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Do you think there will be a Deal or No Deal?

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John_Jensen said:
No, basically it was the governments responsibility to govern. To have a plan in place for all possible outcomes of the referendum.

This is what is required of government.
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Is the correct answer. Unless Remain were something like 80-20 ahead in the polls throughout the campaign then to not give due consideration to the possibility of Leave coming out on top is laughable in the extreme.

As for Farage, I don't think it's occurred to some Remainers that he's not even a friggin' MP so how on earth they thought he would be involved in any post-Brexit planning/negotiating is completely and utterly beyond a thick twat of a Leave voter such as myself:lol:

Anyway, speaking of lies and scaremongering when is Osborne calling his emergency budget? Will we indeed see 2p slapped on income tax? Is the UK truly at the back of the imaginary line that Obama made reference to? Have holidays to Spain tripled in price yet? Are UK citizens barred from living and working in 27 EU countries after all? When is WW3 breaking out?
 
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Tyrion said:
It's painful. On the plus side in a few years, the reaction to the fallout will be interesting.



The best deal for the UK was ruled out by the referendum. They're just deciding who's going to give the bad news.
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Seriously I think that its time for the UK politicians to acknowledge theelephant in the room and say "Well we messed up, the leaver campaign lied and resigned because of it and we would be absolutely stupid to leave the EU". The EU can provide Britain with an e-way by promising them more 'sovereignty' (a ridiculous deal similar to the one Westminister gave to Scotland after the referendum) which would keep nationalists happy for some time.

It wouldn't be a bad idea to reintroduce the hung, drawn and quartered punishment for a little while doing it. Populations tend not to be happy with quitters and liars and they may demand blood
 
Tyrion said:
They're not smarter. They just pay more attention.
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Plenty of leavers I know are far from stupid. They just voted with their hearts without bothering to look into the arguments. Lazy as feck, essentially. Which isn't all that surprising given life is hard enough and why it should never have been a referendum in the first place.
 
John_Jensen said:
No, basically it was the governments responsibility to govern. To have a plan in place for all possible outcomes of the referendum.

This is what is required of government.
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The problem here is that they have a solution but it won't be liked by the Leavers.
 
Fallout from Brexit (politically so far)

The top 5 parties from the % of vote last election

Conservatives - PM quit and supposed favourites for the job (Boris and Gideon) not even able to stand
Labour - Civil war and a party split looking likely obviously underlying problems existed but 7/10 and not confirming which way he voted have certainly not helped Corbyn
UKIP - Farrage has gone and now they have (at least in theory)secured independence we await the rebrand as UKNP (national or nazi... its pretty interchangeable)
Libs - setting themself up as the party of the 48% and basically going to try and ignore the vote
SNP - looking to quit the UK

Its quite a mess isnt it
 
sun_tzu said:
Fallout from Brexit (politically so far)

The top 5 parties from the % of vote last election

Conservatives - PM quit and supposed favourites for the job (Boris and Gideon) not even able to stand
Labour - Civil war and a party split looking likely obviously underlying problems existed but 7/10 and not confirming which way he voted have certainly not helped Corbyn
UKIP - Farrage has gone and now they have (at least in theory)secured independence we await the rebrand as UKNP (national or nazi... its pretty interchangeable)
Libs - setting themself up as the party of the 48% and basically going to try and ignore the vote
SNP - looking to quit the UK

Its quite a mess isnt it
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The UK have a bright future following Brexit
 
Minimalist said:
Plenty of leavers I know are far from stupid. They just voted with their hearts without bothering to look into the arguments. Lazy as feck, essentially. Which isn't all that surprising given life is hard enough and why it should never have been a referendum in the first place.
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But that very act, is stupid. Anybody who makes a decision that impacts on their futures, their kids futures etc in a significant way without bothering to look into the arguments is an idiot. They may be highly intelligent in other areas, but it doesn't change the way they handled this.
 
sun_tzu said:
Fallout from Brexit (politically so far)

The top 5 parties from the % of vote last election

Conservatives - PM quit and supposed favourites for the job (Boris and Gideon) not even able to stand
Labour - Civil war and a party split looking likely obviously underlying problems existed but 7/10 and not confirming which way he voted have certainly not helped Corbyn
UKIP - Farrage has gone and now they have (at least in theory)secured independence we await the rebrand as UKNP (national or nazi... its pretty interchangeable)
Libs - setting themself up as the party of the 48% and basically going to try and ignore the vote
SNP - looking to quit the UK

Its quite a mess isnt it
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It could be a good thing though. A shattering of the status quo. If it turns out that way is another matter altogether.
 
M18CTID said:
Is the correct answer. Unless Remain were something like 80-20 ahead in the polls throughout the campaign then to not give due consideration to the possibility of Leave coming out on top is laughable in the extreme.

