The EU: IN or OUT?

gardner1

BananaRepublic wrote: »

I voted after work. I have never seen the polling station so full, with queues inside, and the normally empty road outside lined with cars. Whatever the outcome, our area is taking it very seriously. That is good even if the unwashed masses vote incorrectly.

In 10 years time remember what you said on here.....and look at the mess the UK and Europe is in because its going to get a whole lot worse

bigfreddiel

The result will be REMAIN

Even tho' everyone says they're voting LEAVE, it's because the LEAVERS are more vocal. The REMAINERS are the silent majority in this event.

And of course all of you that used the pencil provided, your vote is open for tampering.

BTW Down here in Cornwall. I've never seen the polling station so full. It's going to be a huge turnout

fj

talexuser

All my funds have gone up today 1 to 2% plus. What does the market know?... remain has it!

blutto

I used a pencil provided today and made damn sure it was a BIG DEEP X ! Anyone tampers with that or any it will be counted as void and if many end up played about with there will be massive outrage and investigations! Again grounds for another vote !

:money:

Again this vote is not legally bounded so the ELITE can do as they will anyway! Parliament can ignore it! Though there may be riots if they did!

The true enemy> The state. They like the status Quo and keep all the lemmings in their place or as they like it. ' know your place'. Tax you to death and again in death and the Elite laugh all the way! :T

Why in death,as said before on here they give it all away in time and beat the 7 year rule just like old Cameron dad did! Play the game and I say play and beat their game.

Gram_Parsons

Well it's 0315 and Leave currently has 50.8. Was 50.1(!) to leave when I first got up for work at 3am.

Edit. Obv. a lot of votes still to come in but that's 10 million counted now

veryintrigued

I wish I'd put some money on leave when it was 10:1 just after the polls closed.

Leave it is.

Gram_Parsons

Back down to 50.1 to leave now!

veryintrigued

So it seems the 'leave' people on here (and other forums) weren't 'too vocal' after all.

The electorate have spoken - we'll never know if it was the right decision but lets hope so.

JohnRo

The banquet of unintended costs and consequences now begins.

masonic

Oh well, if the leavers have it, I've got to respect that decision.

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