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"Scotland and Ireland voted in. I hope they vote to be independent "Scotland will be out the door in a flash. Although it's slightly ironic that the only part of England that agreed with them is their old enemy London! | |||
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"Scotland and Ireland voted in. I hope they vote to be independent
Scotland will be out the door in a flash. Although it's slightly ironic that the only part of England that agreed with them is their old enemy London!"Yes I guess as London thought the same as its best to be in, I recon this is the last we see and know of GB, it wont be great Britain anymore, instead just England, what will happen to the union jack? | |||
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"I don't like the comments on the other thread that inferred everyone who voted out were stupid or ill informed. Both sides of the argument had people supporting them that are well informed, well educated, and not so, to infer everyone who voted a particular way is stupid is not correct. I will not say which way i voted but I hate the fact people are getting personal about this." | |||
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"I don't like the comments on the other thread that inferred everyone who voted out were stupid or ill informed. Both sides of the argument had people supporting them that are well informed, well educated, and not so, to infer everyone who voted a particular way is stupid is not correct. I will not say which way i voted but I hate the fact people are getting personal about this." Nobody likes the EU anyway, it's hard to design a worse institution. The vote was between people that want to try again and again to reform it and those who give up and take a different path. Those of us who voted to stay can't really say with objective certainty that it could have been reformed and anyone who liked it just the way it was is a bloody cretin! | |||
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"Only three regions voted to stay, London, Scotland and Northern Ireland, everywhere else voted to leave" Exactly, I voted in tune with my southern fairy neightbours but I can imagine if I was a northern monkey then I'd be pretty fed up now. It's been 8 fecking years since the financial crisis and most people in the EU have a lower standard of living now than before the crisis. Fact. Can't blame then for being pissed off about it. | |||
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"Scotland and Ireland voted in. I hope they vote to be independent
Scotland will be out the door in a flash. Although it's slightly ironic that the only part of England that agreed with them is their old enemy London!"well they can pay the 350 million aweek bill we had' and have all the immigrants move in with them | |||
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"Scotland and Ireland voted in. I hope they vote to be independent
Scotland will be out the door in a flash. Although it's slightly ironic that the only part of England that agreed with them is their old enemy London! well they can pay the 350 million aweek bill we had' and have all the immigrants move in with them "Is that sarcasm or you're the last person who hasn't heard what total crap that figure is? | |||
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"I don't like the comments on the other thread that inferred everyone who voted out were stupid or ill informed. Both sides of the argument had people supporting them that are well informed, well educated, and not so, to infer everyone who voted a particular way is stupid is not correct. I will not say which way i voted but I hate the fact people are getting personal about this." I wouldn't worry about it, true colours are being shown....dummys are being well and try spat out..the bitterness is incredible...I think a lot of people should seriously consider relocating to somewhere in Europe. | |||
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"One of the best quotes I heard from someone in Cornwall today (where we will be losing a lot of EU funding) was "Well, I voted out because I didn't think it would actually happen" Hmmm - How does the voting system work again "Ironically I had a family member say the same thing! I'm not suggesting they represent many voters though. | |||
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"And now the SMP will use this as another excuse in which to have another Scottish referendum which has already caused several families to break apart, to do this again is unjust! " How on Earth can it be unjust?? What utter nonsense. The MAJORITY of this country did not vote to leave! How can there NOT be a referendum?! | |||
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"One of the best quotes I heard from someone in Cornwall today (where we will be losing a lot of EU funding) was "Well, I voted out because I didn't think it would actually happen" Hmmm - How does the voting system work again
Ironically I had a family member say the same thing! I'm not suggesting they represent many voters though. "Two people at my work said the same thing - one was on the verge of tears. I'm not totally convinced that Boris isn't feeling the same way  | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would. "Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!! | |||
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"One of the best quotes I heard from someone in Cornwall today (where we will be losing a lot of EU funding) was "Well, I voted out because I didn't think it would actually happen" Hmmm - How does the voting system work again
Ironically I had a family member say the same thing! I'm not suggesting they represent many voters though. "Sadly, I think they could be fairly representative down here lol | |||
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"it is what you make of it i opted for leave. not once influenced through migration or refugee crisis. i looked into it fully having studied it all at secondary school a good 7 years back and having the opinion then it was corrupt and a way of getting a rich state under your noses with out letting people know of it. the eu and its single market is outdated. you can all say it isnt but whilst your sat their wearing your american nike trainers that were made in china it shows trade from across the world will thrive. your restrictions on deformed fruit and veg causing tons of waste can be overturned. your still going to get the same products now as you did yesterday. baring in mind most people trying to opt for stay were multi millionaires living in america it didnt do much good for their case" | |||
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"One of the best quotes I heard from someone in Cornwall today (where we will be losing a lot of EU funding) was "Well, I voted out because I didn't think it would actually happen" Hmmm - How does the voting system work again
Ironically I had a family member say the same thing! I'm not suggesting they represent many voters though.
Two people at my work said the same thing - one was on the verge of tears.
I'm not totally convinced that Boris isn't feeling the same way "There are only two tragedies in life, not getting what you asked for or getting what you asked for. I hope we take the opportunity to rebuild the commonwealth. | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!"It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math. | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!
It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math."Who do americans drop the 's' on the end of maths? | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!
It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math."I'm off to NY in 3 months it'll be back up then... betcha... | |||
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"I don't like the comments on the other thread that inferred everyone who voted out were stupid or ill informed. Both sides of the argument had people supporting them that are well informed, well educated, and not so, to infer everyone who voted a particular way is stupid is not correct. I will not say which way i voted but I hate the fact people are getting personal about this. I wouldn't worry about it, true colours are being shown....dummys are being well and try spat out..the bitterness is incredible...I think a lot of people should seriously consider relocating to somewhere in Europe." Oh I'm not worried, I just don't understand the need to get personal 51.8% of those that voted voted out. Perhaps people should looked to the 28% of oeople who didnt vote and wonder why? Why didn't they vote, was it apathy, couldn't be bothered, not understanding etc. Not having a go at those who voiced their opinion. | |||
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"I'm so happy!!! Britain is the most diverse, multicultural , brilliant,beautiful country in all of europe if not the world, home to many nations who have taken Britain into their hearts and become part of it , we will survive and get stronger ? Why ? Because we have the whole world here ,and they are all british x" That's actually quite touching...good man. | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!
It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math.
Who do americans drop the 's' on the end of maths? "Because it is a mass noun not a pluralization, I imagine. It just happens to end in "s". | |||
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"it is what you make of it i opted for leave. not once influenced through migration or refugee crisis. i looked into it fully having studied it all at secondary school a good 7 years back and having the opinion then it was corrupt and a way of getting a rich state under your noses with out letting people know of it. the eu and its single market is outdated. you can all say it isnt but whilst your sat their wearing your american nike trainers that were made in china it shows trade from across the world will thrive. your restrictions on deformed fruit and veg causing tons of waste can be overturned. your still going to get the same products now as you did yesterday. baring in mind most people trying to opt for stay were multi millionaires living in america it didnt do much good for their case"
And now all of a sudden Armageddon hasnt happened.All those that said it would be the end of our economy and should listen to what the markets were saying can see today what the markets think. UK down 3.15 % europe down 5.22% france down 6.24% and germany down 6.82 %. That shows the markets think the euro economies are the ones more likely to suffer. The eu and our government need to act like adults and we all can benefit | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!
It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math."You guys are considering going back? Not too soon we hope?  | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!
It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math.
I'm off to NY in 3 months it'll be back up then... betcha..."We'll see. I don't know the answer to that, and neither to you. It's the speculation I could have avoided, along with the potential loss. Saying it may be up again in three months doesn't change the fact that I could have avoided gambling with my savings by changing it earlier. | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!
It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math.
Who do americans drop the 's' on the end of maths?
Because it is a mass noun not a pluralization, I imagine. It just happens to end in "s"."OK there were at least two words in that response that I didn't understand so you win | |||
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"it is what you make of it i opted for leave. not once influenced through migration or refugee crisis. i looked into it fully having studied it all at secondary school a good 7 years back and having the opinion then it was corrupt and a way of getting a rich state under your noses with out letting people know of it. the eu and its single market is outdated. you can all say it isnt but whilst your sat their wearing your american nike trainers that were made in china it shows trade from across the world will thrive. your restrictions on deformed fruit and veg causing tons of waste can be overturned. your still going to get the same products now as you did yesterday. baring in mind most people trying to opt for stay were multi millionaires living in america it didnt do much good for their case
And now all of a sudden Armageddon hasnt happened.All those that said it would be the end of our economy and should listen to what the markets were saying can see today what the markets think. UK down 3.15 % europe down 5.22% france down 6.24% and germany down 6.82 %. That shows the markets think the euro economies are the ones more likely to suffer. The eu and our government need to act like adults and we all can benefit"Good point, well made | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!
It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math.
You guys are considering going back? Not too soon we hope? "If things go according to plan then within the next year to year and a half. So not too soon. | |||
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"it is what you make of it i opted for leave. not once influenced through migration or refugee crisis. i looked into it fully having studied it all at secondary school a good 7 years back and having the opinion then it was corrupt and a way of getting a rich state under your noses with out letting people know of it. the eu and its single market is outdated. you can all say it isnt but whilst your sat their wearing your american nike trainers that were made in china it shows trade from across the world will thrive. your restrictions on deformed fruit and veg causing tons of waste can be overturned. your still going to get the same products now as you did yesterday. baring in mind most people trying to opt for stay were multi millionaires living in america it didnt do much good for their case
And now all of a sudden Armageddon hasnt happened.All those that said it would be the end of our economy and should listen to what the markets were saying can see today what the markets think. UK down 3.15 % europe down 5.22% france down 6.24% and germany down 6.82 %. That shows the markets think the euro economies are the ones more likely to suffer. The eu and our government need to act like adults and we all can benefit
Good point, well made "bet main reason for the pound dropping was a big gamble done by the banks they would have bet on us staying hoping for huge returns and like any gamble went the wrong way. didnt take long for the pound to begin to rise again today | |||
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"And now the SMP will use this as another excuse in which to have another Scottish referendum which has already caused several families to break apart, to do this again is unjust! How on Earth can it be unjust?? What utter nonsense. The MAJORITY of this country did not vote to leave! How can there NOT be a referendum?! " I cannot fault Ms Fish and her stance. It is only logical. While I would hate to see Scotland leave us (as it has a special place in my heart), I wonder whether - at least economically - it would be a good thing for them. In any event, I don't think the EU will be around in 10 years time. | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!
