Even more sickened to read of these people who are now " suffering regret" because of their Brexit vote. Already?!!! What the F did they expect? So, lots of them only voted as a protest gesture. Duh! I wonder how many of them were literate and motivated enough to write to their MP with their concerns prior to the referendum? Give it another week, when petrol and food prices have gone up, and perhaps they'll make like lemmings on the white cliffs of Dover.

sign the petition!
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/131215

Thanks Nova- us two are going to sign that right away. Wouldn't it be amusing if there actually could be a second ref and a step back into the EU. How snivelling would we as a country look begging to be let back in.
As a bit of an aside, the Polish PM was interviewed last night on good ole Ch 4 news, and ( sort of) off camera he returned to Matt Frei to say bitterly that if the UK were to get into trouble militaristically speaking, " don't expect Poland to come to your aid.". Thought that was a bit of an odd thing to say given that we entered into the war in retaliation for Hitler's invasion of Poland etc. am I being a doofus? Did I miss something?

re: the worldwide movement i would suggest opening your eyes before it's too late

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And another. There seems to be a lot of legal minds out there at the moment engaged in this issue. I wonder if Nicola Sturgeon's assertion to keep Scotland in the EU, which can only be delivered by the breakup of the UK, was another part of a potential move to out manoeuvre the leave vote by delivering the pantomime villain, as in, the possibility of a UK break-up was an unexpected consequence of a leave vote, so worthy of a 2nd referendum on the grounds of, are you sure you want to leave now that it is clear this will also lead to the break up of the U.K?
Food for thought.
https://waitingfortax.com/2016/06/24/when-i-say-no-i-mean-maybe/

The plain fact is that the UK has not, as yet, left the European Union. What has happened is that the referendum has indicated that 52% of the people that voted, which was, in itself 72% of those people entitled to, said they wanted to leave. Put that another way, 38% of the total number of people entitled to vote, wanted to leave. This means that a little more than a third of the voting population are dictating the UK leaves Europe.
This vote is in no way legally binding and is advisory. It is up to the government, through the House of Commons, to decide on whether they act on it or not and envoke Article 50. Until they do, we are still in the EU, whether both sides like it or not.
It is this simple fact that is pissing Nigel Farage and a lot of European politicians off. They are currently not in control of the UK's destiny. The UK is, and will remain so until Article 50 is envoked.