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So we out then yeah? if so it is a bloody disgrace the older people in this country have fuucked us all over
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So we out then yeah? if so it is a bloody disgrace the older people in this country have fuucked us all over
So we out then yeah? if so it is a bloody disgrace the older people in this country have fuucked us all over
Once the Bill is Law then the Prime Minister has the power to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which she's promised to do by the end of March, however receiving the rights to do this by then seems unlikely.
Once that is triggered we have 2 years to negotiate a deal, and then whatever has been agreed by the end of those two years is what we're left with.
In short we won't have left 'till 2019 at the earliest.
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We have not even begun to begin the negotiation process yet. First the "European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 2016/17" has to receive royal assent, it does not necessarily have to pass the Lords to do this, however the Lords are currently delaying the Bill.
Once the Bill is Law then the Prime Minister has the power to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which she's promised to do by the end of March, however receiving the rights to do this by then seems unlikely.
Once that is triggered we have 2 years to negotiate a deal, and then whatever has been agreed by the end of those two years is what we're left with.
In short we won't have left 'till 2019 at the earliest.
We have not even begun to begin the negotiation process yet. First the "European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 2016/17" has to receive royal assent, it does not necessarily have to pass the Lords to do this, however the Lords are currently delaying the Bill.
Once the Bill is Law then the Prime Minister has the power to trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, which she's promised to do by the end of March, however receiving the rights to do this by then seems unlikely.
Once that is triggered we have 2 years to negotiate a deal, and then whatever has been agreed by the end of those two years is what we're left with.
In short we won't have left 'till 2019 at the earliest.
The bill will be law by March 20th.
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So we out then yeah? if so it is a bloody disgrace the older people in this country have fuucked us all over
So we out then yeah? if so it is a bloody disgrace the older people in this country have fuucked us all over
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So we out then yeah? if so it is a bloody disgrace the older people in this country have fuucked us all over
So we out then yeah? if so it is a bloody disgrace the older people in this country have fuucked us all over
But yes you fuucked up .
ALL OF YOU !
This referendum proves to me how divided Britain is as a country.
The gaps between rich and poor, educated and uneducated, young and older generations are huge.
It was an emotional referendum; the uneducated, poor and old try to say we're neglected as citizens pay more attention to us !
You're all responsible for this result !
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