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A petition calling for a second referendum has gathered 1M votes in the last 24h, ten times the number required for a debate in Parliament. So we can assume that a debate will take place. But will it lead to a referendum being called? !
My take away from all those political casts for my personal use of IC, for everyday life? Rather than trying to get predictions out of IC, I will henceforth focus my questions on shedding light on my dilemmas, and trying to get a useful perspective on my situation. Namaste.
Differently from you I have already asked questions about post-Brexit and got really interesting and precise answers. I will just not post them on the Forum, because it seems to bother others the use of I Ching for big questions such as the destiny of a country or political outcomes. But, personally, I find it that I Ching responds really well and will carry on doing.
My question: outlook for a second referendum to be called? 57.5>18. How very interesting... Bad start, good ending, repairing the damage. That is a spot on description of the intention behind the petition. The yi amazes me - so often, it just perfectly describes the current situation. However, I really don't think in this case it predicts an outcome. There must be a number of legal provisions to protect the democratic process!
'Constancy, good fortune: regrets vanish.
Nothing that does not bring harvest.
With no beginning, there is completion.
Before de-husking, three days.
After de-husking, three days.
Good fortune.'
Whether that would be not leaving the UE at all or just negotiating a favourable exit treaty is beyond the scope of this answer.
My question: outlook for a second referendum to be called? 57.5>18.
The line speaks of 3 days before, 3 days after, and no beginning but an end. So obviously that petition surge did not lead to a second referendum. I do wonder if the question you had in mind was "will it ever lead in a second referendum?". Because it sounded like you were asking if that increased petition would cause this (which it didn't).A petition calling for a second referendum has gathered 1M votes in the last 24h, ten times the number required for a debate in Parliament. So we can assume that a debate will take place. But will it lead to a referendum being called?
outlook for a second referendum to be called? 57.5 > 18
Regardless of where we each stand about this, the democratic process said 'leave'. Now if the losers of the referendum start making a lot of noise with petitions, that still leaves them in the minority, no matter how loudly they petition. The democratic process has been followed so far, and if it continues to be followed properly, then the UK should leave the EU because this is what the majority want.There must be a number of legal provisions to protect the democratic process!
Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).