Off Topic BREXIT

[originalminority]

Liberals everywhere panicking, I'm calm and filled with optimism for our great nation.

 

[Kempton]

I take it Cameron doesn't believe in democracy then.

 

[TIGERSCAVE]

2nd most important member behind Germany. This really is the beginning of the end of the European Union. I can see more exits in the not so distant future. Italy and Holland are already jockeying for position.

BMW will still need to sell cars to us(We account for about 15k-30k new cars a month) for just BMW.

France have their elections in the near future. The opposition Madam Le Pen looks like she might challenge Rolland. The French are even more euro sceptic than we are/were and after what has happened today I'm sure that her manifesto will include the same offer Cameron made and the French will jump at it. When the Eu implodes, the discussions on free trade agreements will become moot, as everyone will be aiming to do business with everyone else.

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

As Farage runs a political party with one ****ing MP, he wasn't ever in a position to decide what money would be spent on anything.

What happens to UKIP now? They're a 1 issue party and that issue no longer remains.

 

[Barchullona]

Prick

Bet you wish you had one.

 

[originallambrettaman]

Is their any need to keep this thread open for much longer?

As this has run from the day before the vote and has remained fairly civil, I think we might as well leave it open until the end of the day.

 

[Amin Arrears]

At least they'll be no more cuts. It's only all good things from now on.

You really think that?

There'll be cuts right across the board.

 

[Spook]

What happens to UKIP now? They're a 1 issue party and that issue no longer remains.

They'll, hopefully, lose any political appeal. The opposite would have happened if we voted Remain. Ukip would have enjoyed the same effect the SNP did after the Scottish independence referendum.

 

[Amin Arrears]

They'll, hopefully, lose any political appeal. The opposite would have happened if we voted Remain. Ukip would have enjoyed the same effect the SNP did after the Scottish independence referendum.

Britain first will take its place.

Generally the kind of people who liked UKIP from my somewhat limited experience.

 

[Plum]

Knive's are out for Corbyn now.

 

[Sir Cheshire Ben]

You really think that?

There'll be cuts right across the board.

Hopefully the Leicester one will cop for it.

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

So £120billion has been wiped off the financial markets and the Bank of England has set aside £250billion to support the pound.

How much are we saving from our payments to the EU again?

 

[Walter Sobchak]

You really think that?

There'll be cuts right across the board.

Of course I don't, but Dutch explained yesterday that we only had any cuts because of the EU.

 

[Barchullona]

Britain first will take its place.

Generally the kind of people who liked UKIP from my somewhat limited experience.

And limited intelligence.

 

[Barchullona]

So £120billion has been wiped off the financial markets and the Bank of England has set aside £250billion to support the pound.

How much are we saving from our payments to the EU again?

No relation berween the two things.

 

[DMD]

As this has run from the day before the vote and has remained fairly civil, I think we might as well leave it open until the end of the day.

Agreed. I thought the question was best asked.

 

[DMD]

Of course I don't, but Dutch explained yesterday that we only had any cuts because of the EU.

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No I didn't.

 

[originallambrettaman]

So £120billion has been wiped off the financial markets and the Bank of England has set aside £250billion to support the pound.

How much are we saving from our payments to the EU again?

The market is just reacting to the situation, it will bounce back, same with the exchange rate.

 

[Amin Arrears]

So £120billion has been wiped off the financial markets and the Bank of England has set aside £250billion to support the pound.

How much are we saving from our payments to the EU again?

£8bn a year isn't it? So it's already 15 years before we see any gain, without factoring in other losses?

Get in

 

[bum_chinned_crab]

No relation berween the two things.

Yes there is, these losses wouldn't have happened if we hadn't voted leave.

FACTAMUNDO.