Referendum: which way are you voting?

qwert_yuiop

saverbuyer wrote: »

Didn't take Mandy et al long did it.

It never does. We're going to have to look at that beautifully dyed blow dried hair again.

saverbuyer

Leave

qwert_yuiop wrote: »

It never does. We're going to have to look at that beautifully dyed blow dried hair again.

What will this be, the fourth time he has returned?

sportsarb

Remain

saverbuyer wrote: »

I 100% think there will be a second referendum.

I 100% disagree.

There will be a protracted negotiation to leave and depending on the terms, perhaps a referendum on whether to accept the terms, but I very much doubt there will be another.

For one thing, there will be a new PM in place, and David won't call one while preparing to leave office. George is probably finished too. The increasing lurch back to the right will lead to a new PM who will not permit any chance of the result being reversed.

Also, turnout was probably as high as it is ever going to be, if people didn't vote it's because they didn't care or because they didn't know what way to vote. Another campaign won't change that as leave will lie about immigration and how 'we' will get to spend the money 'saved' again. Remain will remain ineffective in putting their views across too. I never much listened to Remain arguments as I was voting that way from before the referendum was called but what little I did seems to be coming true as within hours the UK becomes the sixth biggest economy.

RikM

Remain

There's already a petition (passed the 100k mark, so the govt is obliged to consider it) to hold a second referendum, where the results are not decisive (60% of a turnout of over 70%)...

oldhand

Leave

I believe by the time the UK gets around to officially leave there may be more countries queuing up to leave also,the UKs vote to leave could be just the nudge others were waiting for.......

tommie

Leave

Sources within Morgan Stanley say it has already begun the process of moving about 2,000 of its London-based investment banking staff to Dublin or Frankfurt.

this isn`t going to end well..

motorguy

Remain

tommie wrote: »

Sources within Morgan Stanley say it has already begun the process of moving about 2,000 of its London-based investment banking staff to Dublin or Frankfurt.

Cool. Dublin is commutable for me. :beer:

I think its a nonsense story anyway - and Morgan Stanley are categorically saying its false. Apparently from their "Euro Clearing Division" - sure we dont have the Euro anyway so whats the issue and bearing in mind it'll take years for this to bottom out, whats the rush?

Zola.

Leave

saverbuyer wrote: »

I 100% think there will be a second referendum.

That's not what a democracy is. If the result was remain the Brexiters wouldn't get a second referendum, neither should, nor will remain.

CEON44

Leave

The other EU countries never in their wildest dreams thought that UK would vote leave.They are in shock. My bet is that over the coming months before official exit that heavy talks will take place to offer more incentives to stay. Wouldnt rule out a second vote in couple of years

saverbuyer

Leave

I see the FTSE has recovered. Back to where it was a week ago and the pound will get you 1.23 euro.