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UK Column News YouTube Published Mon 17th December 2018
Today's hosts are UK Column News Editor and Anchor Mike Robinson with guest host Geopolitical Analyst and founder of the 21st Century Wire/TV both digging deep into the shallow veneer of the mainstream news underbelly with analytical verve and with pinpoint accuracy in ferreting out the truth. And joining us from across pond of American Free Press the Truth Hound Mark Anderson bringing us his recently sniffed out news.
'TWITTER OWEN PATERSON @OwenPatersonMP 12:26 AM 17th December 2018: "It is a highly encouraging that at least some cabinet ministers are coming round to the idea of a "managed no-deal" as the best way forward... As for this babble about another referendum, it undermines our negotiating credibility further."
'PENNY MORDAUNT (Minister for Women and Equalities): "Trust me, I will deliver Brexit: a managed no deal..."
'TWITTER CHRISTOPHER @chrisinsillco 1:0814th July 2018: Leave EU broke the law. 5) Brexit and Trump were both won through breaking the law. 6) Facebook let it all happen and covered it up.'
'TWITTER CHRISTOPHER @chrisinsillco 1:58 2nd November 2018: I reported Leave EU donors' Russian finance deals to UK/US intelligence months ago. People should understand that Russian operations in Brexit are intertwined w the Trump campaign. The Prime Minister is complicit in covering it up. She cares more about Brexit than the rule of law. (Timing - public opinion manipulation).'
'UNIVERSITY COLLAGE LONDON UCL 8th October 2018: The Mechanics of a Further Referendum on Daily Brexit
• A new referendum requires legislation: ensuring proper scrutiny of this, and adequate preparation for the poll would take at least 22 weeks.
• This would demand an extension to the Article 50 period, which should be achievable – but does open up some complications, particularly regarding the European Parliament elections due in May 2019.
• There are various trigger points for a referendum. Parliament could demand a referendum in return for approving the government’s deal with the EU, or impose it in the event of ‘no deal’ to avoid the UK crashing out without a deal.
• Some politicians have advocated a ‘yes/no’ referendum on the deal, but this would be unwise. The report also dismisses a two-stage poll, as some others have proposed, and concludes that a ‘deal’ vs. ‘no deal’ poll is unlikely.
• Three question formats are more viable: ‘deal’ vs. ‘remain’, ‘no deal’ vs. ‘remain’ (if no deal is reached) or a three-option poll on ‘deal’ vs. ‘no deal’ vs. ‘remain’.
• The franchise for a referendum should be the same as in June 2016, to avoid the risk that a changed franchise alters the result.
• Referendum regulation should be updated to account for online campaigning.
• Five scenarios for a referendum are set out, with a first possible polling day in May 2019.
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/constitution-unit/constitution-unit-news/The_Mechanics_of_a_Further_Referendum_on_Brexit
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