever [s]he is. One for the council thread anyway 
Google suggests a character from 90s TV show Babylon 5.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Londo_Mollari#Empero...
Not quite sure what his position on the customs union is though.
Zod said:
Which charming Brexiteer painted this on my neighbour's wall yesterday morning?
Proof it's a Brexiteer?Wouldn't be the first time a loser has tried to frame the better side. The illiteracy points towards a Remoaner millennial
Especially given those "types" love a graffiti message 
If you want to take it literally, it's not true.
But if Brexit isn't at least enacted and left for 5-10 years. (to see what ACTUALLY happens) You would get "burn" in terms of the blowback from people feeling democracy was never carried out. This WOULD affect future General Elections and many Politicians would be completely unelectable. Something I daresay focus's their mind a little.
If after 10 years it had proven to be a mistake (something I doubt but there's obviously a possibility) then the Remain camp can petition for a "Join Referendum"
Gloria Slap said:
Sounds like they are tooling up again for civil unrest.
Take cover!
You really do not like older people do you Gloria? Take cover!
Did you have a few pints of bitter before finding the pic? Possibly you had some Jägermeister digestif bitters with Bitter Lemon and a large slug of Angostura.........
BlackLabel said:
It'll never happen of course, but I would love to see the Labour and Conservative parties permanently split according to their true beliefs.Separate new parties would be made up of the moderates of each and the extremes of each ideally resulting in four parties competing for votes and having to form coalition governments where they are forced to deal with issues through compromise and discussion.
irememberyou said:
It'll never happen of course, but I would love to see the Labour and Conservative parties permanently split according to their true beliefs.
Separate new parties would be made up of the moderates of each and the extremes of each ideally resulting in four parties competing for votes and having to form coalition governments where they are forced to deal with issues through compromise and discussion.
So it was our fault.Separate new parties would be made up of the moderates of each and the extremes of each ideally resulting in four parties competing for votes and having to form coalition governments where they are forced to deal with issues through compromise and discussion.
I’m in Malta on holiday at the moment.
I can not fathom how this is a part of the EU
The whole island looks like an abandoned building site
There are bags of rotting food and food waste like bones in the street
In 3 days I have only seen 3 decent cars, a RRS, 991.2 and a Cayenne.
The car parks here are a joke, badly laid out, inadequately planned
It is very obvious that standards around things like Healy and safety are woefull compared to the U.K.
There is little evidence of any measures to reduce environmental impact or improve animal welfare
The roads are shot to bits and there is shocking traffic even in the low season
Apart from one EY building I have seen no evidence of any economic activity outside of tourism
Our pizzas came yesterday and there was no cutlery, we asked for some but the bloke never returned
I simply can not fathom how a country like this with the population of Bristol, is given an even footing at the table in the EU it seems utterly ludicrous.
I did vote remain but based on this, especially the pizza experience, I will be voting leave in the 2nd referendum
I can not fathom how this is a part of the EU
The whole island looks like an abandoned building site
There are bags of rotting food and food waste like bones in the street
In 3 days I have only seen 3 decent cars, a RRS, 991.2 and a Cayenne.
The car parks here are a joke, badly laid out, inadequately planned
It is very obvious that standards around things like Healy and safety are woefull compared to the U.K.
There is little evidence of any measures to reduce environmental impact or improve animal welfare
The roads are shot to bits and there is shocking traffic even in the low season
Apart from one EY building I have seen no evidence of any economic activity outside of tourism
Our pizzas came yesterday and there was no cutlery, we asked for some but the bloke never returned
I simply can not fathom how a country like this with the population of Bristol, is given an even footing at the table in the EU it seems utterly ludicrous.
I did vote remain but based on this, especially the pizza experience, I will be voting leave in the 2nd referendum
jakesmith said:
I’m in Malta on holiday at the moment.
I can not fathom how this is a part of the EU
The whole island looks like an abandoned building site
There are bags of rotting food and food waste like bones in the street
In 3 days I have only seen 3 decent cars, a RRS, 991.2 and a Cayenne.
