The EU: IN or OUT?

masonic

Kohoutek wrote: »

Hope you wanted the breakup of the UK when you voted Leave.

Who is that directed at? Not me I presume. It should be clear from my post earlier this morning that I did not vote to leave.

Stuart788 wrote: »

I am so disappointed I think this is the start of the breakup of the U.K. All Eu politics aside I really don't want to see Scotland go their own way or a United Ireland.

Seems unlikely. I think there will be a general election before the next referendum.

jackieblack

Stuart788 wrote: »

I am so disappointed I think this is the start of the breakup of the U.K. All Eu politics aside I really don't want to see Scotland go their own way or a United Ireland.

It's democracy.
If the people of Scotland and/or Ireland want to be independent why shouldn't they be?
Both/all parties in any relationship need to want to be in it and be committed to it. One party alone can't maintain a relationship.

djpailo

!!!! sake.

masonic

jackieblack wrote: »

It's democracy.
If the people of Scotland and/or Ireland want to be independent why shouldn't they be?
Both/all parties in any relationship need to want to be in it and be committed to it. One party alone can't maintain a relationship.

So should we allow London to become the EU's newest city state, independent of the remainder of the UK? I think many Londoners are not committed to the rest of the UK.

george4064

Scotland will now push harder for a Scottish referendum, because the first they'll do as an independent nation is join the EU!

Stuart788

jackieblack wrote: »

It's democracy.
If the people of Scotland and/or Ireland want to be independent why shouldn't they be?
Both/all parties in any relationship need to want to be in it and be committed to it. One party alone can't maintain a relationship.

If they want it then of course they should have it, but I doubt either would have happened if remain won so that's why I am disappointed.

kingrulzuk

:j :j :j :j :j :j :j :j

veryintrigued

Stuart788 wrote: »

I am so disappointed I think this is the start of the breakup of the U.K. All Eu politics aside I really don't want to see Scotland go their own way or a United Ireland.

Didn't take long for those crystal balls to be dusted down again.

Presumably these were the same ones that predicted 'remain' and the same ones that predicted locusts on our streets shortly before the world blew up

Stuart788

veryintrigued wrote: »

Didn't take long for those crystal balls to be dusted down again.

Presumably these were the same ones that predicted 'remain' and the same ones that predicted locusts on our streets shortly before the world blew up

Not that unlikely when that's exactly what the SNP said they'd do if there was a vote to leave.

blutto

Wow........................:j


Amazing,did not expect to win as once again they called it wrong!

Even London had some suprises in outer boroughs andHounslow ,what a close one in one of the most expected remains....so close 1st generation Asians pitted against younger maybe??

London did get a much higher out vote than I thought would be possible!

Woke up at 530 am to be amazed!

Though at 1 am,when is saw what was going up Nortg in Labour heartland,I knew remain had lost or would remain by the slightest margins!


What a beautiful day that matches the sunshine!

Calm and reflect needed now and blame multi-nationals CEO's with their greed and the lower Labour costs and direct contracts sent out toEastern Europe first before offering to home grown!

:T