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As some people already said, even if the vote will be 'Leave' the Parliament most likely will not consider it and will not part ways with the EU siting some ma
by jedmeyers 10y ago
As some people already said, even if the vote will be 'Leave' the Parliament most likely will not consider it and will not part ways with the EU siting some made-up problems, that "prohibit" the exit right away. Await another referendum until the necessary results are obtained.
- gonvaled 10y agoNot so sure on this one: one thing that the UK is an example of is its respect for democracy. I hope the parliament accepts this non-binding vote, and take the necessary steps to swiftly break with the EU. We in the EU can then proceed unhindered.
- jedmeyers 10y ago> Not so sure on this one: one thing that the UK is an example of is its respect for democracy Ha! Let's remind each other about this conversation in 3 months and review our arguments.
- gonvaled 10y agoThere is absolutely no way that the British parliament is not going to ratify this. The bigger question is how this can be implemented. This is unexplored territory, for all involved parties.
- tremon 10y agoLooks like 3 months is too short. Cameron looks like he has no intention of getting the party started before his replacement is chosen, and that won't happen 'til October... Ironically, it's the EU that seems impatient to get this over with.
- ionised 10y ago> Not so sure on this one: one thing that the UK is an example of is its respect for democracy. As a Brit, I find that laughable.