EU referendum...THE RESULT...and aftermath...

Farage to address the European parliament live on beeb/sky news now ...should be a scream.

Fellas got balls.

I normally laugh at Cameron not with him but this is an absolute Classic.....turn your sound up loud


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Les Miserable wrote:

 Fellas got balls.

Very very good indeed.....

Brexit: The facts, laws and politics of the Leave vote

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Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Brexit: The facts, laws and politics of the Leave vote

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Can you please give an unbiased precis of the article because I ain't paying to read it. Got to save my pennies now for Georgie boy's revenge budget.

Greenskin wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Brexit: The facts, laws and politics of the Leave vote

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Can you please give an unbiased precis of the article because I ain't paying to read it. Got to save my pennies now for Georgie boy's revenge budget.

LOL. He's a right knob, but he does make me laugh. I have to say well done for having the bollox to actually speak his mind.

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Just read that the EU are going to expel Switzerland at the beginning of the next year from all of the European programmes because the Swiss people rejected freedom of movement in a recent referendum.

Looks like we will have a straight choice of single market access with free movement or no single market access!!

Also, with the French and German general elections next year, should we invoke Article 50 before or after those elections?

What with the farmers wanting the same level subsidies they get now until at least 2020 and the regions wanting the same level of funding they would have received from the EU, where is all the money going to come from?

What a fecking mess we are in!!!!!!

But don't worry, it will get better (select one from 3) I hope/think/know for sure!

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Brexit: The facts, laws and politics of the Leave vote

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These links are utter nonsense. How old are you?
When will you grow up and realise that because something's in print it doesn't make it true.

Two points on that Moist.

We have a trade deficit with the EU, who should be more worried about tit for tat tariffs?

As a net contributor to the EU surely we can pay equivalent payments and still be in pocket?

Greenskin wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Brexit: The facts, laws and politics of the Leave vote

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Can you please give an unbiased precis of the article because I ain't paying to read it. Got to save my pennies now for Georgie boy's revenge budget.

1. We haven't left the EU

2. No one can make us leave.

3. we might never leave

Moist_Von_Lipwig wrote:

Just read that the EU are going to expel Switzerland at the beginning of the next year from all of the European programmes because the Swiss people rejected freedom of movement in a recent referendum.

Looks like we will have a straight choice of single market access with free movement or no single market access!!

Also, with the French and German general elections next year, should we invoke Article 50 before or after those elections?

What with the farmers wanting the same level subsidies they get now until at least 2020 and the regions wanting the same level of funding they would have received from the EU, where is all the money going to come from?

What a fecking mess we are in!!!!!!

But don't worry, it will get better (select one from 3) I hope/think/know for sure!

If true,would you say that reflects well on the EU's respect for democracy?

Rollo Tomasi wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Brexit: The facts, laws and politics of the Leave vote

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These links are utter nonsense. How old are you?
When will you grow up and realise that because something's in print it doesn't make it true.

Did you bother to read the link? If so what part of it is nonsense? Its quite an interesting sober piece.

The FT isn't a sensationalist rag by any stretch of the imagination.

Charlie Wood wrote:

Two points on that Moist.

We have a trade deficit with the EU, who should be more worried about tit for tat tariffs?

As a net contributor to the EU surely we can pay equivalent payments and still be in pocket?

As for the trade deficit, I believe that the only countries that would be worried are Germany and the Netherlands. The other 25 (who also have to agree to any deal wouldn't necessarily be that affected). So, maybe our hand is not as strong as we like to think it is!

No idea about the equivalent payments Charlie. I await the Brexit plan...........

Here's an interseting read though I doubt it will be read and if it is it will be disregarded as rubbish!

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and a shorter one...

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Do these people have any idea what they voted on????

"A senior official within Whitehall told the BBC civil servants are having to spend time dealing with angry emails from members of the public informing them their website is out of date "because EU legislation has now been scrapped".

Whitehall departments are apparently considering placing messages on their websites to let users know nothing has legally changed yet following the UK's vote to leave the EU."

