You miss my point.
May says the Scots cannot have a referendum because they don't know enough details about what they would be voting for. That didn't seem to stop the UK having one.
You miss my point.
May says the Scots cannot have a referendum because they don't know enough details about what they would be voting for. That didn't seem to stop the UK having one.
No. May says the Scots cannot have a referendum at the moment because there will be far more information and details about what they're voting for in a couple of year's time.
We wouldn't have had any more information about Brexit by delaying the EU referendum.
Sturgeon wants a referendum between August 18 and Spring 19 . Brexit is supposed to be concluded spring 19 so surely we'll have a pretty good idea of wahts in it by then.No. May says the Scots cannot have a referendum at the moment because there will be far more information and details about what they're voting for in a couple of year's time.
We wouldn't have had any more information about Brexit by delaying the EU referendum.
We would if the fuckers had set out, in understandable terms for the layman, what in/out meant for the country.
Which brings me nicely back to where i started from in this thread, namely, a referendum was a fucking stupid idea.
Adios Amigos.
Sturgeon wants a referendum between August 18 and Spring 19 . Brexit is supposed to be concluded spring 19 so surely we'll have a pretty good idea of wahts in it by then.
Then why not ask the Scots to wait a few more months for confirmation of what the deal will look like? The UK shouldn't have to bend over backwards to appease the SNP, especially when they had an independence referendum just a few years ago.
I've no problem with them having another referendum, but you have it at our earliest convenience, which is after Brexit.
For me the deciding factor and the only reason to vote yes wouldnt be nationalist at all . I would only vote yes if staying integrated in the EU was guaranteed.
She hasnt asked the Scots anything, she asked for the power to call a referendum, which wouldnt be held for at least 18 months, when the Brexit deal should be known.There is though a good chance the negotiations will drag on more than two years, even a chance we could have a change of government before amy Brexit deal is ratified, what then ?Then why not ask the Scots to wait a few more months for confirmation of what the deal will look like? The UK shouldn't have to bend over backwards to appease the SNP, especially when they had an independence referendum just a few years ago.
I've no problem with them having another referendum, but you have it at our earliest convenience, which is after Brexit.
She hasnt asked the Scots anything, she asked for the power to call a referendum, which wouldnt be held for at least 18 months, when the Brexit deal should be known.There is though a good chance the negotiations will drag on more than two years, even a chance we could have a change of government before amy Brexit deal is ratified, what then ?