UK votes for #BrExit from the EU. 52% Leave - 48% Stay.

[Mr Gray]

Well, according to Sky News the bidders for Tata Steel are going to withdraw.

Surprise.

Moody rating Agency on Sky News....

'Chronic uncertainty' in the UK economy.

'Any money saved from the EU will not offset losses due to a weaker economy'.

Unfortunately for you .., you have no choice but to accept the outcome that I and others voted for
You have no choice

[Wonderfulspam]

Who in the "leave" camp was in charge of The Plan?

Could they find it please....

Don't worry 'Jean Pierre' you've got your country ba.... oh no, that's right.

When are you going home?

[Mr Gray]

Too many it seems thought it was about bent bananas, Polish plumbers, Latvian brickies and Estonian farm labourers. The UK is best off out, these Johnny foreigners don't even care which school a chap went to.

I was looking on the road junction near my house this morning only to see the lying b@stards haven't started to build the hospital yet.

Mis playing the immigration card again
Try and be a little more truthful
Controlled immigration OK
Uncontrolled immigration not OK

[G-Unit]

What a surprise.

Now try telling me what harm has being in the EU done to you ?

I await your reply.

Prices rose on entry to the Common Market in 1973, particularly food prices. I have paid 25% more for food for 43 years. Then we had the introduction of VAT, due to which many more prices rose.

[Alice Purjorick]

Mis playing the immigration card again
Try and be a little more truthful
Controlled immigration OK
Uncontrolled immigration not OK

You are so funny when you try to be serious about things that were p**s taking.

[Wonderfulspam]

Mis playing the immigration card again
Try and be a little more truthful
Controlled immigration OK
Uncontrolled immigration not OK

Democracy, ok.

Unelected heads of superstates, not ok.

[Alice Purjorick]

Who in the "leave" camp was in charge of The Plan?

Could they find it please....

You believe there was a plan ?

[Mr Gray]

What a surprise.

Now try telling me what harm has being in the EU done to you ?

I await your reply.

Up until about a year ago I could go to my local shops without being harassed by a Romanian big issue seller

[Jean-Pierre]

You believe there was a plan ?

Nigel and Boris and Michael said there was.   

But it was really really secret. 

[Wonderfulspam]

You believe there was a plan ?

I'm certain there wasn't.


The last time British voters were formally consulted on continued membership of what was then called the Common Market, in 1975, mainstream politicians of the major parties joined forces with experts and establishment figures to persuade Britons that leaving was too great a risk. The “In” campaign prevailed.

This time, 41 years later, an almost identical strategy was adopted by the Remain camp. The Conservative prime minister, David Cameron, led the effort, with the notional support of the Labour Party leader, Jeremy Corbyn, and a phalanx of heavyweight economists and world leaders (including, most theatrically, President Obama). Open letters signed by dozens of accomplished figures in their respective fields urged the voters to shun the perils of Brexit.

In 1975, the British people deferred to such authorities. In 2016, they ignored them.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/27/opinion/david-camerons-brexit-bust.html

[Mr Gray]

Nigel and Boris and Michael said there was.   

But it was really really secret.

The plan is for Britain to take charge of Britains future

[Wonderfulspam]

The plan is for Britain to take charge of Britains future

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWkTQvlnDTI

[stephen25000]

Democracy, ok.

Unelected heads of superstates, not ok.

The current government was elected on just under 25% of the electorate.

Hardly a majority, and certainly not representative.

[Wonderfulspam]

The current government was elected on just under 25% of the electorate.

Hardly a majority, and certainly not representative.

Electoral reform will come, this is but one step.

[stephen25000]

Prices rose on entry to the Common Market in 1973, particularly food prices. I have paid 25% more for food for 43 years. Then we had the introduction of VAT, due to which many more prices rose.

'...I have paid 25% more for food for 43 years...'  ???