Brexit thread 2 Electric Boogaloo

[dicko1969]

Lottery winners
Wow just youtube the disaster cases.

If you are lower class, whatever that means, it takes 2 generations to become middle class.

You don't change class overnight because you won shot loads of money

[CCTV]

Lottery winners
Wow just youtube the disaster cases.

If you are lower class, whatever that means, it takes 2 generations to become middle class.

You don't change class overnight because you won shot loads of money

It's not confined to the working class. It applies to the middle and upper class too.

Social mobility is attainable in one generation though.

Far more interesting youtubes in the field of medicine.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eb5SmhY30kw
Stents & Statins - Do they work? A top cardiologist's view.
Published on Aug 25, 2018
A highly respected UK cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra, reveals his controversial views on coronary stents and statin drugs (8:55), in this extract from a longer presentation on health promoted by the EU parliament,, April 2018. https://youtu.be/H4uVNywg848
Here's an independent french study that did extensive analysis on statin use and effectiveness, which largely debunks the popular industry-supplied (drug company) recommendations. http://bit.ly/statins-research-2015. They concluded that "physicians should be aware that the present claims about the efficacy and safety of statins are not evidence based."
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...
https://t.co/myub2ihFcG

^^ that YouTube description doesnt do his talk justice imo. Basically he details the influence of criminalinity in his field.

[stevie harkness]

There's an online petition now to revoke article 50 and stay in the EU, the website keeps crashing under the strain but surely it can't be stopped? It's taking 3 fking years

[Balinkay]

Assuming a deal can't be reached in any reasonable amount of time, would you guys be ok with a new referendum with a new and improved question?

"Leave with no deal" vs "Stay"

[CCTV]

There's an online petition now to revoke article 50 and stay in the EU, the website keeps crashing under the strain but surely it can't be stopped? It's taking 3 fking years

Seems to be just another attempt to protest the results. Unlikely to have any reasonable basis other than most of the elected parliamentarians would also like to suppress the referendum results.

"It is not the most popular ever on the Parliament website. A petition for a second EU referendum in June 2016 attracted more than four million signatures and was debated in the Commons - but thousands of signatures were removed after it was discovered to have been hijacked by automated bots.
Another popular petition aimed to prevent US President Donald Trump from making a state visit, which attracted 1.8m signatures."
From a BBC article

[CCTV]

Assuming a deal can't be reached in any reasonable amount of time, would you guys be ok with a new referendum with a new and improved question?

"Leave with no deal" vs "Stay"

Not sure that would be legal.

[CCTV]

Or wise.

[stevie harkness]

I don't know how long the petition has been up to compare it to other previous ones. It seemed it ignited today. And doesn't half the time "closed for maintenance". Leader of the house of commons said it would have to get to 17m.

This petition is probably just a way for the Gestapo to collect the names and addresses of remainers

I don't fancy leaving with no deal but another referendum would surely stop Brexit.

[Balinkay]

Or wise.

I get the legal part, but could you elaborate on this one?

[CCTV]

Interesting the Gestapo are those who arent trying to surpress the results right.

Going off polls that I've seen I think your claim about stopping Brexit via a second referendum is wishful thinking.

I'd be very surprised if there was a second referendum.

[stevie harkness]

Interesting the Gestapo are those who arent trying to surpress the results right.

Going off polls that I've seen I think your claim about stopping Brexit via a second referendum is wishful thinking.

I'd be very surprised if there was a second referendum.

It's only wishful thinking if you want to stop Brexit.

I don't see anyone suppressing the result, it is known, has been for nearly 3 years now. It's been in all the papers.

[CCTV]

It's only wishful thinking if you want to stop Brexit.

I don't see anyone suppressing the result, it is known, has been for nearly 3 years now. It's been in all the papers.

https://whatukthinks.org/eu/questions/if-a-second-eu-referendum-were-held-today-how-would-you-vote/

Heres polling data since the referendum. Ask Bali if he recalls me getting both Brexit and trump results right in the older threads despite the polls suggesting otherwise.

The dont knows should swing in favour of Brexit, as will the Brexit support be underscored as people fear bring called Gestapo et al so they lie on the polls.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_United_Kingdom_European_Un ion_membership_referendum

I don't see any validation in your claim or question being answered otherwise.

In Scotland polling data suggests that the opinion is in favour of staying with the UK even without EU, rather than leaving the UK to stay with the EU.
I gather this isn't the claim being made by the politicians or the press ?
Its they need another referendum which theyd lose again. (Personally I'd have voted for Scottish indepndence)

[Balinkay]

I don't remember you getting them right, no. Too much unnecessary stuff floating about in my head.

[CCTV]

I get the legal part, but could you elaborate on this one?

You had a devicive referendum, one side lost the other side won.
If you dont let the winners win in a democracy, you dont have a democracy.

Britain not leaving would imo be far worse of an outcome than no deal Brexit.
It could also likely be so for the eu and its institutional interests.

[CCTV]

I don't remember you getting them right, no. Too much unnecessary stuff floating about in my head.

Well that's a pity. I cant find them old threads on the forum. I predicted both even with the polling data suggesting otherwise.