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[roydo]

Anything backed up by Vorderman is a winner for me

I got rescued by her kids once.

True story.

And her mum is lovely. Looks like an 80 year old Carol Vorderman. Which isnt that odd really.

Back on topic.

Will French wine be more expensive?? Sake.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Will French wine be more expensive?? Sake.

Don't worry roydo, think the stuff you probably drink won't get much more than 2 quid a bottle.

 

[ianefc]

It will mate (time), and I'm no expert - I've not got a clue to be fair, but I do know the media love to whip up some hysteria so try an look for a balanced view.

I then look at this and wonder...



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Wonder all you want, I got 1.52 November 23rd 2015 I got 1.69 September 2014. A steady decline as the Tory's edged us towards today.

 

[Seanjd]

Couple of questions;

Firstly, how important do you think it was to consider wider political implications when voting? I'm not talking about what will happen with trade deals etc, but the fact that Boris Johnson could well be our new Prime Minister, and Nigrl Farage will gain massive popularity from the back of this?

Also, why do you think leave campaign was backed by the right of the Tory party (Johnson/Gove etc) as well as the far right (UKIP, Britain First). What is it about Brexit which makes it appealing to them? Why were there no far right campaigners for remain?

 

[ToffeeTim]

Wonder all you want, I got 1.52 November 23rd 2015 I got 1.69 September 2014. A steady decline as the Tory's edged us towards today.

Currency fluctuations will happen for ever. The pound is strong to avoid anything disastrous tho. The Euro is undoubtedly not.

 

[Tigger]

I got rescued by her kids once.

True story.

And her mum is lovely. Looks like an 80 year old Carol Vorderman. Which isnt that odd really.

Back on topic.

Will French wine be more expensive?? Sake.

Got me googling Carol Vordermans mum now, the misses will think my fetishes have reached new levels. Also really intrigued as to what her kids could rescue you from nowlol

 

[ianefc]

Currency fluctuations will happen for ever. The pound is strong to avoid anything disastrous tho. The Euro is undoubtedly not.

Time will tell. I hope you're right. Let's see what happens to mortgage and interest rates.

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

It was a fair few years ago now, but I remember getting $2 to the £

 

[bring the ghost on]

The fact this man was elected by this country only a year ago means for every single person not happy with the vote , take a look at who you voted for in the election and you brought it along yourselves.

I, and many others like me, didn't vote for Cameron or Brexit.

 

[bring the ghost on]

Nigel Farage will gain massive popularity from the back of this

Interesting one this. On the one hand, Farage has been given a mandate in that people agree with his stance.

But, on the other hand, he has just lost his entire raison d'etre overnight.

If we've left Europe, what's the point in UKIP?

 

[ianefc]

Couple of questions;

Firstly, how important do you think it was to consider wider political implications when voting? I'm not talking about what will happen with trade deals etc, but the fact that Boris Johnson could well be our new Prime Minister, and Nigrl Farage will gain massive popularity from the back of this?

Also, why do you think leave campaign was backed by the right of the Tory party (Johnson/Gove etc) as well as the far right (UKIP, Britain First). What is it about Brexit which makes it appealing to them? Why were there no far right campaigners for remain?

wow. Great times, imagine supporting that. Fearing what the migrants probably won't do as appose what the economy will do.

Britain furst GIVE US ARE CUNTRY BACK

 

[Toffeelover]

We leave Europe, Farage has lost his job. Tried to stand here for MP but lost!

On the one hand give him credit, he is a clever fellow and can speak well.

 

[ToffeeTim]

As much as I am not a fan of Farage, he devoted much of his life to an issue and finally saw it through to fruition. Maybe some other (more likeable) politicans could take note.

 

[Blueblooded]

im a member of the Labour party and voted out. Corbyn did nothing to persuade me to stay in the Remain camp. Tony Blair would have had everyone voting in (personal opinions on him beside) because he was an excellent politician and speaker.

Corbyn stands for everything a want... but has lost me to Boris Johnson.

For that he should be scaked

So you don't know your own mind and need someone to persuade you, even if they stand for everything you want?? Sorry, I'm a member of the Labour Party too and, after Blair, I want someone who can state their personal opinion and articulate why they're voting against it (lesser of two evils in Corbyn's case I reckon, given this was Tory internicine warfare which had feck all to do with the issue at hand). Boris Johnson will spout whatever populist nonsense thinks will get him the most votes. Corbyn is always going to be under attack from the media in this country; now is NOT the time for Labour supporters to be sticking the knife in.

 

[Seanjd]

Interesting one this. On the one hand, Farage has been given a mandate in that people agree with his stance.

But, on the other hand, he has just lost his entire raison d'etre overnight.

If we've left Europe, what's the point in UKIP?

Yep, euroscepticism was what UKIP sold themselves as being over the last few years, because it's what it has been. We know what they stand for though. They have far right ideals. This victory for them is the start of their ideological drive. Their name doesn't matter, it enshrines what they have achieved - and will help them gain votes.