11 Jul 2016 17:16:55
May day! May day! so it has come to this, on Wednesday we will have the home secretary who campaigned to remain in the eu as prime minister of a country who voted to leave the eu, her rival who I must confess I had never heard of has dropped out at the first sign of trouble, I have to say eds and fellow posters I don't like the way "democracy" is being played out in the country, added to this corbyn is facing a leadership challenge, imo the only thing we can do now is to hold a general election asap as all the parties are in disarray and the public have no idea who belongs to who as regards to each major party, meanwhile the hidden agenda will carry on and no doubt try to take advantage of this time of uncertainty that is sweeping through the country, we have already seen the generation gap at each others throats before, during and after the referendum.
The personal abuse from May supporters has been plain for everyone to see. Are these the kind of indivduals that people want in power, off course not, and I don't think we've heard the last of this. Also, I wonder how the likes of UKIP et al will respond? i'm sure one of their MPs said that if May gets he role of PM, then they'll come back with a vengeance? not sure what that means or whether it will have an affect!
Article 50, they'll look for excuses (probably already lined up) that they can't trigger it straight away due to one thing and another. Tey'll wait until after March 2017, and they know that by doing this, approval from 14 state members will be required to leave, funny that has not been mentioned in the MSM or Press that much, if at all. What Democracy!
Camoron stepped down because he was on the remain side and thought it would be moraly wrong to continue as a 'remainer'. So they go and put 'remainer' May as p.m.
Wow, Excellent, So much better
Just madness.
It was a stalling tactic. There was never any hope of a leave PM.