If Scotland and Northern Ireland want to become independent then good luck to them.. Unlike the E.U. we will not only give them the chance to vote, but we will also accept the result and not resort to legal challenges or demands for the vote to be rerun.
The E.U. on the other hand has never once accepted a critical vote. It has made countries vote again and again and again until it get the "right" answer and I don't believe they will ever sign a deal on Brexit. It will be an endless game of soldier soldier (http://www.musicanet.org/robokopp/english/osoldier.htm) and they think we aren't willing to walk away when the talks get nowhere. How else do you explain the attempt to grab Gibraltar (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39475127) or the idea that we owe the E.U. a penny (http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/786984 ... e-minister). When you move out of a flat share you give any required notice and you take with you all your belongings (or agree a cash alternative). You don't pay your former housemates for the goods they plan to buy after you leave.
Finally I had several choices of the British video response to the E.U. ranging from "Rule Britannia" to "Do you here the people sing" but I settled on this:
(and of course now I posted about the videos not working, it works fine)
Mark
The E.U. on the other hand has never once accepted a critical vote. It has made countries vote again and again and again until it get the "right" answer and I don't believe they will ever sign a deal on Brexit. It will be an endless game of soldier soldier (http://www.musicanet.org/robokopp/english/osoldier.htm) and they think we aren't willing to walk away when the talks get nowhere. How else do you explain the attempt to grab Gibraltar (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39475127) or the idea that we owe the E.U. a penny (http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/786984 ... e-minister). When you move out of a flat share you give any required notice and you take with you all your belongings (or agree a cash alternative). You don't pay your former housemates for the goods they plan to buy after you leave.
Finally I had several choices of the British video response to the E.U. ranging from "Rule Britannia" to "Do you here the people sing" but I settled on this:
(and of course now I posted about the videos not working, it works fine)
Mark