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Leyland Worldmaster · 24th June 2016, 03:52

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Kennyeth · 24th June 2016, 05:12

So disappointed.
It`s already showing how people are abandoning us....
....£1 only a $1.33 10% down in half a dozen hours.

God help us, because it`s to late now.
Ken.

aguy · 24th June 2016, 09:32

We should all accept the result, it was a democratic referendum, far more representative of the people that a general election which saw the last Government voted in on 30 odd per cent of the vote.

It's sad that some remain politicians are publicly talking down our country and the decision but that's politicians for you and the reason people are fed up with them.

The pound took a huge knock...surprise, surprise, that was always going to happen. It has already started to recover after the Bank of England statement and as things settle it will continue to do so.

Expect a backlash from those nasty EU bureaucrats. We can handle it and in the longer term will be rid of them.

elefsis · 24th June 2016, 19:46

We should not have been put in this position in the first [place. We signed for a Common Market, yet, by stealth, we have been slowly drawn into this organisation which is run on non democratic lines, namely, we cannot vote them out should we be dissatisfied.

I was fortunate to be born an Englishman and no one has the right to take away my birthright. This reason and this alone is more than sufficient to want to vote Leave.

I am thrilled to bits that we managed to pull this off. Thanks to NIgel for his fine efforts.

London, Scotland and Northern Ireland is what made the vote close, the rest of England made the right decision.

John Pettitt

Dragrad · 25th June 2016, 00:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by elefsis

We should not have been put in this position oin the first [place. We signed for a Common Market, yet, by stealth we have been slowly drawn into this organisation which is run on non democratic lines, namely, we cannot vote them out should we be dissatisfied.

I was fortunate to be born an Englishman and no one has the right to take away my birthright. This reason and this alone is more than sufficient to want to vote Leave.

I am thrilled to bits that we managed to pull this off. Thanks to NIgel for his fine efforts.

London, Scotland and Northern Ireland is what made the vote close, the rest of England made the right decision.

John Pettitt

Does not Wales need a salute to common sense also ?

And don't forget that the 2 first poll results were Gibraltar and the Orkneys- Both who voted remain. As to why the Orkneys would want to continue to see the erosion of their fishing rights is beyond me

I can see why Gib. voted remain as they are heavily integrated with Spain for their work-force. And this need not change as a result of the poll.....

I post this as a member and not as a Moderator

Leyland Worldmaster · 25th June 2016, 00:11

Well I never! The poll actually reflected how things turned out; albeit with not such a significant gap between the In and Out... or how few people voted for Penguins and Unicorns...

pletevl · 25th June 2016, 06:37

I'm not happy with the result but I accept it and hope it works out. I'm worried about what will happen now as I live in France, have done for 25 years. What's going to change for me ?
Pete.

elefsis · 25th June 2016, 11:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dragrad

Does not Wales need a salute to common sense also ?

And don't forget that the 2 first poll results were Gibraltar and the Orkneys- Both who voted remain. As to why the Orkneys would want to continue to see the erosion of their fishing rights is beyond me

I can see why Gib. voted remain as they are heavily integrated with Spain for their work-force. And this need not change as a result of the poll.....

I post this as a member and not as a Moderator

Indeed it does, Dragrad, apologies for leaving Wales out of the credits. They did a fine job.

John

Sprinter · 25th June 2016, 14:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by pletevl

I'm not happy with the result but I accept it and hope it works out. I'm worried about what will happen now as I live in France, have done for 25 years. What's going to change for me ?
Pete.

I would be interested to hear what you think the opinion of the French is about our leaving.

FLYER · 25th June 2016, 14:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sprinter

I would be interested to hear what you think the opinion of the French is about our leaving.

The French are just happy that their country isnt trampled over by fighting elements .

The British and the Germans used it as a battleground.

Paid merry hell with the vines .

Ok ok i will

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View Poll Results: In or Out?
In.	43	22.40%
Out.	136	70.83%
Undecided.	10	5.21%
Unicorns. Or maybe Penguins.	3	1.56%
Voters: 192. You may not vote on this poll

24th June 2016, 09:32	#213
aguy I really should get out more....... Rover 75 Connoisseur SE 2.5 V6 Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: CLEETHORPES Posts: 2,108 Thanks: 833 Thanked 748 Times in 511 Posts	We should all accept the result, it was a democratic referendum, far more representative of the people that a general election which saw the last Government voted in on 30 odd per cent of the vote. It's sad that some remain politicians are publicly talking down our country and the decision but that's politicians for you and the reason people are fed up with them. The pound took a huge knock...surprise, surprise, that was always going to happen. It has already started to recover after the Bank of England statement and as things settle it will continue to do so. Expect a backlash from those nasty EU bureaucrats. We can handle it and in the longer term will be rid of them. __________________ HARRY.

24th June 2016, 19:46	#214
elefsis Avid contributor Rover 75 CDTi Club SE Saloon Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Reading Posts: 191 Thanks: 194 Thanked 75 Times in 52 Posts	We should not have been put in this position in the first [place. We signed for a Common Market, yet, by stealth, we have been slowly drawn into this organisation which is run on non democratic lines, namely, we cannot vote them out should we be dissatisfied. I was fortunate to be born an Englishman and no one has the right to take away my birthright. This reason and this alone is more than sufficient to want to vote Leave. I am thrilled to bits that we managed to pull this off. Thanks to NIgel for his fine efforts. London, Scotland and Northern Ireland is what made the vote close, the rest of England made the right decision. John Pettitt __________________ The train of failure runs on the tracks of laziness. Last edited by elefsis; 25th June 2016 at 14:56..

25th June 2016, 00:11	#216
Leyland Worldmaster This is my second home Audi A2 1.4TDI Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Avec the Penguins! Posts: 11,469 Thanks: 3,355 Thanked 1,622 Times in 1,057 Posts	Well I never! The poll actually reflected how things turned out; albeit with not such a significant gap between the In and Out... or how few people voted for Penguins and Unicorns... __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] 🏓

24th June 2016, 05:12	#212
Kennyeth This is my second home No more Rover Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Barnsley, South Yorkshire. Posts: 5,881 Thanks: 1,625 Thanked 1,308 Times in 998 Posts	So disappointed. It`s already showing how people are abandoning us.... ....£1 only a $1.33 10% down in half a dozen hours. God help us, because it`s to late now. Ken.

25th June 2016, 06:37	#217
pletevl Posted a thing or two rover 75 cdti(rhd), MG ZR(lhd), MG TF(lhd), MG TF(rhd), mini mpi (lhd), Renault megane III (awful) Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: East of France Posts: 1,282 Thanks: 124 Thanked 114 Times in 93 Posts	I'm not happy with the result but I accept it and hope it works out. I'm worried about what will happen now as I live in France, have done for 25 years. What's going to change for me ? Pete.