Referendum Result

[Deleted member 1402]

I wont post anything else

 

[Lips_Pearls]

This is not good really is it.. Britain loses it's AAA credit rating.
That's going to have a serious short term, possibly long term - damage.
Source;
UK Loses AAA Credit Rating After Brexit Vote

 

[Therapon]

This is not good really is it.. Britain loses it's AAA credit rating.
That's going to have a serious short term, possibly long term - damage.
Source;
UK Loses AAA Credit Rating After Brexit Vote

But that was to be expected and only one of the major issues we now have to face. Similarly if we remain in the European free trade group along with Norway & Switzerland EU nationals will still have the right to enter the country as they do now. So lots of potential problems to be faced and dealt with.

 

[Lips_Pearls]

But that was to be expected and only one of the major issues we now have to face.

Absolutely it was/is.. It will stabilise. Definitely.

 

[The-A-Team]

My first piece of EU influence that directly effects me arrived today, advising me that
EU had paid my Local Council who paid BT £120.00 to assist in Fast Broadband all Cities.
and advising that this was part of the 200,000 Euros per year maximum my tiny Company
could claim from EU this year or the next two years under de minimis aid regulations.
It mean that the Euro Gov wants all cities to have good broadband at the same time.
Part of promoting better business in all Euro Cities.!
I did not even know and I suspect many only think of immigration.
Hopefully an election can be called and a second referendum voted with better informed voters
all round.

Don't hold your breath !!!

 

[Lips_Pearls]

All we need is a tiny proposed material change in EU agreement to justify a second referendum instigated by
any party with a leader who promises to educate prior to vote. Either party will do this EU European Government
question is 100 times bigger than National politics.

I wholeheartedly disagree. (no offence)
Democracy has won and democracy has had a voice.
Democracy only seems fair to those when it works in their favour. When not, it seems people want to then vote against democracy.

 

[Pearls]

All we need is a tiny proposed material change in EU agreement to justify a second referendum instigated by
any party with a leader who promises to educate prior to vote. Either party will do this EU European Government
question is 100 times bigger than National politics.

I disagree, we have made our choice and great one it is too

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

Lied to by politicians.......wonders never cease. I'm sure if Remain had won the Referendum their campaign would've proven to be completely transparent as Cameron has never gone back on his word before has he?

 

[Therapon]

Right or wrong the decision has been made so hopefully the country can just get on with and get the mess sorted out.

 

[Bump-n-Grind]

Right or wrong the decision has been made so hopefully the country can just get on with and get the mess sorted out.

Totally agree, sleeves up time.
Yes Europe gave, but ìt also took.
Fortunately we're British & we don't roll over & we don't lie down.
I think we all know, whether you support or oppose, that we'll all work to make things work.
It's the anniversary of The Battle of The Somme today, the brave that fought for us then didn't do it for us to give up now.
So, stiff upper lip old chap & the best of British to you

 

[Dirtyprettythings]

Democracy is great until it doesn't go your way

Every forum I'm on, Facebook etc suddenly turned into the House of Commons with everyone suddenly and expert on economics.

Personally I wanted this referendum for years, but I'm sick to the back teeth of it now.

What we need is another Conor mcgregor fight! I preferred it when everyone was an MMA expert.

 

[The-A-Team]

Reading between the lines as time passes since the brexit vote took place, a lot of countries unable to trade with us properly before the vote, due to restrictions placed on them by Europe, are now very eager to create business ties with us and create new markets, and it would appear that Europe desperately still need a lot of things that the UK produces, and can't stop trading with us, irrespective of what it is still demanding of us to comply with, so we may, after all be able to draw up new agreements that suit the majority of UK voters, and satisfy the minority too, and still keep our borders without free movement of people as is been demanded at present by Europe still. I seriously believe Britain will pull through this, and Be a lot stronger business force than it ever was as time goes on !!! And be a model for other on the edge European members that feel disappointed with the current economic and politicalcal climate

 

[mrclouse]

Reading between the lines as time passes since the brexit vote took place, a lot of countries unable to trade with us properly before the vote, due to restrictions placed on them by Europe, are now very eager to create business ties with us and create new markets, and it would appear that Europe desperately still need a lot of things that the UK produces, and can't stop trading with us, irrespective of what it is still demanding of us to comply with, so we may, after all be able to draw up new agreements that suit the majority of UK voters, and satisfy the minority too, and still keep our borders without free movement of people as is been demanded at present by Europe still. I seriously believe Britain will pull through this, and Be a lot stronger business force than it ever was as time goes on !!! And be a model for other on the edge European members that feel disappointed with the current economic and politicalcal climate

GB will survive it may be a tough 5-10years but it will get better. The only problem is well within the next 2-3 years until all the legal issues are being worked on... i do wish they could rush it but well it ant be rushed but generally that means anyone wanting to look for any work in the eu or move there, this short term youll prob be fucked .... but theres always canada and anywhere else in the world i guess.

 

[mrclouse]

I just wish an impartial party would produce a dummies guide/graphic to what the European Government does so that I and others can understand better and argue to remain better, or at least have a better understanding, ignoring the personalities.

sadly thats not how it works, even if such a thing happened both sides would shout lies at it causing most people to side with one or the other still ill informed

 

[Lips_Pearls]

What's happened in Nice last night is a sign that the open border policy from the EU does. not. work.
We're better off out.
If border controls were in place and not this open border policy, then would this attack have happened?
Would the chances of it happening be lower?