Off Topic BREXIT
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Sing when we're fishing, we only sing when we're fishing!
Soon we'll be shipbuilding....
Its all we're skilled in, we will be shipbuilding....
Soon we'll be shipbuilding....
Its all we're skilled in, we will be shipbuilding....
Kinell.
Go UK!
I get it, change is scary, but the majority won, so we need to get on with it.
Hopefully the domino effect will kick in and the EU will crumble.
Go UK!
I get it, change is scary, but the majority won, so we need to get on with it.
Hopefully the domino effect will kick in and the EU will crumble.
At 5pm yesterday afternoon the exit was 15/2 and remain 1/7... some people have got burned and some have got rich. This relates directly to the fall in there £ this morning. Some people have lost millions and are making best to recover losses. It was bound to happen and market volatility is a result of bankers and traders making mistakes not dissimilar to the crash of 2008.
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.
And that punchbag Sturgeon will be trying to hog the airwaves with her 'we, thats you and me, brought down Scotland ****e'Yep.
The downside is we're stick with listening to Salmon and Davidson blethering on and on now.
Well our poll wasn't far off the final result. No wonder other EU are expressing their horror that we are leaving, UK is a large net contributor to the the EU coffers, now others will have to fund that shortfall.
Most people who voted leave wouldn't have a ****ing clue about that. They think he's the president and that he's going to pack anyone without white skin on rubber dingies and push them off to France.
They can always join the EU. All they need to do is create a strong, independent monetary system, and find whatever is left of the EU in the wreckage that will follow.
Yet they got 3 more times the votes of the SNP. Which shows the need for voting reform. And at the same time why we won't get it. The two major parties and the likes of Polly ?Toynbee would be petrified at the thought of election results reflecting what people want.
You are correct. Many general elections have exceeded this referendum turnout. Last referendum turnout in the UK for European common market vote was around 64.5%.
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