24-06-2016, 09:47 AM
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I can accept the result even if I don't like it, but what annoys me 28% don't care.Time to take on Australian way of voting and make it compulsory.
Immigration will hardly change, it will alway be high.
Just tighten your belts, and if you have money book yourself an appointment with a financial adviser at your bank.
24-06-2016, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Nom
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The turn out was quite high im glad to say, 72% in my Labour dominated area, and almost all went for exit. This i feel is because many feel disenfranchised by all parties. Hopefully a message that may be recognized by those in power.
Most of them are snakes in the grass.
However, this result has turned out far better than I even dreamed of.
OUR country has voted for Brexit.
Cameron almost gone.
Osborne likely to go.
Corbyn likely to go.
Possible General Election on the cards.
I could go on, but in essence.
Happy and exciting days.
Bring them on!
24-06-2016, 10:02 AM
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Originally Posted by susan m
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Is it correct and did I hear it right that 22,000 balot papers were null and void due to being wrongly filled in or defaced ?
24-06-2016, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Bruce
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When does Britain leave?When will you all get your new passports?
What happens to all the British living in the EU? Will they have to sell their homes at fire sale values? How will Britain cope with the influx of these refugees?
So many questions but what are the answers? Is there a timetable for leaving? Will there be another referendum to make sure you really mean it?
Will Britain's exit be carried out with the same enthusiasm as its membership of the EU (ie lukewarm, limpwristed leadership)?
24-06-2016, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Wrinkly
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I can accept the result even if I don't like it, but what annoys me 28% don't care.Time to take on Australian way of voting and make it compulsory.
Immigration will hardly change, it will alway be high.
Just tighten your belts, and if you have money book yourself an appointment with a financial adviser at your bank.
Or
Maybe you are right.
24-06-2016, 10:37 AM
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Well at least now we know who has the most power and influence in this place we call home... The owners of dumbed down tabloid newspapers!The intelligence of over half of the British public who could be bothered to vote is apparently lower than I could ever have imagined.
All I'm waiting for now are the announcements that Nissan, Vauxhall, Ford, Mini etc are moving production to somewhere else in Europe to avoid probable import duties /tarrifs.
Oh and has anyone given any thought about our soon to be invalid EU passports and EU driving licences?
Time to move to Scotland before they decide to quit the UK!
24-06-2016, 10:40 AM
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I question the intelligence of believing anyone who happens to note agree with you as unintelligent, might be especially as they are not all the readers you believe they actually understood the question and made the best decision for the country.
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