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

[Alice Purjorick]

i will beg to differ,give it a chance

Do you mean the Japanese kicked shit out of the UK motorcycle industry in the early 1960s was to do with the UK being a member of the EU ?  I rather think not.
Whether you like it or not South Korea and Viet Nam are the machine shops of the world today. To retrieve that we need to be better than them and undercut their prices. Even Loakes have their cheaper shoes (£150 per pair) made in India.

[rotti]

Do you mean the Japanese kicked shit out of the UK motorcycle industry in the early 1960s was to do with the UK being a member of the EU ?  I rather think not.
Whether you like it or not South Korea and Viet Nam are the machine shops of the world today. To retrieve that we need to be better than them and undercut their prices. Even Loakes have their cheaper shoes (£150 per pair) made in India.

think positivly

[Alfie]

Just seen this on FB - 

The people have spoken and my side has lost. On our side, we need to simply respect that and get on with making the best of it.
The Brexit people now have the responsibility to deliver what they promised, including:

There will be no damaging fall in the value of the pound
We will save £350 million a week which will be invested in the NHS, free prescription charges (England and Wales)
VAT on household energy will be abolished
Hundreds of new schools will be built
EU levels of funding will be maintained in science, research, farming and regional funds
Net Immigration will fall to tens of thousands
The economy will thrive
Trade with the EU will be tariff free without the need for free movement of people between the EU and the UK
New trade deals with be agreed with non-EU countries within a couple of years
Wages will increase
There will be no impact on the Irish border
Scotland will not leave the UK
There won’t be a £30 billion gap in the current account
There won’t need to be an emergency budget
There will be no cuts in public expenditure
There will be no tax rises
There will be no flight of capital
No banks or businesses will leave the UK
There will be no effect on the City of London

Looking forward to seeing all of that being delivered over the course of the next few years....

[rotti]

Just seen this on FB - 

The people have spoken and my side has lost. On our side, we need to simply respect that and get on with making the best of it.
The Brexit people now have the responsibility to deliver what they promised, including:

There will be no damaging fall in the value of the pound
We will save £350 million a week which will be invested in the NHS, free prescription charges (England and Wales)
VAT on household energy will be abolished
Hundreds of new schools will be built
EU levels of funding will be maintained in science, research, farming and regional funds
Net Immigration will fall to tens of thousands
The economy will thrive
Trade with the EU will be tariff free without the need for free movement of people between the EU and the UK
New trade deals with be agreed with non-EU countries within a couple of years
Wages will increase
There will be no impact on the Irish border
Scotland will not leave the UK
There won’t be a £30 billion gap in the current account
There won’t need to be an emergency budget
There will be no cuts in public expenditure
There will be no tax rises
There will be no flight of capital
No banks or businesses will leave the UK
There will be no effect on the City of London

Looking forward to seeing all of that being delivered over the course of the next few years....

dont worry we are on the job

[Alfie]

dont worry we are on the job

I'm sure you are, and I'm sure I just saw Boris and Michael flying by on a pair of Union Jack painted unicorns....

[Wonderfulspam]

Just seen this on FB - 

The people have spoken and my side has lost. On our side, we need to simply respect that and get on with making the best of it.
The Brexit people now have the responsibility to deliver what they promised, including:

There will be no damaging fall in the value of the pound
We will save £350 million a week which will be invested in the NHS, free prescription charges (England and Wales)
VAT on household energy will be abolished
Hundreds of new schools will be built
EU levels of funding will be maintained in science, research, farming and regional funds
Net Immigration will fall to tens of thousands
The economy will thrive
Trade with the EU will be tariff free without the need for free movement of people between the EU and the UK
New trade deals with be agreed with non-EU countries within a couple of years
Wages will increase
There will be no impact on the Irish border
Scotland will not leave the UK
There won’t be a £30 billion gap in the current account
There won’t need to be an emergency budget
There will be no cuts in public expenditure
There will be no tax rises
There will be no flight of capital
No banks or businesses will leave the UK
There will be no effect on the City of London

Looking forward to seeing all of that being delivered over the course of the next few years....

The PM will sort it all out.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/article-3483926/David-Cameron-I-not-quit-UK-votes-Brexit.html

[Wonderfulspam]

7 Shadow cabinet cry baby MP's have now flounced.

[Alice Purjorick]

think positivly

Think positively like: have your goods made where the unit labour rates are low because that is what all your competitors are doing.

[rotti]

7 Shadow cabinet cry baby MP's have now flounced.

show the idiots the door,plenty others to take their posts,sack them from labour party also

[Alfie]

show the idiots the door,plenty others to take their posts,sack them from labour party also

The labour party is finished under Jez.  He's the one that needs sacking. 

[Wonderfulspam]

5 of the 7 flouncers are women.

Make of that what you will.

[stephen25000]

Think positively like: have your goods made where the unit labour rates are low because that is what all your competitors are doing.

Well it would seem that some would like 3 rd world employment conditions here.

[Alice Purjorick]

G-Unit posted a link to Referendum Act but this bit is interesting:
"The act makes no provision for the result to be legally binding on the government or on any future government due to the principle of parliamentary sovereignty although the decision will be final. The result of the referendum is to be a single majority vote of all four constituent countries of the United Kingdom and Gibraltar with no super majorities, double majorities or any minimum turnout threshold required for the vote to pass which will be declared by Chief Counting Officer (CCO) Jenny Watson at Manchester Town Hall on Friday 24 June 2016. The act does not specify any specific consequences that would follow the result of the referendum. In the event of a "Leave" vote, the government would decide under what circumstances to invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty to begin a two-year process of negotiations for Britain to leave the EU.[13] European Union law would remain enforceable in the United Kingdom unless the European Communities Act 1972 were repealed".[5]

We could have a fun debate on precisely what the first sentence means.

[G-Unit]

dont worry we are on the job

This is a golden opportunity for our politicians, bankers and business leaders to prove their worth. The best of them will rise to the challenge the others will go.

[Mr Gray]

Well it would seem that some would like 3 rd world employment conditions here.

we have zero hour contracts at the moment....thats with us being in the EU...doesn't get much worse than that