It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math.
You guys are considering going back? Not too soon we hope?
If things go according to plan then within the next year to year and a half. So not too soon. "Phew. Thought for a moment then that the referendum had had really serious consequences   | |||
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"And now the SMP will use this as another excuse in which to have another Scottish referendum which has already caused several families to break apart, to do this again is unjust! How on Earth can it be unjust?? What utter nonsense. The MAJORITY of this country did not vote to leave! How can there NOT be a referendum?! I cannot fault Ms Fish and her stance. It is only logical. While I would hate to see Scotland leave us (as it has a special place in my heart), I wonder whether - at least economically - it would be a good thing for them. In any event, I don't think the EU will be around in 10 years time." Neither do it. You really have to ask why any sane non-gernan politician would want the euro! | |||
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"it is what you make of it i opted for leave. not once influenced through migration or refugee crisis. i looked into it fully having studied it all at secondary school a good 7 years back and having the opinion then it was corrupt and a way of getting a rich state under your noses with out letting people know of it. the eu and its single market is outdated. you can all say it isnt but whilst your sat their wearing your american nike trainers that were made in china it shows trade from across the world will thrive. your restrictions on deformed fruit and veg causing tons of waste can be overturned. your still going to get the same products now as you did yesterday. baring in mind most people trying to opt for stay were multi millionaires living in america it didnt do much good for their case
And now all of a sudden Armageddon hasnt happened.All those that said it would be the end of our economy and should listen to what the markets were saying can see today what the markets think. UK down 3.15 % europe down 5.22% france down 6.24% and germany down 6.82 %. That shows the markets think the euro economies are the ones more likely to suffer. The eu and our government need to act like adults and we all can benefit
Good point, well made
bet main reason for the pound dropping was a big gamble done by the banks they would have bet on us staying hoping for huge returns and like any gamble went the wrong way. didnt take long for the pound to begin to rise again today"
Was a guy on our local news tonight from hargreaves landsdowne, very successful investment managers said they had more buying shares today than sellers. | |||
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"And now the SMP will use this as another excuse in which to have another Scottish referendum which has already caused several families to break apart, to do this again is unjust! How on Earth can it be unjust?? What utter nonsense. The MAJORITY of this country did not vote to leave! How can there NOT be a referendum?! " In this referendum 62% of Scottish voters elected to stay in the EU, in 2014, 55% decided to stay in the UK. The result in Scotland suggests to me that felt the bigger majority felt it was better for the UK as a whole to stay in the EU, just as the 2014 vote suggests the majority wish to stay in the UK. The two are not mutually exclusive votes, I see no reason why another referendum should be held in the immediate future. If Scotland did vote in another referendum and voted for independence, they would have to apply to the EU for membership, which takes years, with no guarantee of entry anyways. So what would happen then? | |||
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"it is what you make of it i opted for leave. not once influenced through migration or refugee crisis. i looked into it fully having studied it all at secondary school a good 7 years back and having the opinion then it was corrupt and a way of getting a rich state under your noses with out letting people know of it. the eu and its single market is outdated. you can all say it isnt but whilst your sat their wearing your american nike trainers that were made in china it shows trade from across the world will thrive. your restrictions on deformed fruit and veg causing tons of waste can be overturned. your still going to get the same products now as you did yesterday. baring in mind most people trying to opt for stay were multi millionaires living in america it didnt do much good for their case
And now all of a sudden Armageddon hasnt happened.All those that said it would be the end of our economy and should listen to what the markets were saying can see today what the markets think. UK down 3.15 % europe down 5.22% france down 6.24% and germany down 6.82 %. That shows the markets think the euro economies are the ones more likely to suffer. The eu and our government need to act like adults and we all can benefit
Good point, well made
bet main reason for the pound dropping was a big gamble done by the banks they would have bet on us staying hoping for huge returns and like any gamble went the wrong way. didnt take long for the pound to begin to rise again today
Was a guy on our local news tonight from hargreaves landsdowne, very successful investment managers said they had more buying shares today than sellers. "its believeable we have a strong currency. just shows people have faoth on the economy to take off with big amounts of shares being bought | |||
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" If Scotland did vote in another referendum and voted for independence, they would have to apply to the EU for membership, which takes years, with no guarantee of entry anyways. So what would happen then?" The same as what would happen now, we'll have to renegoiate for years with the EU for some sort of deal. | |||
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"And now the SMP will use this as another excuse in which to have another Scottish referendum which has already caused several families to break apart, to do this again is unjust! How on Earth can it be unjust?? What utter nonsense. The MAJORITY of this country did not vote to leave! How can there NOT be a referendum?! " Oh come on and think about it, the SMP relied heavily upon the oil to keep Scotland running! And bloody look what has happened there, thousands of job loses, redundancies made right left and centre, Aberdeen is a very expensive place to live, but the only prices that have dropped are property, I know for a fact mine is worth at least 10% lower now than it used to, I have a friend whose husband has now been out of work for over 6 months so they are now just living off her salary, so your telling me they were speaking the truth in the drivel that we can sustain ourselves? Yeah Right!  | |||
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"I don't like the result but it is what it is. I hope Scotland go for freedom this time though. I've seen quite a few Brexiters on Twitter shocked that we've left and now wishing they hadn't voted. How can people be so stupid? But I'm glad the NHS is going to get an extra £350m a week. That's great "the nhs wont get 350m a week it was more a figure of speech that some people took as gospel. if wanted with the spare 350 it could go into the nhs but in reality they will het no where near that but will surely get more funding now than they ever have | |||
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"I don't like the result but it is what it is. I hope Scotland go for freedom this time though. I've seen quite a few Brexiters on Twitter shocked that we've left and now wishing they hadn't voted. How can people be so stupid? But I'm glad the NHS is going to get an extra £350m a week. That's great
the nhs wont get 350m a week it was more a figure of speech that some people took as gospel. if wanted with the spare 350 it could go into the nhs but in reality they will het no where near that but will surely get more funding now than they ever have"I'm sure we were told it'd be spent on the NHS. That's what I'm expecting. | |||
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"I don't like the result but it is what it is. I hope Scotland go for freedom this time though. I've seen quite a few Brexiters on Twitter shocked that we've left and now wishing they hadn't voted. How can people be so stupid? But I'm glad the NHS is going to get an extra £350m a week. That's great
the nhs wont get 350m a week it was more a figure of speech that some people took as gospel. if wanted with the spare 350 it could go into the nhs but in reality they will het no where near that but will surely get more funding now than they ever have
I'm sure we were told it'd be spent on the NHS. That's what I'm expecting. "it was never told that it would all go on the nhs. just maybe some people were unable torealise this was to get you tjinking of tje amount of money going overseas that could be spent here. they could have put roads or schools after that 350m statement and select people would be unable to notice the true meaning of the message | |||
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"I don't like the result but it is what it is. I hope Scotland go for freedom this time though. I've seen quite a few Brexiters on Twitter shocked that we've left and now wishing they hadn't voted. How can people be so stupid? But I'm glad the NHS is going to get an extra £350m a week. That's great
the nhs wont get 350m a week it was more a figure of speech that some people took as gospel. if wanted with the spare 350 it could go into the nhs but in reality they will het no where near that but will surely get more funding now than they ever have
I'm sure we were told it'd be spent on the NHS. That's what I'm expecting.
it was never told that it would all go on the nhs. just maybe some people were unable torealise this was to get you tjinking of tje amount of money going overseas that could be spent here. they could have put roads or schools after that 350m statement and select people would be unable to notice the true meaning of the message "Vote Leave made the promise. I'm holding them to their word. But I see Farage is saying no, the overlord has spoken! | |||
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"Can Britain please chill the fuck out! I have to admit its embarrassing seeing some people who yesterday called for togetherness loosing their shit over this mornings result. The country has spoken, regardless of age, race, IQ, social status, religion, we're leaving the EU together, deal with it! I'm safe in the knowledge you make your own luck in this life and no good comes from living in fear. If any outcome of this referendum effects you long term then change it, simple as that, move to a different part of the country/world, switch jobs, start a new business, meditate, whatever, just use your fucking noggin! Our foreseeable future is mapped out for us well in advance regardless of what choice we made yesterday. The majority of you will still be able to sit on your fat arse at the end of a hard days work making money, part of it which pays towards a corrupt agenda, tuck into your processed food, while being brainwashed with one eye on your financed 52" HD Television and the other surfing Facebook on your financed Apple Mac while you're drip-fed more political bullshit over the coming months aimed at dividing us even more! Those with any amount of intellect will know as a nation it's time to stand together not fall apart. We're all humans living on planet earth, some of us are leaving an imaginary border named the EU, so what, things will work out, they always do." Voicing real concerns about potential consequences isn't living in fear. It's being pragmatic. There are concerns that will have to be taken into account by any person who cares about mitigation of risk, which is important in financial markets and trade deals. Yes, we are all humans living on planet earth. Your comments about "the majority of [us]" only serve to further divide instead of heal. The victors should be gracious in victory. | |||
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"I don't like the result but it is what it is. I hope Scotland go for freedom this time though. I've seen quite a few Brexiters on Twitter shocked that we've left and now wishing they hadn't voted. How can people be so stupid? But I'm glad the NHS is going to get an extra £350m a week. That's great
the nhs wont get 350m a week it was more a figure of speech that some people took as gospel. if wanted with the spare 350 it could go into the nhs but in reality they will het no where near that but will surely get more funding now than they ever have
I'm sure we were told it'd be spent on the NHS. That's what I'm expecting.
it was never told that it would all go on the nhs. just maybe some people were unable torealise this was to get you tjinking of tje amount of money going overseas that could be spent here. they could have put roads or schools after that 350m statement and select people would be unable to notice the true meaning of the message
Vote Leave made the promise. I'm holding them to their word.