The car parks here are a joke, badly laid out, inadequately planned
It is very obvious that standards around things like Healy and safety are woefull compared to the U.K.
There is little evidence of any measures to reduce environmental impact or improve animal welfare
The roads are shot to bits and there is shocking traffic even in the low season
Apart from one EY building I have seen no evidence of any economic activity outside of tourism
Our pizzas came yesterday and there was no cutlery, we asked for some but the bloke never returned
I simply can not fathom how a country like this with the population of Bristol, is given an even footing at the table in the EU it seems utterly ludicrous.
I did vote remain but based on this, especially the pizza experience, I will be voting leave in the 2nd referendum
Congratulations- I think you are the first person on all the PH brexit threads to condone brexit using the poor standard of Malteese pizzas as a reason.I can not fathom how this is a part of the EU
The whole island looks like an abandoned building site
There are bags of rotting food and food waste like bones in the street
In 3 days I have only seen 3 decent cars, a RRS, 991.2 and a Cayenne.
The car parks here are a joke, badly laid out, inadequately planned
It is very obvious that standards around things like Healy and safety are woefull compared to the U.K.
There is little evidence of any measures to reduce environmental impact or improve animal welfare
The roads are shot to bits and there is shocking traffic even in the low season
Apart from one EY building I have seen no evidence of any economic activity outside of tourism
Our pizzas came yesterday and there was no cutlery, we asked for some but the bloke never returned
I simply can not fathom how a country like this with the population of Bristol, is given an even footing at the table in the EU it seems utterly ludicrous.
I did vote remain but based on this, especially the pizza experience, I will be voting leave in the 2nd referendum
Yet strangely, I find it more coherent than many others...
Ian Geary said:
jakesmith said:
I’m in Malta on holiday at the moment.
I can not fathom how this is a part of the EU
The whole island looks like an abandoned building site
There are bags of rotting food and food waste like bones in the street
In 3 days I have only seen 3 decent cars, a RRS, 991.2 and a Cayenne.
The car parks here are a joke, badly laid out, inadequately planned
It is very obvious that standards around things like Healy and safety are woefull compared to the U.K.
There is little evidence of any measures to reduce environmental impact or improve animal welfare
The roads are shot to bits and there is shocking traffic even in the low season
Apart from one EY building I have seen no evidence of any economic activity outside of tourism
Our pizzas came yesterday and there was no cutlery, we asked for some but the bloke never returned
I simply can not fathom how a country like this with the population of Bristol, is given an even footing at the table in the EU it seems utterly ludicrous.
I did vote remain but based on this, especially the pizza experience, I will be voting leave in the 2nd referendum
Congratulations- I think you are the first person on all the PH brexit threads to condone brexit using the poor standard of Malteese pizzas as a reason.I can not fathom how this is a part of the EU
The whole island looks like an abandoned building site
There are bags of rotting food and food waste like bones in the street
In 3 days I have only seen 3 decent cars, a RRS, 991.2 and a Cayenne.
The car parks here are a joke, badly laid out, inadequately planned
It is very obvious that standards around things like Healy and safety are woefull compared to the U.K.
There is little evidence of any measures to reduce environmental impact or improve animal welfare
The roads are shot to bits and there is shocking traffic even in the low season
Apart from one EY building I have seen no evidence of any economic activity outside of tourism
Our pizzas came yesterday and there was no cutlery, we asked for some but the bloke never returned
I simply can not fathom how a country like this with the population of Bristol, is given an even footing at the table in the EU it seems utterly ludicrous.
I did vote remain but based on this, especially the pizza experience, I will be voting leave in the 2nd referendum
Yet strangely, I find it more coherent than many others...
jakesmith said:
I’m in Malta on holiday at the moment.
I can not fathom how this is a part of the EU
The whole island looks like an abandoned building site
There are bags of rotting food and food waste like bones in the street
In 3 days I have only seen 3 decent cars, a RRS, 991.2 and a Cayenne.
