If we vote for Brexit what happens

Conrad

Re the Bank jobs, as it dawns on people we have a long two years ahead where nothing much changes and trade goes on as it was, all the jitters will be soothed away, and the transition to a new trade deal with EU will become part of every day life, nothing to worry about

We're a capable cunning lot, absolutely not a thing to concern is

The EU may collapse, but it was always going to anyway. Money will flock to safe haven Britain, we are the future story, the EU is the past

Brexit is the progressive view

gfplux

Mistermeaner wrote: »

The rules should have been made upfront - abstaining is a vote for status quo.

But they weren't.

We have voted out although noons knows what that means

Agree with comments above. Be interesting if a remain party is formed in next ge

I expect more lunacy in politics full stop as it's clear now you can convince idiots to vote for any old tosh (ala xfactor)

Expect plenty of grandstanding about who's going to tell the EU what's what and get Britain the bestdeal

Abstaining is a vote for Tynnary. Anyone who did not voted actually voted for....nothing.

The result is the result.
We are where we are.
Democracy is NOT let's vote until we get the result we want.
I voted STAY.
Now let's move on. Let's get out of the EU ASAP

buglawton

vivatifosi wrote: »

Are concerns about jobs and the economy not rational then?

That's fear not logic.

setmefree2

posh*spice wrote: »

http://blogs.ft.com/david-allen-green/2016/06/14/can-the-united-kingdom-government-legally-disregard-a-vote-for-brexit/

Plenty of other sources out there too which says a vote in Parliament is required.

For me - my MP has a mandate to vote Remain. He was Remain at last years election and that's what I voted for. Also the area I live voted remain in the ref.

My guess - the Tories will have their leadership election, MPs will vote to Remain and an election will be triggered.

Yolina

gfplux wrote: »

Yolina,
You have my full support.
If you care to fly to Luxembourg you will find a perfect environment for your people.

Ooops I've just noticed a typo in my post you quoted
It should have been 'talking' instead of 'taking'

I need time to look at various options properly and in detail, but I'll add Luxembourg to the list

gfplux

Let's us be clear.
Democracy in Great Britain is not a fixed election like we have seen in other Countrys.
We had a referendum.
Every one had a free vote.
We all listened to the arguments from both sides.
There were NOT ARMED SOLDIERS at the election station.
We cast our vote.
We very carefully counted the votes.
The result was declared.
We now have to ACCEPT the result.

AND LEAVE THE EU ASAP.

setmefree2

gfplux wrote: »

Let's us be clear.
Democracy in Great Britain is not a fixed election like we have seen in other Countrys.
We had a referendum.
Every one had a free vote.
We all listened to the arguments from both sides.
There were NOT ARMED SOLDIERS at the election station.
We cast our vote.
We very carefully counted the votes.
The result was declared.
We now have to EXCEPT the result.

AND LEAVE THE EU ASAP.

I'm guessing you meant Accept?

The election wasnt legally binding. If you were really paying attention you would know that?

prowla

((accept))

chucknorris

Nicola Sturgeon says MSPs at Holyrood could veto Brexit:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-36633244

Yolina

vivatifosi wrote: »

Are concerns about jobs and the economy not rational then?

It seems not according to Brexiters... After all, it's not like a combination of rising nationalism and a slow economy ever caused something bad to happen before in Europe...