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Greenskin wrote:

Moist_Von_Lipwig wrote:

Just read that the EU are going to expel Switzerland at the beginning of the next year from all of the European programmes because the Swiss people rejected freedom of movement in a recent referendum.

Looks like we will have a straight choice of single market access with free movement or no single market access!!

Also, with the French and German general elections next year, should we invoke Article 50 before or after those elections?

What with the farmers wanting the same level subsidies they get now until at least 2020 and the regions wanting the same level of funding they would have received from the EU, where is all the money going to come from?

What a fecking mess we are in!!!!!!

But don't worry, it will get better (select one from 3) I hope/think/know for sure!

If true,would you say that reflects well on the EU's respect for democracy?

No. I would say that it is akin to abiding by the rules/conditions of any club you might be in.

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Amsterdamage wrote:

Yeh well it sounds like you're inferring the leave campaign as a whole is responsible and I was part of that, so you can feck off. Treat me like a cnut and I'll act like one wanker.

I apologise for that, a bit wound up after watching England though the general rebuke stands I should have phrased it better.

Markets and the pound rising apparently.

Probably in reponse to the fact the government have no intention of activating article 50 at all.

PlymptonPilgrim wrote:

Amsterdamage wrote:

Yeh well it sounds like you're inferring the leave campaign as a whole is responsible and I was part of that, so you can feck off. Treat me like a cnut and I'll act like one wanker.

Do you watch the news with your fingers in your ears singing la la la la?

So called hate crimes, against non English people are up by 58% since last Thursday. No one is suggesting that the leave campaign is responsible for that, but some morons are obviously using the vote to leave as an excuse for their cowardly actions.

Hopefully all of the cases will be investigated and the perpetrators brought to justice. But whether you like it or not, these attacks are happening.

I've got an uncanny ability to seperate one event from another. I got a proper kicking in Scotland a while ago after a pissed up gobshite called a friend of mine something along the lines of "cutning English wifey bitch of a whore" for ordering a drink in a pub, when I pulled him up on it his mate hit me with a pint pot and three of them stuck the boot in. Hate crime? Foreshore. Is it linked to Scottish independance, the referendum, Europe or links to the far right? Is it feck it's down to group of four pissed up lads with a persecution complex and a chip on their shoulder about Colluden. Point scoring over the referendum has gone too far already and this is now getting ridiculous. The far right are more of a force in Europe than here, do they need dealing with? Of course they do but they have feck all to do with the vast majority of innies or outies and this should be a seperate argument altogether.

Hugh Watt wrote:

Rollo Tomasi wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Brexit: The facts, laws and politics of the Leave vote

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These links are utter nonsense. How old are you?
When will you grow up and realise that because something's in print it doesn't make it true.

Did you bother to read the link? If so what part of it is nonsense? Its quite an interesting sober piece.

The FT isn't a sensationalist rag by any stretch of the imagination.

I didn't have to pay, register or log in in any way to read it.

Amsterdamage wrote:

Dick Trickle wrote:

Amsterdamage wrote:

Yeh well it sounds like you're inferring the leave campaign as a whole is responsible and I was part of that, so you can feck off. Treat me like a cnut and I'll act like one wanker.

I apologise for that, a bit wound up after watching England though the general rebuke stands I should have phrased it better.

No worries Amster and given how pish England were completely understandable.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Hugh Watt wrote:

Rollo Tomasi wrote:

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Brexit: The facts, laws and politics of the Leave vote

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These links are utter nonsense. How old are you?
When will you grow up and realise that because something's in print it doesn't make it true.

Did you bother to read the link? If so what part of it is nonsense? Its quite an interesting sober piece.

The FT isn't a sensationalist rag by any stretch of the imagination.

I didn't have to pay, register or log in in any way to read it.

Your link has put me through to 16 separate stories. Which one am I expected to read.

We all get our information and opinions from various sources. I certainly don't shove my reading down other people's throats.

It's ironic that you seem to be the biggest bigot on here.