But I see Farage is saying no, the overlord has spoken! "hold them to whatever word you like. your inability to understand the message they put across is quite amusing. | |||
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"The victors should be gracious in victory." Leave them to it. They're used to doing the bitching, it's a tough habit to kick but Remainers can get used to it. | |||
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"Can Britain please chill the fuck out! I have to admit its embarrassing seeing some people who yesterday called for togetherness loosing their shit over this mornings result. The country has spoken, regardless of age, race, IQ, social status, religion, we're leaving the EU together, deal with it! I'm safe in the knowledge you make your own luck in this life and no good comes from living in fear. If any outcome of this referendum effects you long term then change it, simple as that, move to a different part of the country/world, switch jobs, start a new business, meditate, whatever, just use your fucking noggin! Our foreseeable future is mapped out for us well in advance regardless of what choice we made yesterday. The majority of you will still be able to sit on your fat arse at the end of a hard days work making money, part of it which pays towards a corrupt agenda, tuck into your processed food, while being brainwashed with one eye on your financed 52" HD Television and the other surfing Facebook on your financed Apple Mac while you're drip-fed more political bullshit over the coming months aimed at dividing us even more! Those with any amount of intellect will know as a nation it's time to stand together not fall apart. We're all humans living on planet earth, some of us are leaving an imaginary border named the EU, so what, things will work out, they always do." | |||
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"Only three regions voted to stay, London, Scotland and Northern Ireland, everywhere else voted to leave" Erm excuse me? Manchester voted more than 60% Remain. | |||
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"I don't like the result but it is what it is. I hope Scotland go for freedom this time though. I've seen quite a few Brexiters on Twitter shocked that we've left and now wishing they hadn't voted. How can people be so stupid? But I'm glad the NHS is going to get an extra £350m a week. That's great
the nhs wont get 350m a week it was more a figure of speech that some people took as gospel. if wanted with the spare 350 it could go into the nhs but in reality they will het no where near that but will surely get more funding now than they ever have
I'm sure we were told it'd be spent on the NHS. That's what I'm expecting.
it was never told that it would all go on the nhs. just maybe some people were unable torealise this was to get you tjinking of tje amount of money going overseas that could be spent here. they could have put roads or schools after that 350m statement and select people would be unable to notice the true meaning of the message
Vote Leave made the promise. I'm holding them to their word.
But I see Farage is saying no, the overlord has spoken!
hold them to whatever word you like. your inability to understand the message they put across is quite amusing.
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"Only three regions voted to stay, London, Scotland and Northern Ireland, everywhere else voted to leave Erm excuse me? Manchester voted more than 60% Remain. " Most of London was 70%, maybe the South East can break away and be a city state like Singapore | |||
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"I don't like the result but it is what it is. I hope Scotland go for freedom this time though. I've seen quite a few Brexiters on Twitter shocked that we've left and now wishing they hadn't voted. How can people be so stupid? But I'm glad the NHS is going to get an extra £350m a week. That's great
the nhs wont get 350m a week it was more a figure of speech that some people took as gospel. if wanted with the spare 350 it could go into the nhs but in reality they will het no where near that but will surely get more funding now than they ever have
I'm sure we were told it'd be spent on the NHS. That's what I'm expecting.
it was never told that it would all go on the nhs. just maybe some people were unable torealise this was to get you tjinking of tje amount of money going overseas that could be spent here. they could have put roads or schools after that 350m statement and select people would be unable to notice the true meaning of the message
Vote Leave made the promise. I'm holding them to their word.
But I see Farage is saying no, the overlord has spoken!
hold them to whatever word you like. your inability to understand the message they put across is quite amusing.
"Free money" is always a vote winner though"it more than likely is. end of the day europe has took a bigger hit than us and the netherlands are now planning on holding a leave referendum themselves. maybe someones haf to make a stand on order for other countrys to also move into the worlds market | |||
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"I don't like the result but it is what it is. I hope Scotland go for freedom this time though. I've seen quite a few Brexiters on Twitter shocked that we've left and now wishing they hadn't voted. How can people be so stupid? But I'm glad the NHS is going to get an extra £350m a week. That's great
the nhs wont get 350m a week it was more a figure of speech that some people took as gospel. if wanted with the spare 350 it could go into the nhs but in reality they will het no where near that but will surely get more funding now than they ever have
I'm sure we were told it'd be spent on the NHS. That's what I'm expecting.
it was never told that it would all go on the nhs. just maybe some people were unable torealise this was to get you tjinking of tje amount of money going overseas that could be spent here. they could have put roads or schools after that 350m statement and select people would be unable to notice the true meaning of the message
Vote Leave made the promise. I'm holding them to their word.
But I see Farage is saying no, the overlord has spoken! "You do know that many Brexiters hate Mr Garage? They are not all gullible racists. | |||
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"Europe seems to be really pissed off ? All kinds of threats? Maybe its just because they lost their meal ticket x or they now fear a hexit, dexit,fexit, gexit,or whatever exit might turn up x Britain leads and the rest follow x" spot on. us leaving has planted the seed with other governments. questioning the eu, and looking outwards | |||
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"Only three regions voted to stay, London, Scotland and Northern Ireland, everywhere else voted to leave" Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool, Leicester, Warwick, Oxford, Cardiff, Brighton and West Wales. Best places too | |||
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"And now the SMP will use this as another excuse in which to have another Scottish referendum which has already caused several families to break apart, to do this again is unjust! How on Earth can it be unjust?? What utter nonsense. The MAJORITY of this country did not vote to leave! How can there NOT be a referendum?! " The sooner the better. | |||
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"I don't like the comments on the other thread that inferred everyone who voted out were stupid or ill informed. Both sides of the argument had people supporting them that are well informed, well educated, and not so, to infer everyone who voted a particular way is stupid is not correct. I will not say which way i voted but I hate the fact people are getting personal about this. I wouldn't worry about it, true colours are being shown....dummys are being well and try spat out..the bitterness is incredible...I think a lot of people should seriously consider relocating to somewhere in Europe." What, like England? | |||
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"Ne England and sw England fucked the rest of the country over. They voted primarily on immigration issues. Which will now accelerate as even more immigrants know there's a 2 year window for them to move to the uk if they had ever thought about it. Well done leave voters " youve obviously never been to the north or had a conversation with some one from the north. main one for people was jobs yes but not due to migrants it was more eu funding taking the factorys over seas. large shipyard closed and production moved overseas leaving a local coastal town basically out of work. do your research before throwing the migrant card about | |||
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"it was more eu funding taking the factorys over seas" The EU has never provided funding to move a factory from Northern England overseas. If you have a credible news link for it I'd love to read it. | |||
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"I'm so happy!!! Britain is the most diverse, multicultural , brilliant,beautiful country in all of europe if not the world, home to many nations who have taken Britain into their hearts and become part of it , we will survive and get stronger ? Why ? Because we have the whole world here ,and they are all british x" Well said | |||
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"it was more eu funding taking the factorys over seas The EU has never provided funding to move a factory from Northern England overseas. If you have a credible news link for it I'd love to read it. " ford more their transit factory from england over seas with the help of eu funding. you remainers are very bitter. and if the uk does struggle its not from how the vote turned put it will be the way in which you are all so childish and will do as little as you can to make britian thrive in the world | |||
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"it was more eu funding taking the factorys over seas The EU has never provided funding to move a factory from Northern England overseas. If you have a credible news link for it I'd love to read it. " http://m.dailyecho.co.uk/news/10020273.Ford_s___80m_EU_loan_to_boost_Turkey_factory___and_close_ours/ | |||
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"Ne England and sw England fucked the rest of the country over. They voted primarily on immigration issues. Which will now accelerate as even more immigrants know there's a 2 year window for them to move to the uk if they had ever thought about it. Well done leave voters youve obviously never been to the north or had a conversation with some one from the north. main one for people was jobs yes but not due to migrants it was more eu funding taking the factorys over seas. large shipyard closed and production moved overseas leaving a local coastal town basically out of work. do your research before throwing the migrant card about" Don't complain because the workforce up there aren't skilled enough and have the audacity to expose me. | |||
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"it was more eu funding taking the factorys over seas The EU has never provided funding to move a factory from Northern England overseas. If you have a credible news link for it I'd love to read it. ford more their transit factory from england over seas with the help of eu funding. you remainers are very bitter. and if the uk does struggle its not from how the vote turned put it will be the way in which you are all so childish and will do as little as you can to make britian thrive in the world" An EU loan was given so Ford could connect a smaller production facility on the South coast with their main factory in Turkey. That's the one and only example. Nothing has ever happened similarly for the North. | |||
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"it was more eu funding taking the factorys over seas The EU has never provided funding to move a factory from Northern England overseas. If you have a credible news link for it I'd love to read it. http://m.dailyecho.co.uk/news/10020273.Ford_s___80m_EU_loan_to_boost_Turkey_factory___and_close_ours/" You said Northern factories. Links please? | |||
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"38Degrees has a petition up calling for the 350m NHS pledge to be kept if anyone wants to sign it. " What is it with hippies and their petitions! Where's the magic money coming from? It was a bullshit figure that even the BBC drove a truck through it. The 'saving' doesn't exist ergo it cannot be reallocated. | |||
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"38Degrees has a petition up calling for the 350m NHS pledge to be kept if anyone wants to sign it. What is it with hippies and their petitions! Where's the magic money coming from? It was a bullshit figure that even the BBC drove a truck through it. The 'saving' doesn't exist ergo it cannot be reallocated. " People want to hold politicians to their promises, what's wrong with that? | |||
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"38Degrees has a petition up calling for the 350m NHS pledge to be kept if anyone wants to sign it. What is it with hippies and their petitions! Where's the magic money coming from? It was a bullshit figure that even the BBC drove a truck through it. The 'saving' doesn't exist ergo it cannot be reallocated. People want to hold politicians to their promises, what's wrong with that? " Other than the inevitable perpetual disappointment? People get the leaders they deserve, don't hate the player, hate the game. | |||
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"Ne England and sw England fucked the rest of the country over. They voted primarily on immigration issues. Which will now accelerate as even more immigrants know there's a 2 year window for them to move to the uk if they had ever thought about it. Well done leave voters " Of course, you have a special insight into voters' heads. Have you considered a career in political prediction? Many multi-cultural regions voted to leave. | |||
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"Bit pathetic trying to hold them to the 350m thing.. Would any fool really in the real world want more spent than was economically viable at that moment?? Haven't we been there before when huge debt was run up a previous government." Another campaign lie by leave | |||