As for Farage, I don't think it's occurred to some Remainers that he's not even a friggin' MP so how on earth they thought he would be involved in any post-Brexit planning/negotiating is completely and utterly beyond a thick twat of a Leave voter such as myself:lol:

Anyway, speaking of lies and scaremongering when is Osborne calling his emergency budget? Will we indeed see 2p slapped on income tax? Is the UK truly at the back of the imaginary line that Obama made reference to? Have holidays to Spain tripled in price yet? Are UK citizens barred from living and working in 27 EU countries after all? When is WW3 breaking out?
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If article 50 hasn't been invoked yet, how do you expect all of that to happen.

Also I don't see why David Cameron should be forced to prepare plans for running the country in the aftermath of an exit, the task is huge and it is something he was not in favour of.. his challenge to the Brexiters was do you have a plan in place if we vote out. Well we voted out and as we have seen for ourselves, they had no fecking plan. Even if he had given due consideration to us voting out, which I am sure he did.. he must have reached the conclusion that he wouldn't even know where to begin such is the size of the task in front of him.
 
Minimalist said:
Plenty of leavers I know are far from stupid. They just voted with their hearts without bothering to look into the arguments. Lazy as feck, essentially. Which isn't all that surprising given life is hard enough and why it should never have been a referendum in the first place.
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I'm sure you're right. I was basically taking the piss.
That makes the fallout from all this hard to predict. Its hard to know how people will take it.
 
Paul the Wolf said:
The solution is not to invoke Article 50
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Or invoke the Art.50 and accept free movement for both UK and EU citizens or invoke the Art.50 and not be member of the free market and therefore pay taxes.
 
Minimalist said:
Plenty of leavers I know are far from stupid. They just voted with their hearts without bothering to look into the arguments. Lazy as feck, essentially. Which isn't all that surprising given life is hard enough and why it should never have been a referendum in the first place.
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Then they are stupid.
 
M18CTID said:
Is the correct answer. Unless Remain were something like 80-20 ahead in the polls throughout the campaign then to not give due consideration to the possibility of Leave coming out on top is laughable in the extreme.

As for Farage, I don't think it's occurred to some Remainers that he's not even a friggin' MP so how on earth they thought he would be involved in any post-Brexit planning/negotiating is completely and utterly beyond a thick twat of a Leave voter such as myself:lol:

Anyway, speaking of lies and scaremongering when is Osborne calling his emergency budget? Will we indeed see 2p slapped on income tax? Is the UK truly at the back of the imaginary line that Obama made reference to? Have holidays to Spain tripled in price yet? Are UK citizens barred from living and working in 27 EU countries after all? When is WW3 breaking out?
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Paul the Wolf said:
You get the feeling that at least half the Brexiters think they've already left the EU, what's the betting the UK doesn't leave (voluntarily)
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Yep.
 
Rado_N said:
Yep.
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Errrr, not so fast. If you think holidays to Spain will triple in price and our citizens will be barred from living and working in 27 countries upon activation of article 50 and our subsequent exit from the EU then you need to give your head a wobble. We probably won't see an increase in income tax either, given Osborne's comments the other day. And as for WW3, you're having a laugh mate.
 
M18CTID said:
Errrr, not so fast. If you think holidays to Spain will triple in price and our citizens will be barred from living and working in 27 countries upon activation of article 50 and our subsequent exit from the EU then you need to give your head a wobble. We probably won't see an increase in income tax either, given Osborne's comments the other day. And as for WW3, you're having a laugh mate.
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You will simply activate article 50 and cherry pick which deal you want because you're British and everyone will just roll over and die at your sight.
 
devilish said:
You will simply activate article 50 and cherry pick which deal you want because you're British and everyone will just roll over and die at your sight.
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Seriously, what is that post meant to mean in relation to what I said? Whatever deal we negotiate with the EU, I can pretty much guarantee the following:

Holidays in Spain for UK citizens will not triple in price
UK citizens will not be barred from living and working in the other 27 countries that make up the EU
EU citizens that currently live and work in the UK will not be sent back to their native countries
WW3 will not break out as a result of Brexit - it may well break out as a result of something else but certainly not Brexit
The UK will not be at the back of Obama's imaginary line

Now you can bookmark this post if you want and feel free to pull me up on it if ever any of those things actually happen. I reckon you'll be waiting a very long time indeed to prove me wrong though
 
devilish said:
You will simply activate article 50 and cherry pick which deal you want because you're British and everyone will just roll over and die at your sight.
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feck yeah!
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M18CTID said:
Errrr, not so fast. If you think holidays to Spain will triple in price and our citizens will be barred from living and working in 27 countries upon activation of article 50 and our subsequent exit from the EU then you need to give your head a wobble. We probably won't see an increase in income tax either, given Osborne's comments the other day. And as for WW3, you're having a laugh mate.
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You're the only head wobbler I've seen mention WW3, but give yourself a pat on the back for KO'ing that strawman.

