If we vote for Brexit what happens

mayonnaise

Conrad wrote: »

If Remain had won, given all three parties were for remain as was over 80% of Parliament, that would have been it, not a chance of a further referendum offered.

If Remain had won and the government decided to implement 'Hard Remain' by joining the Euro and Schengen, you'd be frothing all over this forum claiming it wasn't what we voted on.
And rightly so.

Conrad

ruggedtoast wrote: »

Germany is currently processing almost half a million non EU asylum applications. The UK, 10℅ of that. About the same number as Belgium.


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I believe we are paying the most into camps outside Syria.


Germany has not had vast millions over the last 50 years, nor did she open the floodgates like Blair did for the accession nations in 2004.


We also commit more in Foreign Aid and no one digs deeper than the British public regards foreign appeals.

Conrad

ruggedtoast wrote: »

What rights precisely do you think you have lost?

Implicit in your question (a remain standard line) is the assertion we have not lost rights to Brussels. In which case you wont be missing anything.


James O'Brien always plays this card, thinking it's a killer, lol.
He claims we make pretty all our own laws and rules, so again I have to conclude from this that we wont miss Brussels then as they do nothing.


And yet............remoaners tell us 'we wont be able to cope with amending 40 years of Brussels law'. So we did cede masses of law making then.


My head spins.


What do you think we should spend the £28 million (or so) per day on once we leave?

mayonnaise

Conrad wrote: »

What do you think we should spend the £28 million (or so) per day on once we leave?

Compensating Nissan.

CKhalvashi

Conrad wrote: »

Implicit in your question (a remain standard line) is the assertion we have not lost rights to Brussels. In which case you wont be missing anything.

I personally haven't lost any, but have gained a lot, as most people have.

What do you think we should spend the £28 million (or so) per day on once we leave?

Probably subsidising Nissan.

Conrad

CKhalvashi wrote: »

Probably subsidising Nissan.

That's right, European citizens cannot wait to hamper their trade with us and vice-versa, yu'p, you've really thought this through.

wotsthat

Conrad wrote: »

What do you think we should spend the £28 million (or so) per day on once we leave?

Hammond has already pledged to match EU subsidies to farmers, research and poorer regions. That's £6bn/ year so your £28 million/ day is down to £12 million.

The idea that the money tree has just dropped a spare £28m/ day into Hammond's back pocket is extremely naive.

Conrad

wotsthat wrote: »

Hammond has already pledged to match EU subsidies to farmers, research and poorer regions. That's £6bn/ year so your £28 million/ day is down to £12 million.

The idea that the money tree has just dropped a spare £28m/ day into Hammond's back pocket is extremely naive.

How ever will we manage to decide how to spend our own money, yikes, terrifying stuff eh.

Conrad

American drugs giant Mallinckrodt has delivered a vote of confidence on post-Brexit Britain by moving its global headquarters from the US to a location close to Heathrow Airport.


In addition, the company switched its tax domicile from Ireland to the UK in the last year.


Chief executive Mark Trudeau said the company had been aware of the potential risks of Brexit when choosing Staines as the spot for its new HQ.
He said: ‘The decision to locate our global headquarters here was undertaken with full consideration that Brexit was a possibility. We believe the other conditions overwhelm the relatively short-term risks.’

Trudeau cited the UK’s stable tax environment and the strategic links – including the airport – as key reasons for the choice


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/money/markets/article-3885754/US-drugs-giant-backs-post-Brexit-Britain-global-headquarters-near-Heathrow-Airport.html

wotsthat

Conrad wrote: »

How ever will we manage to decide how to spend our own money, yikes, terrifying stuff eh.

Well given my example the decision will be to spend a very large chunk of it in exactly the same way.