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"Bit pathetic trying to hold them to the 350m thing.. Would any fool really in the real world want more spent than was economically viable at that moment?? Haven't we been there before when huge debt was run up a previous government. Another campaign lie by leave" Well personally I'm looking forward to the 18% drop in house prices so we can get on the ladder | |||
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"Ne England and sw England fucked the rest of the country over. They voted primarily on immigration issues. Which will now accelerate as even more immigrants know there's a 2 year window for them to move to the uk if they had ever thought about it. Well done leave voters " you mean they saved the country. So if they have fucked the country over, why would more migrants come? There would be no jobs for them would there? Or are you an anti immigration Remainer? Or are you just clutching at straws for something to have a go at? | |||
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"Bit pathetic trying to hold them to the 350m thing.. Would any fool really in the real world want more spent than was economically viable at that moment?? Haven't we been there before when huge debt was run up a previous government. Another campaign lie by leave Well personally I'm looking forward to the 18% drop in house prices so we can get on the ladder " That needs interest rates to rise which causes repossessions. Really hope that doesn’t happen. | |||
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"Bit pathetic trying to hold them to the 350m thing.. Would any fool really in the real world want more spent than was economically viable at that moment?? Haven't we been there before when huge debt was run up a previous government. Another campaign lie by leave Well personally I'm looking forward to the 18% drop in house prices so we can get on the ladder That needs interest rates to rise which causes repossessions. Really hope that doesn’t happen." Swings and roundabouts. Sick of being out bid by buys whose only talent was joining the ponzi scheme when I was a baby. They paid the inflated prices. In doing so they kept us whipper snappers out the market. In summary: fuck em like they fucked us. | |||
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"Bit pathetic trying to hold them to the 350m thing.. Would any fool really in the real world want more spent than was economically viable at that moment?? Haven't we been there before when huge debt was run up a previous government. Another campaign lie by leave Well personally I'm looking forward to the 18% drop in house prices so we can get on the ladder That needs interest rates to rise which causes repossessions. Really hope that doesn’t happen." I understand that the 'experts' are talking about interest rate cuts.............. | |||
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"Ne England and sw England fucked the rest of the country over. They voted primarily on immigration issues. Which will now accelerate as even more immigrants know there's a 2 year window for them to move to the uk if they had ever thought about it. Well done leave voters " Haha I love the idea of a group of people reading "migrate monthly" and chatting about where they are going... "hey look Petra..Britain have left the EU..i NEVER even thought of britain....there will be a 2 year gap to sneak in and try and set a life up...quick pack a bag and information the relatives of our secret plan" Really clutching now the remain lot... | |||
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"And now the SMP will use this as another excuse in which to have another Scottish referendum which has already caused several families to break apart, to do this again is unjust! How on Earth can it be unjust?? What utter nonsense. The MAJORITY of this country did not vote to leave! How can there NOT be a referendum?! Oh come on and think about it, the SMP relied heavily upon the oil to keep Scotland running! And bloody look what has happened there, thousands of job loses, redundancies made right left and centre, Aberdeen is a very expensive place to live, but the only prices that have dropped are property, I know for a fact mine is worth at least 10% lower now than it used to, I have a friend whose husband has now been out of work for over 6 months so they are now just living off her salary, so your telling me they were speaking the truth in the drivel that we can sustain ourselves? Yeah Right! "You've not spelled SNP right either time...typical though, that your type are fixated with the SNP. Vote Independence and THEN vote the SNP out. It's not rocket science. | |||
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"I feel the North held the decisive vote here. I voted in but can understand their anger as successive governments have failed to deliver on their promises to level the economic benefits around the country. What sayeth the floor? " lol and what do you consider the North, | |||
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"Ne England and sw England fucked the rest of the country over. They voted primarily on immigration issues. Which will now accelerate as even more immigrants know there's a 2 year window for them to move to the uk if they had ever thought about it. Well done leave voters Haha I love the idea of a group of people reading "migrate monthly" and chatting about where they are going... "hey look Petra..Britain have left the EU..i NEVER even thought of britain....there will be a 2 year gap to sneak in and try and set a life up...quick pack a bag and information the relatives of our secret plan" Really clutching now the remain lot..." Eire passports are gonna be even more popular in Norn now | |||
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"I feel the North held the decisive vote here. I voted in but can understand their anger as successive governments have failed to deliver on their promises to level the economic benefits around the country. What sayeth the floor? lol and what do you consider the North, " The definition of the north from the perspective of a southern fairy is "anything above Birmingham" | |||
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"Ne England and sw England fucked the rest of the country over. They voted primarily on immigration issues. Which will now accelerate as even more immigrants know there's a 2 year window for them to move to the uk if they had ever thought about it. Well done leave voters Haha I love the idea of a group of people reading "migrate monthly" and chatting about where they are going... "hey look Petra..Britain have left the EU..i NEVER even thought of britain....there will be a 2 year gap to sneak in and try and set a life up...quick pack a bag and information the relatives of our secret plan" Really clutching now the remain lot... Eire passports are gonna be even more popular in Norn now" I got mine last year | |||
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"it was more eu funding taking the factorys over seas The EU has never provided funding to move a factory from Northern England overseas. If you have a credible news link for it I'd love to read it. http://m.dailyecho.co.uk/news/10020273.Ford_s___80m_EU_loan_to_boost_Turkey_factory___and_close_ours/ You said Northern factories. Links please? http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1326948/Twinings-jobs-set-to-Poland-tea-firm-lands-EU-cash.html it all has knock on effect you narrow minded tool. look ahead rather than being in your own little bubble that is obviously contaminated with hatred http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2013/nov/06/shipyard-closure-announcement-and-pmqs-politics-live-blog there you are another two. if you did the research yourself i wouldnt have to educate you FAIL on both counts. The Twinings factory was given £10m for development in the UK. When it was discovered they used the money to move jobs the money was taken back. You can read about it here: http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/tea-firm-twinings-stripped-of-10million-132619 As for the shipyards article, it clearly says the Thatcher government used EU structural funds, of their own accord, to close the shipyards instead of investing in them. So that was down the government of the day how they used that money and nothing to do with the EU. My my, who's being educated now? " Yo mama? | |||
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"Bit pathetic trying to hold them to the 350m thing.. Would any fool really in the real world want more spent than was economically viable at that moment?? Haven't we been there before when huge debt was run up a previous government. Another campaign lie by leave Well personally I'm looking forward to the 18% drop in house prices so we can get on the ladder That needs interest rates to rise which causes repossessions. Really hope that doesn’t happen." why not, some of us have savings that would benefit from good returns | |||
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"I feel the North held the decisive vote here. I voted in but can understand their anger as successive governments have failed to deliver on their promises to level the economic benefits around the country. What sayeth the floor? lol and what do you consider the North, The definition of the north from the perspective of a southern fairy is "anything above Birmingham" " The definition of the north from the perspective of a southern fairy is the point at which the women have more tattoos and a favourite deep fat fryer | |||
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"Bit pathetic trying to hold them to the 350m thing.. Would any fool really in the real world want more spent than was economically viable at that moment?? Haven't we been there before when huge debt was run up a previous government. Another campaign lie by leave Well personally I'm looking forward to the 18% drop in house prices so we can get on the ladder That needs interest rates to rise which causes repossessions. Really hope that doesn’t happen. why not, some of us have savings that would benefit from good returns "I want to be wrong about the economics. The human misery of a repossession is awful. No one deserves that experience. | |||
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"Bit pathetic trying to hold them to the 350m thing.. Would any fool really in the real world want more spent than was economically viable at that moment?? Haven't we been there before when huge debt was run up a previous government. Another campaign lie by leave Well personally I'm looking forward to the 18% drop in house prices so we can get on the ladder That needs interest rates to rise which causes repossessions. Really hope that doesn’t happen. why not, some of us have savings that would benefit from good returns
I want to be wrong about the economics. The human misery of a repossession is awful. No one deserves that experience."the kids of today moan but no nothing of when interest rates were 17%+ on mortgages | |||
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"I feel the North held the decisive vote here. I voted in but can understand their anger as successive governments have failed to deliver on their promises to level the economic benefits around the country. What sayeth the floor? lol and what do you consider the North, The definition of the north from the perspective of a southern fairy is "anything above Birmingham" The definition of the north from the perspective of a southern fairy is the point at which the women have more tattoos and a favourite deep fat fryer" I read that once you go past Tamworth all the roads are mud you phone goes down to one bar... | |||
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"I don't like the comments on the other thread that inferred everyone who voted out were stupid or ill informed. Both sides of the argument had people supporting them that are well informed, well educated, and not so, to infer everyone who voted a particular way is stupid is not correct. I will not say which way i voted but I hate the fact people are getting personal about this." I agree well said | |||
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"A Prime Minister resigned. The £ plummeted. The FTSE 100 lost significant ground. But then the £ rallied past February levels, and the FTSE closed on a weekly high: 2.4% up on last Friday, its best performance in 4 months. President Obama decided we wouldn't be at the 'back of the queue' after all and that our 'special relationship' was still strong. The French President confirmed the Le Touquet agreement would stay in place. The President of the European Commission stated Brexit negations would be 'orderly' and stressed the UK would continue to be a 'close partner' of the EU. A big bank denied reports it would shift 2,000 staff overseas. The CBI, vehemently anti-Brexit during the referendum campaign, stated British business was resilient and would adapt. Several countries outside the EU stated they wished to begin bi-lateral trade talks with the UK immediately. If this was the predicted apocalypse, well, it was a very British one. It was all over by teatime. Tiffin anyone?" | |||
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"A Prime Minister resigned. The £ plummeted. The FTSE 100 lost significant ground. But then the £ rallied past February levels, and the FTSE closed on a weekly high: 2.4% up on last Friday, its best performance in 4 months. President Obama decided we wouldn't be at the 'back of the queue' after all and that our 'special relationship' was still strong. The French President confirmed the Le Touquet agreement would stay in place. The President of the European Commission stated Brexit negations would be 'orderly' and stressed the UK would continue to be a 'close partner' of the EU. A big bank denied reports it would shift 2,000 staff overseas. The CBI, vehemently anti-Brexit during the referendum campaign, stated British business was resilient and would adapt. Several countries outside the EU stated they wished to begin bi-lateral trade talks with the UK immediately. If this was the predicted apocalypse, well, it was a very British one. It was all over by teatime. Tiffin anyone?"
