Britain vote to leave the EU

[Master]

I voted to leave and am glad I did but the repercussions are worrying because no one is taking control, ownership and providing stability.

Cameron ran off crying.

Conservatives are trying to find a leader.

Boris is hiding in a corner somewhere.

Corbyn has no one in the shadow cabinet working for him.

Scottish and Irish want to leave us

Politicians have no balls.

[Gandalf]

My concern is that Cameron started all this but doesn't have the guts to see it through, then on the other side you have Labour going through some kind of manufactured crisis at a time when their leader is popular with the core and the Tories are on the ropes. You couldn't make it up.

I hope the country rallies behind Corbyn. I always said I would come back for a bit if Corbyn became PM and it's now looking like a life in permanent exile. I think he would be great for the country. He understands the banking system and war machine and they know it whence the desperation to topple him.

[Master]

The only MP with any balls is Nicola Sturgeon.

Nicola Sturgeon: 'Project Farce has begun' - BBC News

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

The only MP with any balls is Nicola Sturgeon.

Nicola Sturgeon: 'Project Farce has begun' - BBC News

She is legit. I like her.

Not like that.

[Britkid]

The only MP with any balls is Nicola Sturgeon.

Nicola Sturgeon: 'Project Farce has begun' - BBC News

She is legit. I like her.

Not like that.

You would not say no!

[El Kabong]

So what's the deal here? Does that Oompah Loompah looking broad want Scotland to vote for independence and re-join the EU?

[El Kabong]

.....yeah gee, I don't know why anyone would want to leave the EU when the President is getting shitfaced at lunch and having a big old time doing things like calling his colleagues amusing little nicknames "Dictator!"

[Kirkland Laing]

What a horrible couple of workdays since the referendum. I was at a wedding in France over the weekend. British hedge funder marrying a French banker. The Brits all furious at Boris and the French shitting themselves that Le Pen gets a boost from promising a French referendum, wins the presidency and then gets a French exit. Not shitting themselves but worried.

Loads of smartarses all trying to show how connected they were by telling everybody what the government is going to do and to be fair lots of them are connected people. But everybody had a different read. There's going to be another referendum. There definitely isn't going to be another referendum. Article 50 won't get triggered. Yes it will. And so on. Bottom line is nobody knows. You could see by Boris and Gove's faces on Friday morning they don't have a clue what they're doing either. They obviously didn't expect to win. They weren't exactly celebrating were they.




It's going to be interesting to see how the economy does over the next few months until we get round to invoking article fifty. There's a good chance that a lot of firms who would love to move somewhere like Romania to take advantage of the cheap labour might fuck off. Parts of the City might fuck off too and much as people don't like us we chip in billions of tax revenues. There might be a lot of people who voted leave who wish they'd voted the other way in a few months. In which case, with ongoing damage to the economy and Scotland potentially fucking off maybe parliament just disregards the referendum result and we stay in. I'd put the chance of this at about 20-30%.

And it might get higher of it becomes clear that freedom of movement for EU citizens isn't going to change even if we do leave. If we want to keep access to the European single market we're going to have to keep freedom of movement. If Boris and his chums start admitting in public that we may have to keep freedom of movement before we've invoked article fifty it'll be a good tell that we're not going to.

Pound is taking a bit of a hammering and stock markets everywhere are down. The euro and eurozone stocks will eventually get a pounding too, it's not just going to be us. There's going to be a lot of effort made by the EU to make us either reverse or ignore our referendum vote. Like I said before, nobody here apart from part of the Conservative party wants us to leave and nobody in the EU want us to leave. And even if we do we'll still be paying into the EU budget and letting EU peeps come here and work.

[Memphis]

I did have a laugh at the silver spoon teenage mobs berating the old for 'ruining their future'. Good work, blame someone else, dissolve any sense of responsibility and then regurgitate some poster from a mildly amusing chap who says 'if all you have is 2 GCSE's and an STI........you get the rest'. Nice dose of lost hypocrisy.

Another exchange of pleasantries saw a 16 year old girl shriek 'If I was able to vote........after all, I know more about Politics than anyone voting leave!'.

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

I voted to leave and am glad I did but the repercussions are worrying because no one is taking control, ownership and providing stability.

Cameron ran off crying.

Conservatives are trying to find a leader.

Boris is hiding in a corner somewhere.

Corbyn has no one in the shadow cabinet working for him.

Scottish and Irish want to leave us

Politicians have no balls.

You were played my friend. A pawn in a popularity contest with no backbone.

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