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Re: EU, in or out?

Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 10:38 am
by timexit17
Never mind, the NHS has another 350m a week!

Oh wait......surely that's not another lie?


I sincerely hope the predictions and hopeful assertions that the economy will quickly recover and the union will not split come true, I really do.

For those who think it's something worth celebrating I hope you have a good day as the hard work starts here that's for damn sure.

Re: EU, in or out?

Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 10:55 am
by Daggs
I'm delighted. Out of the EU. The Scots already threatening another independence referendum. Why there's even a glimmer of hope that Ireland could be re-unified.
England could at last get it's own Parliament and become a new Union with Wales.

Oh Happy days

Re: EU, in or out?

Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 11:35 am
by bristolmod
Daggs wrote:I'm delighted. Out of the EU. The Scots already threatening another independence referendum. Why there's even a glimmer of hope that Ireland could be re-unified.
England could at last get it's own Parliament and become a new Union with Wales.

Oh Happy days
nice one Andy!!

Re: EU, in or out?

Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 11:36 am
by bristolmod
actually I think I'm missing the bleedin' obvious regarding Scotland.

I understand that Wee Jimmy Krankie wants another Independence Referendum for Scotland, but is in favour of remaining in the EU?...........can someone explain her rationale with this??

Chris

Re: EU, in or out?

Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 12:00 pm
by EddieStone
independence from England (presumable hates the English), but wants all that loverly trade with Europe. They're about to find out how much work was done on their behalf setting up agreements with the EU.

Re: EU, in or out?

Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 12:01 pm
by coaster
bristolmod wrote:actually I think I'm missing the bleedin' obvious regarding Scotland.

I understand that Wee Jimmy Krankie wants another Independence Referendum for Scotland, but is in favour of remaining in the EU?...........can someone explain her rationale with this??

Chris
That's because despite not wanting to be tied to England, the Scotts can at least could see the benefit of remaining in the EU.

I hope your pension fund is well protected Chris ;)

In all honesty, the general public should never have been trusted with voting on this issue, the issues are complex in economic, political and social terms. Make no mistake, the ramifications of what we have done will be with us for generations to come.

So Cameron is stepping down and I expect that means Boris will stand in a new General election.......it just gets better :?

Re: EU, in or out?

Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 12:26 pm
by DigDug
At least there's no chance of the Trumpster getting elected President................... :shock:

Re: EU, in or out?

Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 2:44 pm
by a.j
coaster wrote: In all honesty, the general public should never have been trusted with voting on this issue, the issues are complex in economic, political and social terms. Make no mistake, the ramifications of what we have done will be with us for generations to come.
Then it serves the b@5t@rds right for steamrollering in so many rules & regs that have blighted our lives without so much as a 'do you mind'?

Nobody asked if it was ok to create a superstate, use a flag, write a european anthem & elect a president.

F'k 'em, f'k 'em all, right up the jacksy with the rough end of a pineapple..

I feel like I've contributed to something momentous today & that patriotic feeling came right back.

Re: EU, in or out?

Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 2:54 pm
by DigDug
a.j wrote:
coaster wrote: In all honesty, the general public should never have been trusted with voting on this issue, the issues are complex in economic, political and social terms. Make no mistake, the ramifications of what we have done will be with us for generations to come.
Then it serves the b@5t@rds right for steamrollering in so many rules & regs that have blighted our lives without so much as a 'do you mind'?

Nobody asked if it was ok to create a superstate, use a flag, write a european anthem & elect a president.

F'k 'em, f'k 'em all, right up the jacksy with the rough end of a pineapple..

I feel like I've contributed to something momentous today & that patriotic feeling came right back.
I don't think any of that was anything to do with the general public A.J. - but it is them, the general public, that your pineapple is heading for.

At the moment the only momentous thing I can see is my pension fund going down the swanny and there aren't that many years left for it to recover. :cry:

Re: EU, in or out?

Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2016 3:26 pm
by shocky
Yep my home is now at risk becouse my shares based endowment has just has 25% wiped of it
I rang my lender today and after 45 mins I got through only to be told that all remortgage enquiries have to go through a branch as there is an unprecedented demand on the call center
my pension which I was going to cash when im 55 has fallen back 5 years ( I was going to use some ofthis to pay any short fall in my endowment )
Ive just taken a second job in a werehouse to help fund my son through uni but will havetouse this money to pay my normal bills now
so cheers all you s**t c*nt5 who voted out
:)