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Brexit
Juliand:
--- Quote from: Hutchy on June 25, 2016, 08:37:07 pm ---It will be very interesting who wants to take the monumental task of leading us forward after Cameron fully steps down in October and what he plans to do in the mean time with pressure from France and Germany for us to start the leave process as quickly as possible.
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Germany seems a little more relaxed about our timescale......
Potential Leaders??? Bo-Jo; Gove; ; May; Corbyn (Lab); Farron (Lib Dem); idiot Farage (UKIP).... ..... Gordon Bennet - What a shower, and what a state the political landscape is in.
This country is well and truely shafted for years to come. This cobblers about the UK coming back stronger is just utter ill-founded nonsense. The UK econony is absolutely F*cked for the foreseeable future. A self inflicted downfall.
I sincerely hope that I am wrong, for the sake of our younger generations , who will have to live with the consequences of this massively irresponsible gamble for decades to come :stupid:
Scottymon:
Over 60% of 18 to 25 year olds didn't vote!
People want re-vote, hmm.
UK 5th Largest Economy
Germany makes over 150 Billion+ from export to the UK each year
Japan / Germany and US already want to make deals outside of the EU
Anyway: http://goo.gl/X4GNpQ
Horatio:
Our whole banking system is based on fractional reserve banking. :fighting:
PAPERLESS. SWEAT. EQUITY. DEBT. NUMBERS ON A SCREEN.
The pound is worth more than The Euro. :thinking:
The Referendum subject was about the UK's Sovereignty returning to Westminster, the ability to govern ourselves. Nothing will change with Vote Out.
We tried the EEC trade deals and then The EU trade deals for the last 16 years but it didnt work out for the common man, so people wanted out. Lets leave it behind and move on.
If we had stayed in, if and when the additional TTIP legislation is passed we would have had to LOWER our food standards in-line with the USA.
It would also mean that global-corporations would be able to sue GOVERNMENTS for loss of revenue. Example, Swedish utility company Vattenfall sued the German governent for passing legislation phasing out the use of nuclear power after the disaster in Japan. Veola sued the Egyptian government for raising the minimum wage. British American Tobacco sued the Australian government for introducing standard packaging for tobacco products, loss of advertising revenue :thinking: When you have a fire, the solution is not more petrol :doh:
:doh:
Like the tea-towels say, dont panic and carry on :phew:
Scottymon:
Signing TTIP would have also been the coffin nail for the NHS.
France and Italy are practically bankrupt, and they are supporting countries... The EU would've crippled the UK.
white91:
--- Quote from: Scottymon on June 26, 2016, 01:57:24 am ---Signing TTIP would have also been the coffin nail for the NHS.
France and Italy are practically bankrupt, and they are supporting countries... The EU would've crippled the UK.
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Great visual there, shows how much some countries benefit
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