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"A Prime Minister resigned. The £ plummeted. The FTSE 100 lost significant ground. But then the £ rallied past February levels, and the FTSE closed on a weekly high: 2.4% up on last Friday, its best performance in 4 months. President Obama decided we wouldn't be at the 'back of the queue' after all and that our 'special relationship' was still strong. The French President confirmed the Le Touquet agreement would stay in place. The President of the European Commission stated Brexit negations would be 'orderly' and stressed the UK would continue to be a 'close partner' of the EU. A big bank denied reports it would shift 2,000 staff overseas. The CBI, vehemently anti-Brexit during the referendum campaign, stated British business was resilient and would adapt. Several countries outside the EU stated they wished to begin bi-lateral trade talks with the UK immediately. If this was the predicted apocalypse, well, it was a very British one. It was all over by teatime. Tiffin anyone?" BEST post of the day..... | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them." Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!!" Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh. | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh. "Why, has Corbyn been elected? | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh. "Please Use your crystal ball to give me tomorrow nights lotto numbers. If all this is coming you could at least give us a leg up since you know so much about the economic future | |||
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"A Prime Minister resigned. The £ plummeted. The FTSE 100 lost significant ground. But then the £ rallied past February levels, and the FTSE closed on a weekly high: 2.4% up on last Friday, its best performance in 4 months. President Obama decided we wouldn't be at the 'back of the queue' after all and that our 'special relationship' was still strong. The French President confirmed the Le Touquet agreement would stay in place. The President of the European Commission stated Brexit negations would be 'orderly' and stressed the UK would continue to be a 'close partner' of the EU. A big bank denied reports it would shift 2,000 staff overseas. The CBI, vehemently anti-Brexit during the referendum campaign, stated British business was resilient and would adapt. Several countries outside the EU stated they wished to begin bi-lateral trade talks with the UK immediately. If this was the predicted apocalypse, well, it was a very British one. It was all over by teatime. Tiffin anyone?" | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!"And anyone who has been watching the use recently will know it's only one cent lower than its previous year low | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh. "So let's get this straight...a lot of people are actually going back on their words and realizing it isn't such a scary thing..even the fucking president who now wants us as bezzies again...yet you remain lot still can't stop spouting doom and fucking gloom that you can obviously see in that future box you have... the sorest losers in history at this rate... You really are proving to be a negative bitter vile little bunch... reluctant to embrace or even attempt any change!! | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh.
Please Use your crystal ball to give me tomorrow nights lotto numbers. If all this is coming you could at least give us a leg up since you know so much about the economic future " | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh.
So let's get this straight...a lot of people are actually going back on their words and realizing it isn't such a scary thing..even the fucking president who now wants us as bezzies again...yet you remain lot still can't stop spouting doom and fucking gloom that you can obviously see in that future box you have...
the sorest losers in history at this rate...
You really are proving to be a negative bitter vile little bunch... reluctant to embrace or even attempt any change!!"Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy... "Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters Posted at 22:37 The White House has said that US President Barack Obama stands by comments he made that Britain would move to the "back of the queue" for trade talks in the event of a British exit from the EU, Reuters news agency reports." Hmmm...and I thought you said we were bezzies again. | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh.
So let's get this straight...a lot of people are actually going back on their words and realizing it isn't such a scary thing..even the fucking president who now wants us as bezzies again...yet you remain lot still can't stop spouting doom and fucking gloom that you can obviously see in that future box you have...
the sorest losers in history at this rate...
You really are proving to be a negative bitter vile little bunch... reluctant to embrace or even attempt any change!!
Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy...
"Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters
Posted at 22:37
The White House has said that US President Barack Obama stands by comments he made that Britain would move to the "back of the queue" for trade talks in the event of a British exit from the EU, Reuters news agency reports."
Hmmm...and I thought you said we were bezzies again. "Not to put too much of a downer on it because I've been defending the decision all day but what America will do to us pales in comparison to how China are going to f us in the a. | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh.
So let's get this straight...a lot of people are actually going back on their words and realizing it isn't such a scary thing..even the fucking president who now wants us as bezzies again...yet you remain lot still can't stop spouting doom and fucking gloom that you can obviously see in that future box you have...
the sorest losers in history at this rate...
You really are proving to be a negative bitter vile little bunch... reluctant to embrace or even attempt any change!!
Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy...
"Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters
Posted at 22:37
The White House has said that US President Barack Obama stands by comments he made that Britain would move to the "back of the queue" for trade talks in the event of a British exit from the EU, Reuters news agency reports."
Hmmm...and I thought you said we were bezzies again.
Not to put too much of a downer on it because I've been defending the decision all day but what America will do to us pales in comparison to how China are going to f us in the a. "Don't say that, you'll burst the Brexit bubble! | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh.
So let's get this straight...a lot of people are actually going back on their words and realizing it isn't such a scary thing..even the fucking president who now wants us as bezzies again...yet you remain lot still can't stop spouting doom and fucking gloom that you can obviously see in that future box you have...
the sorest losers in history at this rate...
You really are proving to be a negative bitter vile little bunch... reluctant to embrace or even attempt any change!!
Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy...
"Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters
Posted at 22:37
The White House has said that US President Barack Obama stands by comments he made that Britain would move to the "back of the queue" for trade talks in the event of a British exit from the EU, Reuters news agency reports."
Hmmm...and I thought you said we were bezzies again.
Not to put too much of a downer on it because I've been defending the decision all day but what America will do to us pales in comparison to how China are going to f us in the a.
Don't say that, you'll burst the Brexit bubble! "I said it months ago. The remain campaign were idiots not to use it. All the talk was about "Oh Germany will still want to sell us their Audi's" - big fucking whoop. The two largest economies are bigger than the bottom 176 - go figure! Anyway, "democracy, fuck yeah" | |||
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"A Prime Minister resigned. The £ plummeted. The FTSE 100 lost significant ground. But then the £ rallied past February levels, and the FTSE closed on a weekly high: 2.4% up on last Friday, its best performance in 4 months. President Obama decided we wouldn't be at the 'back of the queue' after all and that our 'special relationship' was still strong. The French President confirmed the Le Touquet agreement would stay in place. The President of the European Commission stated Brexit negations would be 'orderly' and stressed the UK would continue to be a 'close partner' of the EU. A big bank denied reports it would shift 2,000 staff overseas. The CBI, vehemently anti-Brexit during the referendum campaign, stated British business was resilient and would adapt. Several countries outside the EU stated they wished to begin bi-lateral trade talks with the UK immediately. If this was the predicted apocalypse, well, it was a very British one. It was all over by teatime. Tiffin anyone? "Why are people posting this? It is a UKIP lie package just as they lied throughout the campaign. (and then retracted once it was all over!) I saw this earlier today on Facebook with someone claiming it! I have no vested interest. We are going to do alright, safe investments and steady "income". Our needs are small and well catered for. BUT.. It boils my piss when people who were calling Gove bad things when he was in education and Boris a numpty, following them and believing what they said! And to have the far right at their shoulder, despicable! Not once did I hear them denounce Britain First. Not once did they distance themselves. Boris is on record as saying that Britain would have troubles outside the EU. in February 2016!! Soon change his mind for political gain... Fight away amongst yourselves, some really nasty comments on here.. Just off to set the block button up for a long session! Not for beliefs, I respect those but racism and hate as depicted by some on these threads... | |||
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"A Prime Minister resigned. The £ plummeted. The FTSE 100 lost significant ground. But then the £ rallied past February levels, and the FTSE closed on a weekly high: 2.4% up on last Friday, its best performance in 4 months. President Obama decided we wouldn't be at the 'back of the queue' after all and that our 'special relationship' was still strong. The French President confirmed the Le Touquet agreement would stay in place. The President of the European Commission stated Brexit negations would be 'orderly' and stressed the UK would continue to be a 'close partner' of the EU. A big bank denied reports it would shift 2,000 staff overseas. The CBI, vehemently anti-Brexit during the referendum campaign, stated British business was resilient and would adapt. Several countries outside the EU stated they wished to begin bi-lateral trade talks with the UK immediately. If this was the predicted apocalypse, well, it was a very British one. It was all over by teatime. Tiffin anyone?
Why are people posting this? It is a UKIP lie package just as they lied throughout the campaign. (and then retracted once it was all over!) I saw this earlier today on Facebook with someone claiming it!
I have no vested interest. We are going to do alright, safe investments and steady "income". Our needs are small and well catered for. BUT.. It boils my piss when people who were calling Gove bad things when he was in education and Boris a numpty, following them and believing what they said! And to have the far right at their shoulder, despicable!
Not once did I hear them denounce Britain First. Not once did they distance themselves. Boris is on record as saying that Britain would have troubles outside the EU. in February 2016!! Soon change his mind for political gain...
Fight away amongst yourselves, some really nasty comments on here.. Just off to set the block button up for a long session! Not for beliefs, I respect those but racism and hate as depicted by some on these threads... " | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh.
So let's get this straight...a lot of people are actually going back on their words and realizing it isn't such a scary thing..even the fucking president who now wants us as bezzies again...yet you remain lot still can't stop spouting doom and fucking gloom that you can obviously see in that future box you have...
the sorest losers in history at this rate...
You really are proving to be a negative bitter vile little bunch... reluctant to embrace or even attempt any change!!
Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy...
"Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters
Posted at 22:37
The White House has said that US President Barack Obama stands by comments he made that Britain would move to the "back of the queue" for trade talks in the event of a British exit from the EU, Reuters news agency reports."
Hmmm...and I thought you said we were bezzies again.
Not to put too much of a downer on it because I've been defending the decision all day but what America will do to us pales in comparison to how China are going to f us in the a.
Don't say that, you'll burst the Brexit bubble!
I said it months ago. The remain campaign were idiots not to use it. All the talk was about "Oh Germany will still want to sell us their Audi's" - big fucking whoop. The two largest economies are bigger than the bottom 176 - go figure!
Anyway, "democracy, fuck yeah" "To be honest, the economy won with the people it was going to win with...as you've observed yourself, to people who have very little, the prospect of the country doing even worse is essentially meaningless. They just don't realise how much worse it is possible to get. | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh.
So let's get this straight...a lot of people are actually going back on their words and realizing it isn't such a scary thing..even the fucking president who now wants us as bezzies again...yet you remain lot still can't stop spouting doom and fucking gloom that you can obviously see in that future box you have...
the sorest losers in history at this rate...
You really are proving to be a negative bitter vile little bunch... reluctant to embrace or even attempt any change!!
Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy...
"Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters
Posted at 22:37
The White House has said that US President Barack Obama stands by comments he made that Britain would move to the "back of the queue" for trade talks in the event of a British exit from the EU, Reuters news agency reports."
Hmmm...and I thought you said we were bezzies again.
Not to put too much of a downer on it because I've been defending the decision all day but what America will do to us pales in comparison to how China are going to f us in the a.
Don't say that, you'll burst the Brexit bubble!
I said it months ago. The remain campaign were idiots not to use it. All the talk was about "Oh Germany will still want to sell us their Audi's" - big fucking whoop. The two largest economies are bigger than the bottom 176 - go figure!
