If we vote for Brexit what happens

Yolina

Will that be a "no need to panic" statement? If so the economy's truly had it...

Rinoa

I hear France is a great agricultural country Yolina. They sell the UK £billions of farm produce every year.

Chris Grayling, Commons Leader, has a plan to save the City.

baza52

Yolina wrote: »

I will go *if and when* I decide, not you. Like it or not, you're still in the EU for a few years yet, so suck it up buttercup.

sorry but I just thought as the economy is going to crash you would be looking to move ASAP.

Pound to a penny your still here in 5 years.

boo_star

ruggedtoast wrote: »

What the older generation remember before the EU is the three day week, massive social unrest, crippling strikes, poverty, and some of the worst housing in the Western world.

The fact they think that returning to this is in some way a good thing is disappointing to say the least. But then, they wont have to put up with it for very long.

You should do some Googling, we had the 3 day week AFTER we signed up to the EU.

It was before we held the referendum, sure, but after we were fully paid-up members of it.

Thrugelmir

mwpt wrote: »

Helicopter money is coming.

Highly unlikely.

Shakethedisease

What IS Boris thinking..

Boris Johnson says the UK will continue to "intensify" cooperation with the EU following its vote to leave the EU.The leading pro-Leave campaigner said exit supporters must accept the 52-48 result was "not entirely overwhelming".

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36637037

BobQ

baza52 wrote: »

Lets not forget that the older generation remember how great we were before the whole EU fiasco.
They are the ones that have lived the majority of their lives being European. They have seen both sides.

If the young are so clued up in politics why don't we see a 20 something prime minister?

The young have never known life outside the EU so cannot comprehend what they have missed out on.

I remember what life was like before we joined the EU. We were not great then, except in our imagination, and had not been great for decades before then. We had high unemployment, high inflation, poor housing, strikes galore.

But people cared about their neighbours and their elders, people took a pride in their community and people were far less selfish. It is this selfishness that has motivated so many of the older generation to shaft the younger generation. They do not need to know what life was like 40 years ago, Only that what they have in an EU world is something they want to keep.

BobQ

Shakethedisease wrote: »

What IS Boris thinking..

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36637037

He is like a drowning man thinking of the life saver he hopes would be thrown to him.

buglawton

Shakethedisease wrote: »

What IS Boris thinking..

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36637037

What were you thinking when you reworded the article?
Read in its original context it makes complete sense.

cells

Shakethedisease wrote: »

What IS Boris thinking..

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36637037

The points based immigration system could well see more migration into the UK. The Australians have a points based system and their population is growing at roughly twice the rate.

His many people who put the x on leave thought they may be putting an x onto more migration and population growth?