EU vote? - Page 89

Mike Noc · 24th June 2016, 08:01

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Originally Posted by topman

Looks like the markets are spooked, down 530 points in ten minutes.

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Originally Posted by Ravinder

Gutted. My shares in Lloyds bank have just plummeted 16% within the last hour. I'm off for a cry.

Don't panic chaps. Give it a week or two to let everything settle down and see where we are then.

Lancpudn · 24th June 2016, 08:04

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Steve had already clocked that

He's on the ball is Steve, he misses nowt

bobthebuilder · 24th June 2016, 08:04

The public have made a protest vote for sure, sadly they have protested again the wrong thing, since nothing else was on offer.

As predicted, Gove or Johson will be PM by the autumn. So much for protesting against the lack of EU democracy, our country's leader is to be voted in by a bunch of Tory MPs, we have no choice.

I'm no fan of DC but his resigning shows him a man of principle, he truly believed being in the EU was for the best.

This country was once a great nation leading the world, today our influence is diminished and our prosperity will depend on the trade terms inflicted upon us.

HarryM1BYT · 24th June 2016, 08:06

See, I said the result would be OUT!

Yeah

Georgies Dad · 24th June 2016, 08:10

Now off to draw all my money out of the bank and put it under the bed

FLYER · 24th June 2016, 08:20

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Originally Posted by w44nty

Now off to draw all my money out of the bank and put it under the bed

Me to.

So that will be £43.19p .

Lets see what that Canadian guy has to say about that.

chipsceola · 24th June 2016, 08:32

The out strap-line was 'Take back Control' and the average voter fell for it - we will now be ruled from London and our own elected government with the interest of that average voter at heart. Now won't that be nice? Except, the elite will resume control as always, feathering their own nests and pursuing self interest, not that of the majority working class.

We will of course collectively pay the price, all of us, though some more than others, there is no doubt who the winners and losers will be, and it won't be those who got us into this fix, or by the wish and ambition of the few, are positioned to get us out of it.

Already the £ has fallen, millions wiped off stocks and shares, and a possible double party leadership campaign as they jockey for position and power, as for 'control' - we will have no part in that, we gave away much, and gained nothing.

Georgies Dad · 24th June 2016, 08:35

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Originally Posted by Bastelmann

First negative consequence: GBP exchange rate decreases. I apprehend this will be just the first of a long list of bad consequences. In particular for UK. Can´t understand that vote. More an emotional decision as a thing of political reason IMHO.

Better out than being dictated too by Merkel and her croonies

John Armstrong · 24th June 2016, 08:49

I can forsee England (and Wales) being left on their own. UK gone.
What a mess....

Scaramanga · 24th June 2016, 08:55

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Originally Posted by bobthebuilder

The public have made a protest vote for sure, sadly they have protested again the wrong thing, since nothing else was on offer.

As predicted, Gove or Johson will be PM by the autumn. So much for protesting against the lack of EU democracy, our country's leader is to be voted in by a bunch of Tory MPs, we have no choice.

I'm no fan of DC but his resigning shows him a man of principle, he truly believed being in the EU was for the best.

This country was once a great nation leading the world, today our influence is diminished and our prosperity will depend on the trade terms inflicted upon us.

IMHO if a PM resigns it should go to a public vote ie an elected PM not one chosen by the party in power ala Gordon Brown etc etc etc

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chipsceola This is my second home Jaguar XF 3.0D Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Southampton Posts: 4,364 Thanks: 119 Thanked 509 Times in 426 Posts	The out strap-line was 'Take back Control' and the average voter fell for it - we will now be ruled from London and our own elected government with the interest of that average voter at heart. Now won't that be nice? Except, the elite will resume control as always, feathering their own nests and pursuing self interest, not that of the majority working class. We will of course collectively pay the price, all of us, though some more than others, there is no doubt who the winners and losers will be, and it won't be those who got us into this fix, or by the wish and ambition of the few, are positioned to get us out of it. Already the £ has fallen, millions wiped off stocks and shares, and a possible double party leadership campaign as they jockey for position and power, as for 'control' - we will have no part in that, we gave away much, and gained nothing. __________________ Chips

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bobthebuilder Gets stuck in Rover 75 CDTi Connoisseur SE Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Gloucester Posts: 582 Thanks: 203 Thanked 70 Times in 55 Posts	The public have made a protest vote for sure, sadly they have protested again the wrong thing, since nothing else was on offer. As predicted, Gove or Johson will be PM by the autumn. So much for protesting against the lack of EU democracy, our country's leader is to be voted in by a bunch of Tory MPs, we have no choice. I'm no fan of DC but his resigning shows him a man of principle, he truly believed being in the EU was for the best. This country was once a great nation leading the world, today our influence is diminished and our prosperity will depend on the trade terms inflicted upon us.

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