Anyway, "democracy, fuck yeah"
To be honest, the economy won with the people it was going to win with...as you've observed yourself, to people who have very little, the prospect of the country doing even worse is essentially meaningless.
They just don't realise how much worse it is possible to get."Do you actually all share a crystal ball or is it one each?? | |||
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"Obama's gone anyway.... you lot really are the epitome of doom and gloom aren't you....is this what decades of being in the EU has done to you all??.. You're literally looking for any points you can still scare people with it really is no fucking wonder you LOST!!...it's so tiring your lame pointless predictions.. you're all financial experts...all EU negotiators...you seem to know so much about the future yet you didn't see this coming? This ship really doesn't need attitudes like that...I actually think the remainers and their deep set hatred will do more damage to the UK than anything else at the moment .. " I know, reality is hard to deal with. But you have the rest of your life to eat it up. And if you think things are bad now, England and Wales will be on our own without Scotland and Ireland soon enough. Our days as a big player are over. | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh.
So let's get this straight...a lot of people are actually going back on their words and realizing it isn't such a scary thing..even the fucking president who now wants us as bezzies again...yet you remain lot still can't stop spouting doom and fucking gloom that you can obviously see in that future box you have...
the sorest losers in history at this rate...
You really are proving to be a negative bitter vile little bunch... reluctant to embrace or even attempt any change!!
Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy...
"Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters
Posted at 22:37
The White House has said that US President Barack Obama stands by comments he made that Britain would move to the "back of the queue" for trade talks in the event of a British exit from the EU, Reuters news agency reports."
Hmmm...and I thought you said we were bezzies again.
Not to put too much of a downer on it because I've been defending the decision all day but what America will do to us pales in comparison to how China are going to f us in the a.
Don't say that, you'll burst the Brexit bubble!
I said it months ago. The remain campaign were idiots not to use it. All the talk was about "Oh Germany will still want to sell us their Audi's" - big fucking whoop. The two largest economies are bigger than the bottom 176 - go figure!
Anyway, "democracy, fuck yeah"
To be honest, the economy won with the people it was going to win with...as you've observed yourself, to people who have very little, the prospect of the country doing even worse is essentially meaningless.
They just don't realise how much worse it is possible to get.
Do you actually all share a crystal ball or is it one each??"I think they were just borrowing yours when you predicted the future value of the £ against the $ earlier. | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh.
So let's get this straight...a lot of people are actually going back on their words and realizing it isn't such a scary thing..even the fucking president who now wants us as bezzies again...yet you remain lot still can't stop spouting doom and fucking gloom that you can obviously see in that future box you have...
the sorest losers in history at this rate...
You really are proving to be a negative bitter vile little bunch... reluctant to embrace or even attempt any change!!
Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy...
"Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters
Posted at 22:37
The White House has said that US President Barack Obama stands by comments he made that Britain would move to the "back of the queue" for trade talks in the event of a British exit from the EU, Reuters news agency reports."
Hmmm...and I thought you said we were bezzies again.
Not to put too much of a downer on it because I've been defending the decision all day but what America will do to us pales in comparison to how China are going to f us in the a.
Don't say that, you'll burst the Brexit bubble!
I said it months ago. The remain campaign were idiots not to use it. All the talk was about "Oh Germany will still want to sell us their Audi's" - big fucking whoop. The two largest economies are bigger than the bottom 176 - go figure!
Anyway, "democracy, fuck yeah"
To be honest, the economy won with the people it was going to win with...as you've observed yourself, to people who have very little, the prospect of the country doing even worse is essentially meaningless.
They just don't realise how much worse it is possible to get.
Do you actually all share a crystal ball or is it one each??
I think they were just borrowing yours when you predicted the future value of the £ against the $ earlier."I don't use a crystal ball...just the power of positive thinking... You should try it sometime.. | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!
It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math.
Who do americans drop the 's' on the end of maths?
Because it is a mass noun not a pluralization, I imagine. It just happens to end in "s"."Math is correct. It's us who adds the s, who is wrong | |||
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"Scotland and Ireland voted in. I hope they vote to be independent
Scotland will be out the door in a flash. Although it's slightly ironic that the only part of England that agreed with them is their old enemy London!Yes I guess as London thought the same as its best to be in, I recon this is the last we see and know of GB, it wont be great Britain anymore, instead just England, what will happen to the union jack?"HMMMM how long is it since britian was great | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh.
So let's get this straight...a lot of people are actually going back on their words and realizing it isn't such a scary thing..even the fucking president who now wants us as bezzies again...yet you remain lot still can't stop spouting doom and fucking gloom that you can obviously see in that future box you have...
the sorest losers in history at this rate...
You really are proving to be a negative bitter vile little bunch... reluctant to embrace or even attempt any change!!
Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy...
"Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters
Posted at 22:37
The White House has said that US President Barack Obama stands by comments he made that Britain would move to the "back of the queue" for trade talks in the event of a British exit from the EU, Reuters news agency reports."
Hmmm...and I thought you said we were bezzies again.
Not to put too much of a downer on it because I've been defending the decision all day but what America will do to us pales in comparison to how China are going to f us in the a.
Don't say that, you'll burst the Brexit bubble!
I said it months ago. The remain campaign were idiots not to use it. All the talk was about "Oh Germany will still want to sell us their Audi's" - big fucking whoop. The two largest economies are bigger than the bottom 176 - go figure!
Anyway, "democracy, fuck yeah"
To be honest, the economy won with the people it was going to win with...as you've observed yourself, to people who have very little, the prospect of the country doing even worse is essentially meaningless.
They just don't realise how much worse it is possible to get.
Do you actually all share a crystal ball or is it one each??
I think they were just borrowing yours when you predicted the future value of the £ against the $ earlier.
I don't use a crystal ball...just the power of positive thinking...
You should try it sometime.."Seemed like plain old guesswork to justify your position to me. But I guess when others do it it's a crystal ball, but when you do it it's positive thinking. Logic, eh? | |||
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"Obama's gone anyway.... you lot really are the epitome of doom and gloom aren't you....is this what decades of being in the EU has done to you all??.. You're literally looking for any points you can still scare people with it really is no fucking wonder you LOST!!...it's so tiring your lame pointless predictions.. you're all financial experts...all EU negotiators...you seem to know so much about the future yet you didn't see this coming? This ship really doesn't need attitudes like that...I actually think the remainers and their deep set hatred will do more damage to the UK than anything else at the moment .. I know, reality is hard to deal with. But you have the rest of your life to eat it up. And if you think things are bad now, England and Wales will be on our own without Scotland and Ireland soon enough. Our days as a big player are over." Scotland never cared that much about england etc to begin with or the wouldnt of tried for independence on a few occasion before all this came about | |||
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"Obama's gone anyway.... you lot really are the epitome of doom and gloom aren't you....is this what decades of being in the EU has done to you all??.. You're literally looking for any points you can still scare people with it really is no fucking wonder you LOST!!...it's so tiring your lame pointless predictions.. you're all financial experts...all EU negotiators...you seem to know so much about the future yet you didn't see this coming? This ship really doesn't need attitudes like that...I actually think the remainers and their deep set hatred will do more damage to the UK than anything else at the moment .. I know, reality is hard to deal with. But you have the rest of your life to eat it up. And if you think things are bad now, England and Wales will be on our own without Scotland and Ireland soon enough. Our days as a big player are over. Scotland never cared that much about england etc to begin with or the wouldnt of tried for independence on a few occasion before all this came about " What has that got to do with anything? They are better off without us, it's us that will feel the pain. | |||
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"And a crystal ball really isn't needed, just some sense. Here's more good news on the state of the UK economy just breaking, from International credit ratings agency Moody's: "Moody's cuts outlook on UK debt to negative Breaking news: Moody’s, the credit rating agency, has just lowered the outlook on Britain’s credit rating to negative from stable. It says that Britain’s economic growth will be weaker, following the EU referendum vote. It also warns the the public finances will be weaker than previously forecast, meaning it will be harder to cut the deficit. Moody’s says that the Brexit vote will herald a “prolonged period of uncertainty” for the UK, with negative implications for growth in the medium terms. And it also warns that the effectiveness of economic policymaking could be ‘somewhat diminished’ by the decision. A negative outlook means there is a greater danger of a country being downgraded. It’s three years since Moody’s cut Britain’s AAA rating. It currently has the UK on AA+, the second highest rating. This morning Standard & Poor’s, the only firm that Britain still on triple-A, warned that it is likely to downgrade Britain." But don't worry, you get a blue passport now! "Ok now we get your point the UKs a sinking ship, so the lifeboats are to your right feel free to use them | |||
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"And a crystal ball really isn't needed, just some sense. Here's more good news on the state of the UK economy just breaking, from International credit ratings agency Moody's: "Moody's cuts outlook on UK debt to negative Breaking news: Moody’s, the credit rating agency, has just lowered the outlook on Britain’s credit rating to negative from stable. It says that Britain’s economic growth will be weaker, following the EU referendum vote. It also warns the the public finances will be weaker than previously forecast, meaning it will be harder to cut the deficit. Moody’s says that the Brexit vote will herald a “prolonged period of uncertainty” for the UK, with negative implications for growth in the medium terms. And it also warns that the effectiveness of economic policymaking could be ‘somewhat diminished’ by the decision. A negative outlook means there is a greater danger of a country being downgraded. It’s three years since Moody’s cut Britain’s AAA rating. It currently has the UK on AA+, the second highest rating. This morning Standard & Poor’s, the only firm that Britain still on triple-A, warned that it is likely to downgrade Britain." But don't worry, you get a blue passport now!
Ok now we get your point the UKs a sinking ship, so the lifeboats are to your right feel free to use them "I'd rather the idiots who sank our wonderful ship were made to walk the plank, frankly. | |||
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"Scotland and Ireland voted in. I hope they vote to be independent
Scotland will be out the door in a flash. Although it's slightly ironic that the only part of England that agreed with them is their old enemy London!Yes I guess as London thought the same as its best to be in, I recon this is the last we see and know of GB, it wont be great Britain anymore, instead just England, what will happen to the union jack?
HMMMM how long is it since britian was great "21 hours apparently | |||
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"I say that I should have bought USD with my GBP months ago when I first said I would.
Calm down folks it's only dropped 9 pence!!!
It's not an issue of calming down, it's just numbers. The £ was at a high when I moved here and had to buy it with my $, and now when I'm considering going back, my savings has the potential to tank when I could have avoided it by buying USD three months ago. Math.
Who do americans drop the 's' on the end of maths?
