Whatever the result there would have been market volatility it's how these people make money.
Well that sound like a well thought out and considered plan.
How do you propose we "get on with it"?
NI is interesting. A push to leave the UK there has more implications than it does in Scotland. Let's just hope they move forward peacefully and it doesn't serve as a spark to reignite past issues.Yes and Northern Ireland have a great excuse as well. Both countries are being dragged out by 'Britain' - or rather English people over 50.
A start would be to stop whinging and bitching about the the result not going the way you wanted, both the public and the politicians.
[/QUOTE]NI is interesting. A push to leave the UK there has more implications than it does in Scotland. Let's just hope they move forward peacefully and it doesn't serve as a spark to reignite past issues.
Hopefully we're long enough removed from those times for it to be a non issue.
View attachment 5352 Obviously you can debate how accurate any poll is but interesting if this is even vaguely correct.
It shows the danger of referenda. People have, at least partly, against e.g. Cameron and immigration and not solely for the supposed benefits of leaving. The older people have voted totally against the wishes of the younger ones. Probably would have been better to leave the decision to the elected representatives.
People have voted to stick two fingers up to the government.
You only just worked that out?Cameron resigned - what a dope he is.
It shows the danger of referenda. People have, at least partly, against e.g. Cameron and immigration and not solely for the supposed benefits of leaving. The older people have voted totally against the wishes of the younger ones. Probably would have been better to leave the decision to the elected representatives.
It's called democracy, get over it.
What I don't get is, everywhere you turn it is majority and minority. The press saying it is a disaster, social media going crazy saying it is a disaster etc but how come the majority actually voted to leave?*
*Not sarcasm, I am by no means a political expert.
What I don't get is, everywhere you turn it is majority and minority. The press saying it is a disaster, social media going crazy saying it is a disaster etc but how come the majority actually voted to leave?*
*Not sarcasm, I am by no means a political expert.
I'm guessing you continue to moan in defeat.So what's the plan then?
I'm guessing you continue to moan in defeat.
Not sure, but it is going to have to be cunning.How is asking what the plan is moaning?
It's a proper and legitimate question - so, what's the plan?
Doesn't make a difference does it if it happened before leaving?I wonder what joy thinks this morning no euro court to save her now
I wonder what joy thinks this morning no euro court to save her now
Immigrants.
For Britain? I don't know but it's up to us and not the EU for a change. For the EU? It continues to collapse and the Netherlands, and possibly even France, will be the next to go.How is asking what the plan is moaning?
It's a proper and legitimate question - so, what's the plan?
For Britain? I don't know
Like I said, continue to moan in defeat!!So another one with no plan! Fantastic.
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