The emergency budget was postponed until article 50 is actually invoked, which is why that hasn't happened. We can't join a queue to negotiate trade deals whilst we're still in the EU and so that's why that hasn't happened. There isn't yet any restrictions on freedom of movement because we're still in the EU so that hasn't happened. The pound has dropped like a stone but yes it will get worse when (if) we actually do leave so holidays already have increased in price and will continue to do so.
 
Rado_N said:
You're the only head wobbler I've seen mention WW3, but give yourself a pat on the back for KO'ing that strawman.

The emergency budget was postponed until article 50 is actually invoked, which is why that hasn't happened. We can't join a queue to negotiate trade deals whilst we're still in the EU and so that's why that hasn't happened. There isn't yet any restrictions on freedom of movement because we're still in the EU so that hasn't happened. The pound has dropped like a stone but yes it will get worse when (if) we actually do leave so holidays already have increased in price and will continue to do so.
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What, by 3-fold?

Look, we're just over one week in after the result was announced - anybody with half a brain cell could see that our currency would take a hit immediately in the aftermath of a Brexit vote. It would've been advisable for anyone going on holiday any time soon to get their currency before the vote was cast.

As for WW3, our outgoing Prime Minister and leader of the Remain campaign alluded to it no less - http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/brexit-could-trigger-world-war-7928607.

People need to calm down mate and let's see what structure the new government takes and how the subsequent negotiations go. Either way, arguing about it back and forth on the internet isn't going to make it any better.
 
devilish said:
So basically the leave campaign's role is to create a mess for the remainers to sort?
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No, its for the goverment to sort out, because it's their job to well...govern.

The same goverment that promised the referendum in the first place. It's ridiculous to offer a referendum but then rid yourself of responsibility on the outcome. Do you expect charities who campaign on an action to suddenly be responsible for implementing the policy?

This #TeamRemain #TeamLeave thing that's going on is all a bit childish.
 
Why is it so hard to believe that most Leave voters might be as dumb as a bag of rocks? At least 50-60% of country are thicker than Susan Boyle's ankles, so the idea they might mostly have congregated in the camp whose entire premise was idiotic and deeply nonsensical seems perfectly rational.

The same people who don't know white text when they see it, probably.
 
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Smores said:
No, its for the goverment to sort out, because it's their job to well...govern.

The same goverment that promised the referendum in the first place. It's ridiculous to offer a referendum but then rid yourself of responsibility on the outcome. Do you expect charities who campaign on an action to suddenly be responsible for implementing the policy?

This #TeamRemain #TeamLeave thing that's going on is all a bit childish.
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The referendum was stupid. However if the leave campaign campaigns for something then you expect them to have a plan of action to turn theory into practice. After all the leave campaign is also made of politicians
 
M18CTID said:
What, by 3-fold?

Look, we're just over one week in after the result was announced - anybody with half a brain cell could see that our currency would take a hit immediately in the aftermath of a Brexit vote. It would've been advisable for anyone going on holiday any time soon to get their currency before the vote was cast.

People need to calm down mate and let's see what structure the new government takes and how the subsequent negotiations go. Either way, arguing about it back and forth on the internet isn't going to make it any better.
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Much like the WW3 nonsense, this 3x thing is only coming from you.

I didn't buy currency because I naively didn't think >50% of the population would be so stupid and shortsighted. My mistake, and it looks set to make everything on my upcoming trip at least 10% more expensive. That's not the big issue though, my view isn't so self-absorbed as to be centred around the cost of a dollar.

Just wait until employers start moving jobs abroad, until small businesses start failing and the £ falls even further.

"It'll all work out, honest" is about all anybody on the leave side has managed to come up with.
 
Theresa May threatening to deport EU migrants.
UK has the most citizens living in other EU countries.
Ridiculous threat.
 
Adisa said:
Theresa May threatening to deport EU migrants.
UK has the most citizens living in other EU countries.
Ridiculous threat.
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There were a lot of requests from British citizens in Germany to get a German passports and to get information how to get German citizenship...
 
JPRouve said:
It could be fun.
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they better start building plenty of nursing homes. I also wonder who will wipe the Brits arses in those nursing homes? Maybe Farage or Boris would be interested at this point
 
Since this thread is predominately indulging in the doom some good news for a change.

S&P think we'll narrowly avoid a full fledged recession. I expect that's probably true, it'll be a small and short technical recession.
 
Adisa said:
Theresa May threatening to deport EU migrants.
UK has the most citizens living in other EU countries.
Ridiculous threat.
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What she said is being misrepresented in fairness. She was being none committal as a negotiating position and to also not encourage another bout of mass migration to the UK in the time it would take us to leave.

In reality I find it highly unlikely that existing migrants would be repatriated but it is wise not to show our hand to the EU if we do have to negotiate an exit.
 
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