Because it is a mass noun not a pluralization, I imagine. It just happens to end in "s".
Math is correct. It's us who adds the s, who is wrong"Don't make me say "it's our fudging language" | |||
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" Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy... "Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters Posted at 22:37 " here is some more breaking news for you: In 2015 we managed a mutual trade of some $114 Billion. We have to charge 10% import tariffs as we are in the EU (just) but we can ditch those. They only charge us 2.5%. So do tell us what queue we are going to be in let alone at the arse end of because the UK already has a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the USA. This is the total bullshit we have been getting from the Remainers. We export all over the world on agreements we the UK have arranged. Not the EU. Indeed we have better terms for our Commonwealth countries than the rest of the EU. Canadian Trade Agreement takes 7 years? Does it hell. We already have one. | |||
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"And a crystal ball really isn't needed, just some sense. Here's more good news on the state of the UK economy just breaking, from International credit ratings agency Moody's: "Moody's cuts outlook on UK debt to negative Breaking news: Moody’s, the credit rating agency, has just lowered the outlook on Britain’s credit rating to negative from stable. It says that Britain’s economic growth will be weaker, following the EU referendum vote. It also warns the the public finances will be weaker than previously forecast, meaning it will be harder to cut the deficit. Moody’s says that the Brexit vote will herald a “prolonged period of uncertainty” for the UK, with negative implications for growth in the medium terms. And it also warns that the effectiveness of economic policymaking could be ‘somewhat diminished’ by the decision. A negative outlook means there is a greater danger of a country being downgraded. It’s three years since Moody’s cut Britain’s AAA rating. It currently has the UK on AA+, the second highest rating. This morning Standard & Poor’s, the only firm that Britain still on triple-A, warned that it is likely to downgrade Britain." But don't worry, you get a blue passport now!
Ok now we get your point the UKs a sinking ship, so the lifeboats are to your right feel free to use them
I'd rather the idiots who sank our wonderful ship were made to walk the plank, frankly."our ship weren't all that wonderful under EU ruling we were promised when we joined during the recession in the 70s it would prevent further ones, then the recession of the 80s, 90s and then the greatest recession of our time. We will survive as a nation if we remain as a nation but unfortunately biased people can't pick their dummies up of the floor in order to do that | |||
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" Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy... "Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters Posted at 22:37 here is some more breaking news for you: In 2015 we managed a mutual trade of some $114 Billion. We have to charge 10% import tariffs as we are in the EU (just) but we can ditch those. They only charge us 2.5%. So do tell us what queue we are going to be in let alone at the arse end of because the UK already has a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the USA. This is the total bullshit we have been getting from the Remainers. We export all over the world on agreements we the UK have arranged. Not the EU. Indeed we have better terms for our Commonwealth countries than the rest of the EU. Canadian Trade Agreement takes 7 years? Does it hell. We already have one." But brexiters told us we don't trade with the rest of the world ? | |||
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" I know, reality is hard to deal with. But you have the rest of your life to eat it up. And if you think things are bad now, England and Wales will be on our own without Scotland and Ireland soon enough. Our days as a big player are over. " So do tell us how suddenly the Scots are going to manage to survive with oil at $45 a barrel? We English underwrote a Scottish deficit of £15 Billion in 2015 so who pays for that? Oh and by the way Ireland is already independent.... I mean don't let reality get in the way of your depressing rubbishing of our great country. If you don't like the UK the door is over there ----- | |||
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" Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy... "Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters Posted at 22:37 here is some more breaking news for you: In 2015 we managed a mutual trade of some $114 Billion. We have to charge 10% import tariffs as we are in the EU (just) but we can ditch those. They only charge us 2.5%. So do tell us what queue we are going to be in let alone at the arse end of because the UK already has a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the USA. This is the total bullshit we have been getting from the Remainers. We export all over the world on agreements we the UK have arranged. Not the EU. Indeed we have better terms for our Commonwealth countries than the rest of the EU. Canadian Trade Agreement takes 7 years? Does it hell. We already have one. But brexiters told us we don't trade with the rest of the world ?" How depressingly predictable you people are. No one in the Brexit camp ever said that .. do you have sources? It was the Remainers like you that peddled the myths about 'queues' and '7 year trade deals'... | |||
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" I know, reality is hard to deal with. But you have the rest of your life to eat it up. And if you think things are bad now, England and Wales will be on our own without Scotland and Ireland soon enough. Our days as a big player are over. So do tell us how suddenly the Scots are going to manage to survive with oil at $45 a barrel? We English underwrote a Scottish deficit of £15 Billion in 2015 so who pays for that? Oh and by the way Ireland is already independent.... I mean don't let reality get in the way of your depressing rubbishing of our great country. If you don't like the UK the door is over there -----" I love the UK, it's about 17 million of the people I have to share it with who I can't stand. I might be rubbishing the country, but you lot have ruined it. You should be ashamed. | |||
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"Obama's gone anyway.... you lot really are the epitome of doom and gloom aren't you....is this what decades of being in the EU has done to you all??.. You're literally looking for any points you can still scare people with it really is no fucking wonder you LOST!!...it's so tiring your lame pointless predictions.. you're all financial experts...all EU negotiators...you seem to know so much about the future yet you didn't see this coming? This ship really doesn't need attitudes like that...I actually think the remainers and their deep set hatred will do more damage to the UK than anything else at the moment .. I know, reality is hard to deal with. But you have the rest of your life to eat it up. And if you think things are bad now, England and Wales will be on our own without Scotland and Ireland soon enough. Our days as a big player are over." Oh no we could end up like Norway,Sweden, Australia or god forbid Switzerland oh hang on haven't they all got better standards of living than us yes they have | |||
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"And a crystal ball really isn't needed, just some sense. Here's more good news on the state of the UK economy just breaking, from International credit ratings agency Moody's: "Moody's cuts outlook on UK debt to negative Breaking news: Moody’s, the credit rating agency, has just lowered the outlook on Britain’s credit rating to negative from stable. It says that Britain’s economic growth will be weaker, following the EU referendum vote. It also warns the the public finances will be weaker than previously forecast, meaning it will be harder to cut the deficit. Moody’s says that the Brexit vote will herald a “prolonged period of uncertainty” for the UK, with negative implications for growth in the medium terms. And it also warns that the effectiveness of economic policymaking could be ‘somewhat diminished’ by the decision. A negative outlook means there is a greater danger of a country being downgraded. It’s three years since Moody’s cut Britain’s AAA rating. It currently has the UK on AA+, the second highest rating. This morning Standard & Poor’s, the only firm that Britain still on triple-A, warned that it is likely to downgrade Britain." But don't worry, you get a blue passport now!
Ok now we get your point the UKs a sinking ship, so the lifeboats are to your right feel free to use them
I'd rather the idiots who sank our wonderful ship were made to walk the plank, frankly.
our ship weren't all that wonderful under EU ruling we were promised when we joined during the recession in the 70s it would prevent further ones, then the recession of the 80s, 90s and then the greatest recession of our time. We will survive as a nation if we remain as a nation but unfortunately biased people can't pick their dummies up of the floor in order to do that "We can link arms and sing Rule Britannia all we want, but if the rest of the world thinks we're a joke, we're a joke. And thanks to Brexit, we're a joke. The New Yorker has an interesting cover - John Cleese doing his funny walk straight off a cliff. Sums it all up nicely. | |||
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" Here's some Breaking News for all you Brexiters who seem to think everything is turning rosy... "Britain will 'go to back of trade queue', White House says - Reuters Posted at 22:37 here is some more breaking news for you: In 2015 we managed a mutual trade of some $114 Billion. We have to charge 10% import tariffs as we are in the EU (just) but we can ditch those. They only charge us 2.5%. So do tell us what queue we are going to be in let alone at the arse end of because the UK already has a Bilateral Trade Agreement with the USA. This is the total bullshit we have been getting from the Remainers. We export all over the world on agreements we the UK have arranged. Not the EU. Indeed we have better terms for our Commonwealth countries than the rest of the EU. Canadian Trade Agreement takes 7 years? Does it hell. We already have one." ...eeerm, so all these fantastic new trade deals that can be only be done outside of the EU, they already exist?, or is it just the terms that will be renegotiated?, by that skeleton staff civil service? | |||
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"Obama's gone anyway.... you lot really are the epitome of doom and gloom aren't you....is this what decades of being in the EU has done to you all??.. You're literally looking for any points you can still scare people with it really is no fucking wonder you LOST!!...it's so tiring your lame pointless predictions.. you're all financial experts...all EU negotiators...you seem to know so much about the future yet you didn't see this coming? This ship really doesn't need attitudes like that...I actually think the remainers and their deep set hatred will do more damage to the UK than anything else at the moment .. I know, reality is hard to deal with. But you have the rest of your life to eat it up. And if you think things are bad now, England and Wales will be on our own without Scotland and Ireland soon enough. Our days as a big player are over. Oh no we could end up like Norway,Sweden, Australia or god forbid Switzerland oh hang on haven't they all got better standards of living than us yes they have" Yeah, Switzerland is sitting on a fortune in gold, we're not. And you do realise they're in Schengen, don't you? No passports or border controls, right? Er, you don't? Then you probably voted for Brexit. | |||
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" I know, reality is hard to deal with. But you have the rest of your life to eat it up. And if you think things are bad now, England and Wales will be on our own without Scotland and Ireland soon enough. Our days as a big player are over. So do tell us how suddenly the Scots are going to manage to survive with oil at $45 a barrel? We English underwrote a Scottish deficit of £15 Billion in 2015 so who pays for that? Oh and by the way Ireland is already independent.... I mean don't let reality get in the way of your depressing rubbishing of our great country. If you don't like the UK the door is over there ----- I love the UK, it's about 17 million of the people I have to share it with who I can't stand. I might be rubbishing the country, but you lot have ruined it. You should be ashamed." Nah .. I am damned proud we had the courage to tell the Eu to f**k off at last and the little people told the vested interests, banksters and elite where to shove their ideas. If being in the EU was so great why did 17 million of us want to leave? Some of us actually believe in our country. Some have served it. All of us seem to trust the British people more than people like you who want us to be subsumed under a bureaucratic, unelected monstrosity that has a flag, 5 Presidents, an anthem, a failed currency, is destroying Southern Europe on a daily basis, has 10% of its population unemployed and now wants a bloody army... Please don't tell us you in any way love our country when you think that is a great idea ... | |||
