Thought I'd start a new thread as this is going to be a major talking point this year...have not made up my mind yet...(unlike bucksfizz)....but thinking of voting for an exit as Europe is not doing Britain any good at all it seems....

fred - your intial comment re WW2 was wrong anyway .....
perhaps you didn't read what i actually wrote ...... "a deal deemed BAD by both sides is the sign of a good compromise"

Manuel,

The "forced compromise" at Treaty of Versaille 1919 and the "punishing" of Germany was, and still is held, as partially responsible for the rise of Hitler to power.

The contents of the treaty may have been inevitable but caused resentment and discontent which was fermented by Fascism.

A compromise often has the problem of ongoing dissatisfaction, sometimes dormant for years, but present.

If you used the word "best" rather than "good" your expression might be more valid.

treaty of versaille had no hint of compromise at all! .... it was an out and out punishment of germany

in any case, it was you who chose to focus on WW2, not me
i was making a more universal observation

All pretty academic...now back to the business of the informed referendum.

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Compromise

"the expedient acceptance of standards that are lower than is desirable."

I see the appeal.

Now I understand what informed means - we will be presented with a compromise. Thanks for the clarification guys,

Leavers were informed Stan and won and are happy with the result so having a referendum for a few remoaners who didn't know what they voted for is an irrelevance.

Roll on Independence Day.

Hils , no deal is not the ideal scenario but is better than chucking good money after bad.

7834 - that wasn't what i said either :-)

You lot still cracking on that you don't understand and then fail miserably to try and twist things around.. how pathetic but there again that comes as no surprise from right wing types as you've had plenty of practise.

Do what the Catalans did Stan and hold an independence referendum for Burnley.

Oh Stan. Another lesson in English. It is practice, as in practice makes perfect. And while we are at it, lose and loose are different words. Now the difficult bit: lose is mainly a verb, while loose can be an adjective, verb or noun. I won't go into what an adjective or verb is, just google it.
Example:
We lost the match to those loosers from Burnley.
I am losing patience with the nutters on the loose around here, since it is clear that they have a screw loose.
Got it?

Only reason I am "cracking on" is because you have never explained your vision or how you will achieve it. Please explain the Compromise informed referendum.

I know what I want and how to achieve it. Pull the plug on negotiations and walk away.

I still believe that 52 to 48 was not a true reflection. Stopped counting around 3.00am that glorious night when it got messy

9 out of 10 of like minded Patriots in my inner circle voted out.

voting one way or the other did not make you a patriot ...... very jingoistic

It,

Will you explain P7841 again?

I need a little loosener.

Martini,

You probably have deep pockets and can afford "walking away" without discomfort, however, the consequences for those with less disposable income may be catastrophic.

Keep an eye on "Cost of food in the United Kingdom increased 2.10 percent in August of 2017 over the same period

Fred ok got that. Now explain your vision and how you will achieve it?

No.

It is a middle game and the cons have chosen the wrong opening.

You tell me how your cohorts are going to play it and what they are going to win.