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


  • Total voters
    194
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What is even the point of polling

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Amazing birthday present for me but the fact that Boris is favourite is so depressing. The public is so f*cking dumb. He’s still somehow living off his lovable buffoon persona despite being a snide cnut for years now.
 
Turnout figures so far show more remain areas have had a turnout boost, leave ones a drop.
 
Looks like Boris is trying to woo the hard Brexiteers with talk of leaving with or without a deal. I do wonder though if Brexit party doing well in the EU election has made the hard right even cockier: is there really a majority for a hard Brexit, either in the HoC or the country in general?
 
Looks like Boris is trying to woo the hard Brexiteers with talk of leaving with or without a deal. I do wonder though if Brexit party doing well in the EU election has made the hard right even cockier: is there really a majority for a hard Brexit, either in the HoC or the country in general?
Country - don't think so. Commons - question is more whether there's a majority to stop it. Has been a very slight one so far, but ones that's reliant on some Tories who could easily switch.
 
Turnout figures so far show more remain areas have had a turnout boost, leave ones a drop.

I hope the Conservatives whole “this election doesn’t matter because we never wanted it” election campaign comes back to bite them and Remain parties get a majority of MEPs.
 
Country - don't think so. Commons - question is more whether there's a majority to stop it. Has been a very slight one so far, but ones that's reliant on some Tories who could easily switch.
But the wafer thing majority includes remainers (and the DUP). I imagine a few of the One Nation Tories will resign the whip in the face of no deal.
 
Looks like Boris is trying to woo the hard Brexiteers with talk of leaving with or without a deal. I do wonder though if Brexit party doing well in the EU election has made the hard right even cockier: is there really a majority for a hard Brexit, either in the HoC or the country in general?
There's a killing to be made from Brexit, hence the high-profile names aligned with its harder variations (Farage, JRM, Johnson, Leadsom, IDS, Trump, Banks etc etc). From kickbacks to sweetheart contracts to current and post-career opportunities, the ruthlessly ambitious and greedy people listed are desperate to convince us that they have a mandate. Brexit is a con, and those people are treacherous.
 
There's a killing to be made from Brexit, hence the high-profile names aligned with its harder variations (Farage, JRM, Johnson, Leadsom, IDS, Trump, Banks etc etc). From kickbacks to sweetheart contracts to current and post-career opportunities, the ruthlessly ambitious and greedy people listed are desperate to convince us that they have a mandate. Brexit is a con, and those people are treacherous.

A thousand times this.

Even if brexit had some merits, giving power to sell off what's left of this country to the blatantly corrupt tory capitalists, should be enough for any sane person to realise it's a monumentally bad idea.
 
We've been to the estate agent this week, our UK house will be on the market very soon. The prospect of Boris makes us even more determined to leave for good.

I’ll buy it for £4.50 and access to my RedCafe account.
 
Surely they can’t get away without calling a general election following a leadership change twice!
 
Do you think the £ has much more to drop?
Depends on the detail of any deal / no deal

Gut feel yes... Perhaps somewhere between parity and 1.10 ... I'm pricing some works at parity now... Some others at 1.05 but for sure I see a no deal dropping the £

Conversely that hurts one part but helps another part of my business so overall I have mixed feelings... But I suspect the pound will drop... Inflation will rise and following that so will interest rates
 
If the UK goes for a no deal which looks more and more likely, there's a long way to drop.
Depends on the detail of any deal / no deal

Gut feel yes... Perhaps somewhere between parity and 1.10 ... I'm pricing some works at parity now... Some others at 1.05 but for sure I see a no deal dropping the £

Conversely that hurts one part but helps another part of my business so overall I have mixed feelings... But I suspect the pound will drop... Inflation will rise and following that so will interest rates
I feel a No Deal has already been somewhat priced in, so the floor isn't far off.
 
Amazing birthday present for me but the fact that Boris is favourite is so depressing. The public is so f*cking dumb. He’s still somehow living off his lovable buffoon persona despite being a snide cnut for years now.
Another present for you - you share a birthday with Jacob Rees-Mogg.
 
Depends on the detail of any deal / no deal

Gut feel yes... Perhaps somewhere between parity and 1.10 ... I'm pricing some works at parity now... Some others at 1.05 but for sure I see a no deal dropping the £

Conversely that hurts one part but helps another part of my business so overall I have mixed feelings... But I suspect the pound will drop... Inflation will rise and following that so will interest rates

I have a bank account with Revolut which has live exchange rates, living over in the states these days the £ dropping is beneficial for me now rather than what it used to be when i lived there, so think im gunna just change up all my monies now into $ and wait (if ever) the £ jumps back up.

It's gone from $1.31 to $1.26 in a week (even with strong UK data) after todays announcement it went upto $1.27 but i do see it going parity but i thought that would happen end of last year the way the trajectory was goin.
 
I feel a No Deal has already been somewhat priced in, so the floor isn't far off.

At the moment it's in a half-way house and has been for some time. When it looks as if there could be a deal the pound improves a bit and when it looks as there's less chance of a deal it drops a bit . It won't make a violent movement until the outcome is clear. But if it's clear the Uk will stay in some sort of BINO it will improve. However, if it's clear there is no hope of a deal I see it dropping like a stone again as it did after the referendum.
 
At least her emotions are honest. I'd cry too if I loved Britain and had led it in the fashion she has.
 
I'm sceptical on that. I'd rather think it was a systematic failure. Local councils run registrations and polling stations as far as I'm aware.
And who's responsible for the system?


Really wouldn't put it past the lying cheating corrupt tories to be vote thieves too.
 
And who's responsible for the system?


Really wouldn't put it past the lying cheating corrupt tories to be vote thieves too.
Think this one really is down to the civil servants- parties can't influence local ballots.