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" I know, reality is hard to deal with. But you have the rest of your life to eat it up. And if you think things are bad now, England and Wales will be on our own without Scotland and Ireland soon enough. Our days as a big player are over. So do tell us how suddenly the Scots are going to manage to survive with oil at $45 a barrel? We English underwrote a Scottish deficit of £15 Billion in 2015 so who pays for that? Oh and by the way Ireland is already independent.... I mean don't let reality get in the way of your depressing rubbishing of our great country. If you don't like the UK the door is over there ----- I love the UK, it's about 17 million of the people I have to share it with who I can't stand. I might be rubbishing the country, but you lot have ruined it. You should be ashamed. Nah .. I am damned proud we had the courage to tell the Eu to f**k off at last and the little people told the vested interests, banksters and elite where to shove their ideas. If being in the EU was so great why did 17 million of us want to leave? Some of us actually believe in our country. Some have served it. All of us seem to trust the British people more than people like you who want us to be subsumed under a bureaucratic, unelected monstrosity that has a flag, 5 Presidents, an anthem, a failed currency, is destroying Southern Europe on a daily basis, has 10% of its population unemployed and now wants a bloody army... Please don't tell us you in any way love our country when you think that is a great idea ..." It's always amusing when people who are angry at political elites and vested interests vote to give Michael Gove, Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage and a Tory government of Old Etonians the chance to make up our laws from scratch. You'll be getting a real laugh out of that one in five years time, believe me. | |||
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"I have just been reading metro online "People are already regretting voting to leave the EU – here’s what they told us" Comments such as: ‘I feel sick and wish we remained. ‘lied to and deceived’. Meanwhile on Twitter, dozens shared their regret at backing Brexit: Not gunna lie I strongly regret voting to leave the eu. I voted leave to help our economy. However the £ has plummeted and I immediately regret my decision ??. Plus Farage is a lying tosser Those are just some comments, the regrets seem to come in now." They haven't even got a clue. | |||
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"Once the referendum was announced there was always going to be some who were going to use their vote to have a go at Cameron because of the austerity.. and others maybe a small minority who knows just how many voted purely because of what they saw as Labours open door policy ( that those who have come in are working and contributing meant nothing), they are and will continue with some to be simply foreigners who have taken 'our jobs' (despite a lot of those jobs being available to all).. there is a disenfranchisement with politics in this country which has been getting steadily worse as people feel that voting in local, national and European elections does nothing for them on the whole.. This one gave them a question that they felt their answer would be listened to, and it has and it should be respected no matter how one feels because that is democracy and any other alternative is not worth considering.. the ramifications and the consequences for a lot of us in this country may well be costly both socially and economically in the short term and beyond.. the Bank of England can only do so much QE and this decision could tip us back to the 08 crash scenario but that will have to be dealt with if it happens.. this is not 'sour grapes', i accept that this is a democratic decision and yes there is much not right about the EU as an organisation which has been due proper reform for a while.. yesterday we were in one camp or the other or were not going to bother.. today we are where we are and we my want to think about that .." | |||
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"Once the referendum was announced there was always going to be some who were going to use their vote to have a go at Cameron because of the austerity.. and others maybe a small minority who knows just how many voted purely because of what they saw as Labours open door policy ( that those who have come in are working and contributing meant nothing), they are and will continue with some to be simply foreigners who have taken 'our jobs' (despite a lot of those jobs being available to all).. there is a disenfranchisement with politics in this country which has been getting steadily worse as people feel that voting in local, national and European elections does nothing for them on the whole.. This one gave them a question that they felt their answer would be listened to, and it has and it should be respected no matter how one feels because that is democracy and any other alternative is not worth considering.. the ramifications and the consequences for a lot of us in this country may well be costly both socially and economically in the short term and beyond.. the Bank of England can only do so much QE and this decision could tip us back to the 08 crash scenario but that will have to be dealt with if it happens.. this is not 'sour grapes', i accept that this is a democratic decision and yes there is much not right about the EU as an organisation which has been due proper reform for a while.. yesterday we were in one camp or the other or were not going to bother.. today we are where we are and we my want to think about that .. "The problem with that view is as a country we have practically zero influence over what happens. We are now in the position of begging other countries to help us out. What do Brexiters think is going to happen, you can run outside tomorrow with a John Bull t-shirt on, roll up your sleeves and save the economy? We've been fucked over, things will only get worse for us socially, economically and culturally, and all because people are too stupid to think for themselves. And that's the optimistic view on things. | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh. "Yes . We will have a much stronger economy and be free of European controls . Energy prices may drop because we not have to adhere to the various EU green packages . We have a strong car industry and some leading research and technology companies . Maybe speak to those who actually run successfully companies and provide employment . Lord Bamford is a good example. We have a great future to look forward to and we can now ignore some of the human rights legalisation that helps criminals . In addition we can now hopefully control immigration . Today is a turning point in the history of Britain . With a Conservative government voted in by more voters than any other party and the majority of residents in the UK wanting to leave the UK . the future not only looks bright, it looks great . | |||
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" ...eeerm, so all these fantastic new trade deals that can be only be done outside of the EU, they already exist?, or is it just the terms that will be renegotiated?, by that skeleton staff civil service? " Well if there aren't any Trade Agreements in place how did we manage to export some 56% of our total exports and earn a nett surplus of some £27 Billion in export trades to non EU countries? (While running a £61 Bn deficit with the 44% that go to the EU) | |||
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" ...eeerm, so all these fantastic new trade deals that can be only be done outside of the EU, they already exist?, or is it just the terms that will be renegotiated?, by that skeleton staff civil service? Well if there aren't any Trade Agreements in place how did we manage to export some 56% of our total exports and earn a nett surplus of some £27 Billion in export trades to non EU countries? (While running a £61 Bn deficit with the 44% that go to the EU) " So where are these new trade deals Nige kept banging on about gonna come from? | |||
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" I know, reality is hard to deal with. But you have the rest of your life to eat it up. And if you think things are bad now, England and Wales will be on our own without Scotland and Ireland soon enough. Our days as a big player are over. So do tell us how suddenly the Scots are going to manage to survive with oil at $45 a barrel? We English underwrote a Scottish deficit of £15 Billion in 2015 so who pays for that? Oh and by the way Ireland is already independent.... I mean don't let reality get in the way of your depressing rubbishing of our great country. If you don't like the UK the door is over there ----- I love the UK, it's about 17 million of the people I have to share it with who I can't stand. I might be rubbishing the country, but you lot have ruined it. You should be ashamed." What exactly had been ruined .? | |||
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"All these stories would be awesome if reality wasn't there to stop them. Reality is people need to MOVE ON!!! Yes, move on and forget it! It's not like this monumental fuck up is going to affect our country's economic and cultural stability for the next twenty years, or anything. Oh. Yes . We will have a much stronger economy and be free of European controls . Energy prices may drop because we not have to adhere to the various EU green packages .
We have a strong car industry and some leading research and technology companies .
Maybe speak to those who actually run successfully companies and provide employment . Lord Bamford is a good example.
We have a great future to look forward to and we can now ignore some of the human rights legalisation that helps criminals .
In addition we can now hopefully control immigration .
Today is a turning point in the history of Britain .
With a Conservative government voted in by more voters than any other party and the majority of residents in the UK wanting to leave the UK . the future not only looks bright, it looks great . "
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" First it was cupcakes and bunting, then policemen with handlebar moustaches and 'Armed Forces Day' " I for one think showing our respect for the people who go in harms way to protect us from those would kill us on that one 'Armed Forces Day' a year is an absolutely brilliant idea. I think of it as a duty to show my respect. | |||
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" First it was cupcakes and bunting, then policemen with handlebar moustaches and 'Armed Forces Day' I for one think showing our respect for the people who go in harms way to protect us from those would kill us on that one 'Armed Forces Day' a year is an absolutely brilliant idea. I think of it as a duty to show my respect. " I save mine for November 11th | |||
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"Once the referendum was announced there was always going to be some who were going to use their vote to have a go at Cameron because of the austerity.. and others maybe a small minority who knows just how many voted purely because of what they saw as Labours open door policy ( that those who have come in are working and contributing meant nothing), they are and will continue with some to be simply foreigners who have taken 'our jobs' (despite a lot of those jobs being available to all).. there is a disenfranchisement with politics in this country which has been getting steadily worse as people feel that voting in local, national and European elections does nothing for them on the whole.. This one gave them a question that they felt their answer would be listened to, and it has and it should be respected no matter how one feels because that is democracy and any other alternative is not worth considering.. the ramifications and the consequences for a lot of us in this country may well be costly both socially and economically in the short term and beyond.. the Bank of England can only do so much QE and this decision could tip us back to the 08 crash scenario but that will have to be dealt with if it happens.. this is not 'sour grapes', i accept that this is a democratic decision and yes there is much not right about the EU as an organisation which has been due proper reform for a while.. yesterday we were in one camp or the other or were not going to bother.. today we are where we are and we my want to think about that ..
The problem with that view is as a country we have practically zero influence over what happens. We are now in the position of begging other countries to help us out.
What do Brexiters think is going to happen, you can run outside tomorrow with a John Bull t-shirt on, roll up your sleeves and save the economy?
We've been fucked over, things will only get worse for us socially, economically and culturally, and all because people are too stupid to think for themselves.
And that's the optimistic view on things."it wasn't intended as anything other than how i see what's gone on.. i find it saddening how the debate has gone, although not surprising.. it seems that any other view that this decision is not the best since sliced bread or people if they have genuine concerns over what has and may happen are being shushed by some with some jingoistic Orwellian your not one of us so maybe leave.. strange times.. | |||
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" First it was cupcakes and bunting, then policemen with handlebar moustaches and 'Armed Forces Day' I for one think showing our respect for the people who go in harms way to protect us from those would kill us on that one 'Armed Forces Day' a year is an absolutely brilliant idea. I think of it as a duty to show my respect. I save mine for November 11th" I do both. Armed Forces Day to show my respect for those currently serving and the 11th November for those who gave their lives and the veterans .... I don't think 2 days out of 365 is too much to ask and it is sad you seem to think showing respect is something to ridicule. | |||
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"I don't like the result but it is what it is. I hope Scotland go for freedom this time though. I've seen quite a few Brexiters on Twitter shocked that we've left and now wishing they hadn't voted. How can people be so stupid? But I'm glad the NHS is going to get an extra £350m a week. That's great
the nhs wont get 350m a week it was more a figure of speech that some people took as gospel. if wanted with the spare 350 it could go into the nhs but in reality they will het no where near that but will surely get more funding now than they ever have
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