But your's has a time limit, brexit makes a permanent change and not for the better. And after the fact there is no going back to as we were. A return to the EU would never be on as good a terms a deal as we have now. And that is without even counting the families forever torn apart, for their veiws and or nationality. For some of us, we will never forgive and we will never forget. Family members disowned will remain disowned, friends lost will stay lost and hearts broken will never mend.

@Savage I agree, it's much worse (if that is possible) in the UK.

Yes

@Amisja When is that suppose to happen?

@AstralSmoke oh not a big vote...just in house squabbling

@Amisja I had heard of 'rumours' to vote on Brexit again. Are they just rumours?

@AstralSmoke just rumours

@AstralSmoke The people are demanding a peoples vote. a 2nd ref but leaders of both main parties are arguing with each other on what kind of brexit to have, shooting in the right foot or shooting in the left while we hurtle towards the cliff edge of no deal, harmageddon for the UK Whilst being deaf dumb and blind to the now aware will of the people. We need general strike, roads block, bring the country to a full stop. WE DEMAND A PEOPLES VOTE.

@Savage So, it's a substantiated rumour with no one in control paying attention. Great.

Here in the US, I believe the best response is to have all flight attendants strike. Maybe it'd work in the UK as well.

@Amisja I'm curious. I've heard (somewhere) that Russia and its money is behind or at least influencing the decision of Brexit. Is there any type of investigation concerning Brexit and Russia that is being conducted in the UK?

@AstralSmoke Not really. People don't fly to the same extent. Plus we have the channel tunnel. Oh its all so stupid.

No actually Mrs. May is a remainer. She just got dumped with this. Its ridiculous.

@OwlInASack Oh me neither...anyway I am a follower of JC

@OwlInASack yeah

@Amisja Supposedly, but I think much business has flowed her husbands way and I think she's at heart, or is that at wallet, a leaver now.

@Savage possibly

@Amisja I've followed JC since his arrest protesting apartheid in south Africa when I was a kid, right up until he closed himself off from the will of the people and became guilty of all he had accused others of before him, working to his own agenda, not the peoples. One thing I hate about getting older, you start to run low on hero's, until you have none at all. I think I've reached that point.

@Amisja Have a look at his business holdings and interests, certainly clears some of the fog.And same with the other big Leave supporters from betting on the pound failing to encouraging financers to avoid brexit britian, moving HQs out, money funds out. And if you get the chance, Steal a copy of Moggs daddies book, it's not lke they make a secret of it.

@Savage You have you

@Amisja Well there's bits of me left, but without my youngest here they just sit in a pile in the middle of the room. I keep myself eating just to keep me going until I get him again though sleep becomes a stranger, when he's not here. Slept last for few hours about 70 - 80 hours ago, going to try sleep a bit in the morning. And coming up soon is a week in Paris, see if a riot can wake my brain up.

@OwlInASack He has always made a big thing about standing up for the little guy, the weak or oppressed and against the corporate mind set in government, a people first person. But he has blinded himself with his old, dated view of the EU. And the mistake that makes him like all who has gone before, he blindly believes in his own hype. As do many. He's a good man, but that is half his problem, he needs more self doubt, an honest rethink of the path he wants to take us down. He has fallen into the trap of having been on the right side of history for so long, he doesn't realise he has strayed across the line.