If we vote for Brexit what happens

gfplux

setmefree2 wrote: »

A Marine Le Pen win the next great upset?

Like Dominoes.

First Britain
Then USA.

You may well be correct about Marine Le Pen.

A_Medium_Size_Jock

gfplux wrote: »

Like dominoes.
First Britain
Then USA.
NEXT FRANCE

Residing as you do now in Luxembourg, would that increase the likelihood of you returning to the UK since prior to this you have stated you never wish to return?
Or would you perhaps go elsewhere .......... though it is looking likely that you would have to queue for Canada?

gfplux

Tromking wrote: »

Possibly,I hope not.
If I were a resident of Luxembourg however I`d be more concerned about the far right in my near neighbour France polling around 30-40% than a UK where even the moderate in comparison UKIP can only garner 1 MP in the midst of the Brexit era.

As I have just posted. It is a real worry.

Like dominoes.
First Britain
Then USA.
NEXT FRANCE

As a foreigner/immigrant there is a particular feeling in the stomach when you (I) read the news AND some of the postings on this thread.

Tromking

gfplux wrote: »

As I have just posted. It is a real worry.

Like dominoes.
First Britain
Then USA.
NEXT FRANCE

As a foreigner/immigrant there is a particular feeling in the stomach when you (I) read the news AND some of the postings on this thread.

Come home gfplux, the fascists are on the march over there again.

gfplux

Tromking wrote: »

I`m hoping that I`m not coming across as disingenuous.
So much of the anti-Brexit rhetoric is based around alleged racism, xenophobia and TBH imagined far right politics abroad in the UK.
Its important to contrast that with the massive and growing popular support for the real far right parties on mainland Europe.
You don't deny the burgeoning support for fascism on mainland Europe do you?

Hello Tromking,
I think you don't see what is in front of your eyes.
I see Brexit as a lurch to the right just like the result in USA.
You talk of the rise of the right in Europe as if that is different. I don't see much difference.
Politiciens who win referendums/elections or campaign talking about immigrants and foreigners seem all the same to me.

Edit,
Yes you are being disengenous, but it's only a forum full of guesses with little real world experience except those that are living it and growing just a little frightened.

gfplux

A_Medium_Size_Jock wrote: »

Residing as you do now in Luxembourg, would that increase the likelihood of you returning to the UK since prior to this you have stated you never wish to return?
Or would you perhaps go elsewhere .......... though it is looking likely that you would have to queue for Canada?

That's a very interesting question and is food for thought.

Perhaps you could ask any close by foreigners/immigrants how they are feeling about living and working in the U.K.

Herzlos

Conrad wrote: »

Look back at my pre vote posts, I always said we would likely end up with some sort of EU worker quota.


Point is, Brussels can dress this up as a punishment and we will play along, teee hee

Except Brussels has already said that they want free movement of workers/individuals, not a quota. So best we'll get is free movement, provided a host/sponsor has a job offer, and within a week we'll have people sending out fake job offers :j

gfplux

Tromking wrote: »

Come home gfplux, the fascists are on the march over there again.

The problem is Tromking they are marching up and down your local British High Street.

mayonnaise

Our own extreme right is as repugnant as France's or Germany's or any other country for that matter.
No need to be patriotic about it. A turd with a slightly different texture is still a turd and smells just the same.

gfplux

mayonnaise wrote: »

Our own extreme right is as repugnant as France's or Germany's or any other country for that matter.
No need to be patriotic about it. A turd with a slightly different texture is still a turd and smells just the same.

Thank you mayonnaise, hopefully one day you won't have to hide me in your attic!