UK Supreme Court: Government must have Parliament approval to initiate Brexit

[otto-san]

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/live/2017/jan/24/supreme-court-article-50-judgement-announces-its-article-50-judgment-politics-live
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/24/world/europe/theresa-may-brexit-vote-article-50.html?_r=0

adds a bit of a hurdle to leaving the EU; we'll see how this goes

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[Stocking]

United Kuckdom

[Willymcmilly]

BREXIT STATUS: INITIATED

[Poliwhirl]

so is there a chance they won't leave the EU, then?

[otto-san]

so is there a chance they won't leave the EU, then?

yeah, tho from what little i've read it's apparently more likely that parliament will pass it to avoid a public backlash. someone more familiar with UK politics would probs have more to say

[Stocking]

so is there a chance they won't leave the EU, then?

It's not likely. The U.K. is going to want to remain in the EU so that when it implements sharia law they get it too

[Poliwhirl]

It's not likely. The U.K. is going to want to remain in the EU so that when it implements sharia law they get it too

[Mega-Bear]

I don't think George Clinton and co really have the authority to decide this

[Doughboy]

changes little, just means may cant do what she wants with brexit

[Rigel]

So when is Ireland and Scotland going to leave Great Britain?

[Tactical Nuke]

So when is Ireland and Scotland going to leave Great Britain?

when they vote to

I don't know if you remember but they voted to remain last time



OT: they wouldn't go against the will of the people if they wanted to keep their positions in government
and may I say as a conservative I admire May a lot for her dedication