Current Affairs EU In or Out

[zirc]

Works both ways my friend.......

Not in the same quantities. Look at the percentage of UK exports that go to Europe and the reverse.

Like I said before, I actually stand to gain personally from a Brexit vote. I am more curious than anything else what is going to happen. I would be very upset if I were about to lose my job because of this, however.

 

[bizzaro]

That's not the point, the point is even he seems to be admitting one of the cornerstones of the Leave campaign - namely £350m p/w that can be spent on the NHS - is untrue.

Lied.

In other words.

 

[peteblue]

Lets ditch the name calling lids it's done, now we deal with / discuss the issues

Exactly, back to reasoned logical argument......

 

[Lee Smith]

To everyone on here postings pics of the markets or the fact that the pound has fallen, so what, it was nailed on that that would happen in the short term if a Leave vote won. This vote isn't about the prosperity of the UK the day after the referendum, it's a long term vision. Let's revisit how things are looking in 5 years time shall we and stop all the pant wetting

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I'm sure it looks like that from up on your high horse

It's a high horse that has a lot of respected voices on it, meanwhile despots like Le Pen and Wilders are cheering this decision. It's a sad day for Britain when we do anything that is applauded by such horrid individuals.

 

[everton2004]

Blackpool voted to come " Out " . I don't know if that's the EU vote , or we're all now officially gay

 

[admirschleck]

Wow Britain.

 

[zirc]

What new tariffs? Last time I checked we were still in the EU. We haven't left yet and won't for some time.

That is not going to prevent companies from sacking people and moving operations to the continent. Business doesn't like uncertaintly and doesn't want to be anywhere near it.

 

[bizzaro]

To sum up this entire referendum and the results: "dishonesty on an industrial scale".

Slowly, the 52% will realise the scale of the lies and political levering and that the 'scaremongering' - wasn't.

Spot on.

Can't disagree with a single word of what you've said this morning.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

To everyone on here postings pics of the markets or the fact that the pound has fallen, so what, it was nailed on that that would happen in the short term if a Leave vote won. This vote isn't about the prosperity of the UK the day after the referendum, it's a long term vision. Let's revisit how things are looking in 5 years time shall we and stop all the pant wetting

So what? I've just lost about 10k from my savings, but yeah, so what.

 

[bizzaro]

That is not going to prevent companies from sacking people and moving operations to the continent. Business doesn't like uncertaintly and doesn't want to be anywhere near it.

He will see it happening over the next few weeks.

 

[Jags..class]

Not a fan of Cameron but don't think he should resign right now for stability reasons.

 

[zirc]

It's a high horse that has a lot of respected voices on it, meanwhile despots like Le Pen and Wilders are cheering this decision. It's a sad day for Britain when we do anything that is applauded by such horrid individuals.

Any post criticising Wilders gets likes from me. Vile human being.

 

[bizzaro]

Any post criticising Wilders gets likes from me. Vile human being.

He's piping up though. Straight away.

 

[BluePeadar]

To everyone on here postings pics of the markets or the fact that the pound has fallen, so what, it was nailed on that that would happen in the short term if a Leave vote won. This vote isn't about the prosperity of the UK the day after the referendum, it's a long term vision. Let's revisit how things are looking in 5 years time shall we and stop all the pant wetting

Good point , in the meantime lets slide into a recession and hope for the best.