If we vote for Brexit what happens

baza52

mayonnaise wrote: »

Monsieur Farage, March 2016:
https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/657124/Tata-steel-crisis-Nigel-Farage-Brexit-EU-referendum-David-Cameron

Today, in the real world:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2016/06/24/fresh-doubts-over-future-of-uk-steel-as-impact-of-brexit-vote-we/

:rotfl:

The vote was a couple of days ago.
Its pointless bringing this kind of stuff up isn't it.
Didn't the new Mayor say train prices would not rise before he was elected?

If your really not happy just move to the EU while you still have free movement.
Nobody is forcing you to live here so you either stay and get on with it like the rest of us or you vote with your feet and choose the better life you longed for in the EU.

Generali

baza52 wrote: »

The vote was a couple of days ago.
Its pointless bringing this kind of stuff up isn't it.
Didn't the new Mayor say train prices would not rise before he was elected?

If your really not happy just move to the EU while you still have free movement.
Nobody is forcing you to live here so you either stay and get on with it like the rest of us or you vote with your feet and choose the better life you longed for in the EU.

IMHO it's very important to remember the lies that the British people were told to get them to vote leave. As the cluster !!!! gets worse and worse it'll be handy to know who to give the Mussolini Treatment to.

baza52

To be fair I doubt you will find any election that's been held that has not had lies told to the public in order to win.

When Cameron was saying things like "people coming here to work will have to pay into the system for 4 years before they can get full benefits" What does that actually mean?
It comes across as NO benefits for 4 years but in reality he could give them 99% for the first 4 years.
Your average Joe in the street does not believe a word they are told anymore. Words are twisted and things are promised but time and time again they go back on their promises.

Its no wonder we revolted with a brexit vote.

Generali

baza52 wrote: »

To be fair I doubt you will find any election that's been held that has not had lies told to the public in order to win.

When Cameron was saying things like "people coming here to work will have to pay into the system for 4 years before they can get full benefits" What does that actually mean?
It comes across as NO benefits for 4 years but in reality he could give them 99% for the first 4 years.
Your average Joe in the street does not believe a word they are told anymore. Words are twisted and things are promised but time and time again they go back on their promises.

Its no wonder we revolted with a brexit vote.

Well done. At least you admit the lies.

It will be important to remember the liars and those like Corbyn that let this happen to try to gain electoral advantage.

Conrad

Biggest fraud of all was Cameron having the Treasury look at downside only models

Conrad

Anyone wondering whether we might try and get together with Switzerland, Norway, and the others to try and pull off a trade deal with the EU?

baza52

Generali wrote: »

Well done. At least you admit the lies.

It will be important to remember the liars and those like Corbyn that let this happen to try to gain electoral advantage.

perhaps if we had gotten honesty and real facts from prime minister things would be different.

so now you blame Corbyn who was on the same side (remain)
You have to blame the establishment as a whole.
You were all too busy arguing amongst yourselves you failed to see the bigger picture.
It wasn't about Labour or the conservatives it was about the UK.

globalds

https://www.facebook.com/DemocraziaVerde/videos/275977272757274/

Moby

wymondham wrote: »

nice one, looks like we touched a nerve?

Whose the 'we'? I have more in common with the French and Germans than geriatric or racist brexiteers.

I see Benn has been sacked for fermenting rebellion. We need a new alliance of the centre left between Labour, Lib Dems, SNP, Plaid Cymru. There is likely to be an election within months? Joint manifesto pledge between these parties to reverse Brexit?

Moby

baza52 wrote: »

The vote was a couple of days ago.
Its pointless bringing this kind of stuff up isn't it.
Didn't the new Mayor say train prices would not rise before he was elected?

If your really not happy just move to the EU while you still have free movement.
Nobody is forcing you to live here so you either stay and get on with it like the rest of us or you vote with your feet and choose the better life you longed for in the EU.

Do you really think people like me are going to keep quiet and suck it up. No chance......... Im going to do whatever I can to change things and expose the consequences. Its always been the way. This referendum was a huge mistake and its result the worst possible scenario. The country is split and the fallout will continue for years.