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Brexiters: what happens now?

So brexiters you got what you wanted, I want to know the procedure now.

When will article 50 be activated - apparently brexiters in Tory party want to delay so that they can draw up what negotiations they want, wtf is this? You didn't even have a ******* plan for a brexit??? Your drawing up your plans now????

I would like you to tell me the exact plan now about what's going to happen to Britain. Don't give me any wishy washy bs about taking control, these are people's lives not a game.

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Reply 1

GUMI

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Reply 2

Cheese Queen

We celebrate with a good glass of wine

Reply 3

mojojojo101

They don't have a clue, which of course was bloody obvious 6 months ago as well.

Reply 4

ohgeez

Do you want that in Gantt chart form or a flowchart?

Reply 5

physicsphysics91

Party hasnt stopped yet so we've not thought about it.

Reply 6

QE2

Considering that Boris is now saying that there is "no need for haste" and "no need to invoke Article 50", it might have all just been a big con to get him the Tory leadership. Even he can't really think that leaving the EU is a good idea.

Reply 7

username2659199

right so i got no answers basically? wtf is going on? you vote to leave but don't even have a plan, and you admit to not having one??!?!

Reply 8

username2659199

It's clear that the lack of a response shows how under prepared the Brexit camp is for anything.

Reply 9

democracyforum

Cameron can ignore it, and claim the referendum is as legally binding as a random poll on the mumsnets forum.

The house of lords ignore it, declare the referendum illegal and dare the public to challenge them

Reply 10

TrueDetective01

I am going to have a pint of crap lager at the local here in Norway with some buddies, should be fun :P. I was kind of hoping to smoke a fat cigar and wear a top hat

Reply 11

username2659199

Original post by democracyforum

Except that's not going to happen and every knows it. Still no real answer.

Reply 12

username2659199

Original post by TrueDetective01

I am going to have a pint of crap lager at the local here in Norway with some buddies, should be fun :P. I was kind of hoping to smoke a fat cigar and wear a top hat

Oh, and again, no answer as to what will happen...

Reply 13

Catholic_

I could say the same for you Liberals after letting in millions of Muslims.

Reply 14

Zargabaath

It was painfully obvious there was no plan months before the election. Even on the TV debates this week no one suggested any plan when asked by the remain side.
There was a lot of "hurr deerr make britain gr8 m8" but no explanation on how we were supposed to do that. And they still won the vote.

Lmao smh Britain :noway:

Reply 15

Zargabaath

Original post by Catholic_

I could say the same for you Liberals after letting in millions of Muslims.

You could, but you'd be deflecting the argument without answering in typical brexit fashion

Reply 16

Josb

You have to wait a bit. :rolleyes:

My predictions:
1. New government (and shadow cabinet). 1-2 months.
2. New policies to compensate loss of EU funding (Higher Education & agriculture) 4-6 months.
3. Divorce agreement with the EU (immigration, border controls, visas, etc.). 8-16 months.
4. Trade agreements with other nations (USA, Canada, Australasia, etc.) 2-3 years.