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Canary42 | 09:47 Wed 22nd May 2019 | ChatterBank

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May must be the first PM accused of treason for trying to achieve what the country voted for - Brexit.

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pixie374

You don't agree, I know. But I'm sure you agree that is "was" the decision made.
There should have been enough competence to either carry it out in the first place, or pass it over to people who would. This has been such a dishonest display of hypocrisy, it is almost unbelievable (if they weren't politicians...)

jim360

Yes, the first mistake was to offer the referendum in the circumstances it was offered, ie not to decide the question but to kill it. I'll never forgive Cameron for that. He says he has no regrets, apparently -- if he is genuine in saying so then he is beneath contempt.

Cloverjo

I totally agree, jim. I’m tempted to call him what Danny Dyer said about him, but it wouldn’t get past the AB censor.

david small

Canary42 is a windups merchant. Knowing full well May never intended us to leave the EU. Click bait.

jim360

What a sneaky person May was by signing Article 50, thus triggering a process that she's refused to stop that inevitably forces the UK out of the EU, and supporting that by introducing the necessary legislation to repeal the European Communities Act 1972, and in constantly spending billions of pounds on preparations to leave the EU. A very cunning plan.

Peter Pedant

well Edward Heath was accused fo treason for trying take us INTO the common market 1973

pixie374

She had little choice....other than political suicide... although they have managed it anyway in a more drawn-out way. They think the electorate are blind. And daft.