Current Affairs EU In or Out

[peteblue]

I don't generally wish ill on people...but I make an exception for Blair

Our next President of Europe........

 

[orly]

i look forward with relish to many bigots being disconsolate tonight. you had your moment now back under your rocks.

I didn't realise you were so political, o Dispenser of Deserved Retribution

 

[dandydan]

Oh.... I do really loathe Blair the utter slimeball.

But then Farage is a complete tosser too.

HELP ME SOMEONE FFS.

If you can't decide then spoil your ballot with a bomb threat for the counters to see.

 

[Toffeelover]

I know what the leave camp have been saying if we vote to leave. I know what the remain camp have been saying if we vote to leave. But I have never heard from the remain camp if the vote is to stay in what can the country expect over the next 5, 10 or 15 years.

 

[arminisgod]

How we thinking its going? I'm amazed seeing the poll as i think 90% og people where I live are all out voters. Only 1 person out of 33 in my office voted in.

And she has done that because she thinks being in the EU means she can live in Australia.....

Shows her intelligence

 

[peteblue]

I know what the leave camp have been saying if we vote to leave. I know what the remain camp have been saying if we vote to leave. But I have never heard from the remain camp if the vote is to stay in what can the country expect over the next 5, 10 or 15 years.

There's no way they want you to know that, you'd vote leave........

 

[neil999]

Just read up on frank field and Kate hoey, as was interested what they were like seeing as they are labour mps but supporting leave

Both utter chumps, in

 

[roydo]

I know what the leave camp have been saying if we vote to leave. I know what the remain camp have been saying if we vote to leave. But I have never heard from the remain camp if the vote is to stay in what can the country expect over the next 5, 10 or 15 years.

My take on that is stability.

Like others have said, no one knows what will happen if we leave. No one.

But if we stay, then other than the normal ups and downs of stock markets and stuff, the political situation, whilst not ideal, will be stable. Ish.

For me, 4 years off semi retirement, that is really important. You can accept that the world is risky, but why introduce more risk to it?

Pretty selfish, granted. But that, and my market research, (search my posts) did it for me.

 

[peteblue]

How we thinking its going? I'm amazed seeing the poll as i think 90% og people where I live are all out voters. Only 1 person out of 33 in my office voted in.

And she has done that because she thinks being in the EU means she can live in Australia.....

Shows her intelligence

Like this fella......

 

[Allezfan]

Whichever way we vote, I think we can all be grateful that the campaign is finally over and we as a country can move on to talking about something bloody else.

 

[peteblue]

My take on that is stability.

Like others have said, no one knows what will happen if we leave. No one.

But if we stay, then other than the normal ups and downs of stock markets and stuff, the political situation, whilst not ideal, will be stable. Ish.

For me, 4 years off semi retirement, that is really important. You can accept that the world is risky, but why introduce more risk to it?

Pretty selfish, granted. But that, and my market research, (search my posts) did it for me.

I take an opposite view. As someone who has retired, whichever way the vote goes I will not really be affected. My thoughts are for my kids and my granddaughter.......vote leave ........

 

[peteblue]

Whichever way we vote, I think we can all be grateful that the campaign is finally over and we as a country can move on to talking about something bloody else.

Yeah we could do with a couple of good threads on 'immigration' or 'how the Germans really won the war'.......

 

[Matty_j1878]

I voted in because it would affect my work quite drastically, also don't fancy the Tories getting the chance to decide what laws are implemented or not.

One thing i don't agree with is 16 and 17 year olds not being able to vote (as it's likely to be them who it would affect the most) yet Margret who is 80 gets one (who without sounding horrible is not likely to be around that long)

 

[peteblue]

Hahaha and Nigel the investment banker is skint isn't he, real man of the people.

And he's had his nose in the EU trough for a while as well.......

 

[peteblue]

I voted in because it would affect my work quite drastically, also don't fancy the Tories getting the chance to decide what laws are implemented or not.

One thing i don't agree with is 16 and 17 year olds not being able to vote (as it's likely to be them who it would affect the most) yet Margret who is 80 gets one (who without sounding horrible is not likely to be around that long)

Don't worry, the 16/17 year olds will get to vote Leave in about 3 years time anyway.......