If we vote for Brexit what happens

CLAPTON

mayonnaise wrote: »

Me too.
I was leaning towards leave at first.
When I found out Putin, Clapton, Galloway and Crashy Time were all in the leave camp, I realised my mistake.

at least you have raised the intellectual level of your usual posts : I see that generali thinks so too.

Generali

CLAPTON wrote: »

all change brings risk
democracy always introduces risk : I wonder what the IMF assessment of the risk involved in the US elections.

but clearly there are risks about brexit : the largest is the almost universal belief amoungst the 'stayers' that the leaders of the EU will self harm their own people.
I find it strange argument but clearly believed by most of the stayers here.

You can read it for yourself if you like:

http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2016/01/pdf/text.pdf

This is what they have to say on Brexit:

In the United Kingdom, the planned June referendum on European Union membership has already created uncertainty for investors; a “Brexit” could do severe regional and global damage by disrupting established trading relationships.

They do not mention the US elections.

Generali

Do we have a plan from Team Brexit yet? Some substance as to what model is intended to be pursued after a Brexit and we enter the post-EU Utopia.

As it looks close I have decided to vote in this referendum for two reasons:

1. To save you lot from yourselves
2. To upset CLAPTON

It's a shame I couldn't have voted in the Scottish referendum.

Tromking

Generali wrote: »

Do we have a plan from Team Brexit yet? Some substance as to what model is intended to be pursued after a Brexit and we enter the post-EU Utopia.

As it looks close I have decided to vote in this referendum for two reasons:

1. To save you lot from yourselves
2. To upset CLAPTON

It's a shame I couldn't have voted in the Scottish referendum.

A plan?....Australia style sovereignty perhaps?

Rinoa

mayonnaise wrote: »

Standard modus operandi of the no campaign.
If an organisation or individual makes a pro-remain argument, first thing to do is to look for previous claims by such organisation or individual that proved to be incorrect with hindsight.

Ah, you mean stuff like Osborne: "We'll clear the deficit by 2015" or Cameron: "I'll cut immigration to the tens of thousands"

And you still believe everything they say? :rotfl:

Generali

Tromking wrote: »

A plan?....Australia style sovereignty perhaps?

Maybe, it's hard to say as I've not read anything that gives a clear plan as to what a post-Brexit UK would be wanting to be like.

What's the plan Stan? (As we say in these parts).

Tromking

Generali wrote: »

Maybe, it's hard to say as I've not read anything that gives a clear plan as to what a post-Brexit UK would be wanting to be like.

What's the plan Stan? (As we say in these parts).

I haven't the foggiest.
Perhaps a post Brexit UK will look like the 16 members of the G20 who aren`'t in the EU.
Is Australia in the G20?

kabayiri

Generali wrote: »

Maybe, it's hard to say as I've not read anything that gives a clear plan as to what a post-Brexit UK would be wanting to be like.

What's the plan Stan? (As we say in these parts).

I'd like to see more outline plans.

There can be different post-Brexit plans.

There could be the odd plan from the EU too. The EU seems to prefer reacting from one crisis to the next.

I don't know much about the UK plan for the majority of people who don't happen to live in London, either. They talk about Northern Powerhouse a lot, but it means frack all in practise.

The only ones with definitive plans are the Chinese who want to own the worlds assets by buying them whilst we are distracted; the merry bunch of ISIS who are intent on converting everyone to their brand of religion by killing the sceptics; and Syria who all want to move to the bits of Europe they like (see club ISIS for reasoning).

Plans eh. Over rated.

kabayiri

Generali wrote: »

...
It's a shame I couldn't have voted in the Scottish referendum.

I'll have a word with Queen Nicola for the next one; try and get you on the VIP list.

Your surname... it isn't "Connery" by any chance? (It does help )

gfplux

Generali wrote: »

Do we have a plan from Team Brexit yet? Some substance as to what model is intended to be pursued after a Brexit and we enter the post-EU Utopia.

As it looks close I have decided to vote in this referendum for two reasons:

1. To save you lot from yourselves
2. To upset CLAPTON

It's a shame I couldn't have voted in the Scottish referendum.

As we know there are two sides.
Politiciens who are Pro stay, like Cameron (DD) who don't need a plan if they win as it is carry on as before,
Politiciens who are pro leave, like Boris (We await a nickname from Dennis Skinner) who MUST have a plan if they win as it will be all change but seem not prepared to share it with the voters.

So with 10 weeks to go, we still are waiting.