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Plenty of statements made by the Prime Minister and others since the referendum could conceivably be interpreted as Article 50 invocations if the EU wanted to g
by djmobley 10y ago
Plenty of statements made by the Prime Minister and others since the referendum could conceivably be interpreted as Article 50 invocations if the EU wanted to go down that road.
They won't, of course, because an acrimonious Brexit is in nobody's interests.
- davidgerard 10y agoBrexit is in nobody's interests, and yet here we are.
- gambiting 10y agoWell, clearly it's in interest of Rupert Murdoch, since his newspapers keep calling supreme judges "traitors of the people" and spewing nonsense about how UK is going to be some sort of paradise after leaving EU. So there must be a group of ultra-rich people for whom brexit is beneficial in some way.
- midgetjones 10y agoThey're literally saying it will be great for them and terrible for the rest of us. I doubt it'll make a blind bit of difference though. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/brexit-guy-hands-says-cut-wages-30-percent-twenty-years-private-equity-a7540986.html http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/brexit-guy-h...
- eli_gottlieb 10y agoProbably because Murdoch thinks dividing countries from each-other makes them easier to manipulate. He's rather like Putin in that respect.