The car parks here are a joke, badly laid out, inadequately planned
It is very obvious that standards around things like Healy and safety are woefull compared to the U.K.
There is little evidence of any measures to reduce environmental impact or improve animal welfare
The roads are shot to bits and there is shocking traffic even in the low season
Apart from one EY building I have seen no evidence of any economic activity outside of tourism
Our pizzas came yesterday and there was no cutlery, we asked for some but the bloke never returned
I simply can not fathom how a country like this with the population of Bristol, is given an even footing at the table in the EU it seems utterly ludicrous.
I did vote remain but based on this, especially the pizza experience, I will be voting leave in the 2nd referendum
A bad Maltese pizza restaurant is going to change your mind from remain to leave?I can not fathom how this is a part of the EU
The whole island looks like an abandoned building site
There are bags of rotting food and food waste like bones in the street
In 3 days I have only seen 3 decent cars, a RRS, 991.2 and a Cayenne.
The car parks here are a joke, badly laid out, inadequately planned
It is very obvious that standards around things like Healy and safety are woefull compared to the U.K.
There is little evidence of any measures to reduce environmental impact or improve animal welfare
The roads are shot to bits and there is shocking traffic even in the low season
Apart from one EY building I have seen no evidence of any economic activity outside of tourism
Our pizzas came yesterday and there was no cutlery, we asked for some but the bloke never returned
I simply can not fathom how a country like this with the population of Bristol, is given an even footing at the table in the EU it seems utterly ludicrous.
I did vote remain but based on this, especially the pizza experience, I will be voting leave in the 2nd referendum
Wow
Integroo said:
jakesmith said:
I’m in Malta on holiday at the moment.
I can not fathom how this is a part of the EU
The whole island looks like an abandoned building site
There are bags of rotting food and food waste like bones in the street
In 3 days I have only seen 3 decent cars, a RRS, 991.2 and a Cayenne.
The car parks here are a joke, badly laid out, inadequately planned
It is very obvious that standards around things like Healy and safety are woefull compared to the U.K.
There is little evidence of any measures to reduce environmental impact or improve animal welfare
The roads are shot to bits and there is shocking traffic even in the low season
Apart from one EY building I have seen no evidence of any economic activity outside of tourism
Our pizzas came yesterday and there was no cutlery, we asked for some but the bloke never returned
I simply can not fathom how a country like this with the population of Bristol, is given an even footing at the table in the EU it seems utterly ludicrous.
I did vote remain but based on this, especially the pizza experience, I will be voting leave in the 2nd referendum
A bad Maltese pizza restaurant is going to change your mind from remain to leave?I can not fathom how this is a part of the EU
The whole island looks like an abandoned building site
There are bags of rotting food and food waste like bones in the street
In 3 days I have only seen 3 decent cars, a RRS, 991.2 and a Cayenne.
The car parks here are a joke, badly laid out, inadequately planned
It is very obvious that standards around things like Healy and safety are woefull compared to the U.K.
There is little evidence of any measures to reduce environmental impact or improve animal welfare
The roads are shot to bits and there is shocking traffic even in the low season
Apart from one EY building I have seen no evidence of any economic activity outside of tourism
Our pizzas came yesterday and there was no cutlery, we asked for some but the bloke never returned
I simply can not fathom how a country like this with the population of Bristol, is given an even footing at the table in the EU it seems utterly ludicrous.
I did vote remain but based on this, especially the pizza experience, I will be voting leave in the 2nd referendum
Wow
However as you called it out- the pizza thing was a total ball ache- I had a burger,and my wife was left going over to another waiter and asking him for cutlery. The pizzas were not good actually.
Today I ordered a Recces peanut butter milkshake. It came with M&M’s not Reece’s pieces as a garnish as they ‘had ran out’!!??
Our hire car is a C4 cactus, whilst I wasn’t expecting it to live up to my R8 at home, the could have serviced it at least, it is overdue by no less than 19,000 km
The place is a joke and if this is the level for EU members then we’re best off out, and then there are all the Target 2 concerns in addition.
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