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

[Holly Goodhead]

I am sorry to say if you didn't bother to vote then you cannot complain about the result.

I'm not really complaining as I don't know enough to have any strong views either way and how it will all play out.    But I was concerned when I saw global stock markets fall, along with sterling, and Britain is now at risk of a credit downgrade.

[G-Unit]

Has anyone noticed that we don't seem to have any politicians
Cameron is crying his eyes out...has resigned so is basically no longer leader
Corbyn has absolutely no support from his party and is dead man walking and I can't remember who is the Lib Dem leader
Who's running the country

Tom Watson was at Glastonbury, too busy to resign. 

The country can carry on, we have the Yes Minister people doing the day to day stuff. It probably suits them to have all the politicians busy elsewhere; it makes their jobs easier.

[stephen25000]

So here is some imaginary news that wasn't going to happen, according to Brexit.

HSBC 'to move jobs to Paris if UK leaves single market'


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36629745

[rotti]

I'm not really complaining as I don't know enough to have any strong views either way and how it will all play out.    But I was concerned when I saw global stock markets fall, along with sterling, and Britain is now at risk of a credit downgrade.

you can still post your opinion holly,iam interested in your thoughts as many others are

[Holly Goodhead]

Its about not wanting to participate in a Socialist experiment any more which would have had serious repercussions for our entire way of life.  The UK is a sovereign State and should maintain the right to control our own destiny.  Our factories were being raped and pillaged in some cases with the EU paying to have them removed to other countries.  Artificial customs tariffs have been imposed on trade with non EU countries which restrict our ability to trade worldwide.  We are subject to ridiculously stupid rules and regulations which are killing small business. Fishing, farming and just about every traditional industry in our country has been blighted and tainted by the EU.  This had to stop and now it will!

But fishing, farming and traditional industry now forms a small part of our economy.  Whether we like it or not the service sector is the dominant sector in the UK. 

The economy is still fragile from the global financial crisis of 2008.  A period of instability could easily lead to recession. 

I don't see the EU making our exit easy and/or making any concessions.  They will want to deter others from leaving!

[Holly Goodhead]

you can still post your opinion holly,iam interested in your thoughts as many others are

Cheers rotti    Anyway makes a refreshing change from discussing JB or MM!

[John]

From the onset , it was always pure B.S.

Top Vote Leave campaigner says Brexit might not lead to a reduction in migration


http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/683445/daniel-hannan-brexit-not-lead-cut-migration-vote-leave

MP Nigel Evans has admitted immigration will not fall significantly as a result of Brexit, claiming the referendum result only means “control” rather than a reduction in numbers.

The Conservative MP told BBC Radio 5 live there had been “some misunderstanding” about the consequences of Brexit on immigration.

When asked to say if migration to the UK would fall significantly now the country was leaving the EU, Mr Evans answered: “No."

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/brexit-immigration-uk-nigel-evans-eu-referendum-latest-news-what-will-happen-migrants-a7104021.html

Control will be enhanced resulting in a drop in illegal immigration.  In addition, being outside the EU means we can send the illegals home.  Legal immigration will be at levels set by the government and not the EU.

As for Nigel Evans, well, nothing really.

[John]

We were promised article 50 would be triggered
It has not been. It is quite conceivable that we will not leave the EU...as I predicted last week

It will be triggered when the UK decide and not at the insistence of anyone else.

[G-Unit]

So here is some imaginary news that wasn't going to happen, according to Brexit.

HSBC 'to move jobs to Paris if UK leaves single market'


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36629745

Where is Amageddon, as promised by 'remain'? We could play that game all night; he said, they said.

[John]

So here is some imaginary news that wasn't going to happen, according to Brexit.

HSBC 'to move jobs to Paris if UK leaves single market'


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36629745

Good riddance I say to the most corrupt Chinese bank in the world.  Why they haven't already had their licence revoked is anyone's guess.

[Holly Goodhead]

I didn't vote leave, but I am defending the result because voters voted and decided. That's democracy, which we are all supposed to believe in.

Our politicians are elected and paid to make the result work and they need to get on and do their jobs. Both sides should accept the result and concentrate on making the future as good as it can be for the voters.

But if we elect politicians should we then have referendums on single policy issues?

[stephen25000]

Control will be enhanced resulting in a drop in illegal immigration.  In addition, being outside the EU means we can send the illegals home.  Legal immigration will be at levels set by the government and not the EU.

As for Nigel Evans, well, nothing really.

Again, they have to be processed.

What is the cost of repatriation per person ?

What if the countries involved refuse to take them back ?

I'm afraid using the argument of refusing them aid won't wash. They would get aid from other sources.

[Wonderfulspam]

 Eleventh Shadow Minister Joins Exodus

http://news.sky.com/story/1717625/eleventh-shadow-minister-joins-exodus

[stephen25000]

Where is Amageddon, as promised by 'remain'? We could play that game all night; he said, they said.

Of course.

The financial meltdown and loss of jobs has just begun.

[rotti]

So here is some imaginary news that wasn't going to happen, according to Brexit.

HSBC 'to move jobs to Paris if UK leaves single market'


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36629745

i would like to tell the traitors to take their whole business to France and dont come back ,no doubt they will if we succeed,better off without them plenty of other banks from abroad are ready to fill the void