It was liable to happen either way. The vultures always gather when there's a good chance of volatility.
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It was liable to happen either way. The vultures always gather when there's a good chance of volatility.
Agree, UKIP voters definitely suffer from limited intelligence.
No it wouldn't, we wouldn't be seeing these market impacts if we'd voted remain.
No I didn't.
The multi's had edged their bets so they had opportunities either way. They always do, it's how they survive.
Michael Lindall@MichaelLindall
Farage has made 3 speeches since 5am. Not official Brexit campaigner. Not recognised by nor member of House of Commons. Just a **** in a tie.
About right.
Farage has made 3 speeches since 5am. Not official Brexit campaigner. Not recognised by nor member of House of Commons. Just a **** in a tie.
About right.
That money wouldn't have been available if we'd voted remain.
You should instead be asking "where the ****s that money come from and why wasn't it being used to fix the NHS, our schools etc??"
Reserves for crisis' such as this?
You know, the kind of reserves that Blair and Brown pissed all over the place?
We always have funds in reserve for exceptional circumstances such as war and times like this when we react to decisions by ****tards.
Try reading it again in conjunction with your post. Though this post proves my point.
And now out of a job and essentially the leader of a party that actually now has no agenda. No agenda, no votes.
Not to mention the bloke who was the reason there was a referendum in the first place.
The 51% who voted leave. I thought that was clear from my post.
I couldn't have put it better myself.
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