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Other => Vault Archives => Off-topic discussions => Topic started by: Dr. Mengelito on June 23, 2016, 01:44:37 pm
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Our news here predict that the Remain-side is topping the bill, ladbrokes only give Brexit a 24% chance of happening. What do you think? How will this effect the euro and the EU?
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+1 for topic Meng, this is something that is literally close to home. Personally I am a remain simply because I would rather have my country safe and secure within an alliance that has held together so many European countries and has ultimately prevented another world war from happening. All the absolute scum who want to seperate Britain from the EU have argued is purely to "make Britain British." Sounds familiar to a certain subhuman running in a particular presidential campaign right?
Looking at the current polls and location graphs, it appears that half the population want in and the other half wants out. Although I do not trust or place faith in such data, I do hope that Britain remains in.
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+1 for topic Meng, this is something that is literally close to home. Personally I am a remain simply because I would rather have my country safe and secure within an alliance that has held together so many European countries and has ultimately prevented another world war from happening. All the absolute scum who want to seperate Britain from the EU have argued is purely to "make Britain British." Sounds familiar to a certain subhuman running in a particular presidential campaign right?
Looking at the current polls and location graphs, it appears that half the population want in and the other half wants out. Although I do not trust or place faith in such data, I do hope that Britain remains in.
Tyvm tyvm ;D
Very exciting times, usually you can check the betting sites for the most accurate data! http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/eu-referendum/referendum-on-eu-membership-result
I think if the UK leaves a couple of other countries will follow suit for sure and if you decide to stay the union will be stronger for it. Brexit would send the euro down which would be bad for the rest of us. Insecurity means a volatile market and money to be earned, I'm not sure what I would profit from most personally but watching the election closely now, when is it over?
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take your political shit to pm noone cares
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take your political shit to pm noone cares
This is in off topic so you can kindly fuck yourself, nobody.
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Don't call our Klingon Friend nobody. ;)
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Don't call our Klingon Friend nobody. ;)
KEK ;D
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Latest reports here from Yougov says bremain won, whats the word on the street?
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Latest reports here from Yougov says bremain won, whats the word on the street?
Word on the street is that Zek and the true UK population will be getting wasted in support of the results ;) But don't worry, I will prevent Awgy drink driving again ;D
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Scarily enough, the early results suggest leave are going to win.
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But don't worry, I will prevent Awgy drink driving again ;D
Eh There goes my false hope that Meng likes when i drive drunk xD
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Pack your bags. Britain has left.
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Good to see the brits show some backbone and have the people stand up to corrupt politicians. I can only hope the US can follow their lead in upcoming times.
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gg uk rq ;D been a good run
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United Kuckland. Pack me a cigarette for when I come over to Sweden in disappointment of the decision made here.
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At least Cameron is stepping down.
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More countries will leave UE because it is Union of Europen Socialist Republics. Germany, France and Sweden did all this shit from past years so do not be shocked that UK leave UESR. UK's leave might wake up those countries and maybe they will change their shit political correctness.
Add to this migrant (enemy army) crisis and situation in Syria. This all is only good for USA aka USRAEL.
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I can finally use the EU flag for it's true purpose and that's 'emergency' toilet role.
In all seriousness I am happy that Over 40 years of none elected beurocrats telling my country what it can and can't do has ended today and I look forward to other EU controlled countries to get there own referendum established.
Now the hard work starts of creating a much more fair immigration system that does not discriminate against our commonwealth brothers and restoration of our fishing and farming industries.
Britain has control of it's own destiny.
Britain Prevails.
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GB LFG
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At least Cameron is stepping down.
+1, hopefully Boris can do a, uh, a better job :D
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Boris ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSZOiq7-3mE
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Listening in on the news, gbp down 7 points vs the dollar, generations of work gone they say on the radio news. Apparently will be 2 years of negotiating terms before UK can really leave, during this time UK will still pay taxes to the union but will not get any financial support back they say, is this true? What will happen during these two years if thats true? Doesnt seem like a good position to negotiate terms from. Both Scotland and Northern Ireland representatives on the radio here where talking about voting to leave UK to stay in EU, will UK loose territory over this? Trump was pleased. Very interesting times.
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If Scotland and Northern Ireland wish to have a referendum vote to leave the UK and stay in the EU that's entirely down to them. It's a democracy after all.
As for the financial part of things that was expected for a short while and as for making trade deals after the two years is over I'm pretty sure there's more countries that aren't in the EU and that they are doing perfectly fine.
Whatever happens, England and Wales are out and we aren't going back.
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I guess congratulations are in order then and best of luck to the UK, you're in for tougher times atleast initially but hopefully you will be stronger on your own.
Edit: It's not over, seems like the brittish parliament is gonna have a vote about having a second vote after a petition today, very democratic uk haha but yeah it's a big deal. Wonder if the brexit side lost if they'd get to have a second vote, don't think so...
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Doom on.
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They will stand on their heads to keep UK from leaving. Wasn't it Ireland that voted to leave but then another voting was made and this time people decided to stay? Lol democracy.
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http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2016/06/24/thousands-of-british-refugees-make-dangerous-journey-across-the-irish-sea/
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http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2016/06/24/thousands-of-british-refugees-make-dangerous-journey-across-the-irish-sea/
News here say people in Cornwall just realized they won't be getting their 7 yearly billions now, Brexit side lied about money going into hospitals etc. also 75 percent of the young voters are for Bremain... all while UK would have a pisspoor place for negotiation with the EU countries now. Are we up for some Anarchy in the UK?
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Just to clear things up because i see a whole load of horse shit here. The Leave side has a poster that stated £350 million a week would be saved from leaving the EU which was wrong. In reality it's around about £190 (roughly) that will be saved.
75% of voters who voted remain is young is entirely wrong, there was no official poll ran inside polling stations so they simply do not know who voted which way because the votes are entirely private when voting. You are merely going by polls after which are more than likely to be filled in by young voters who spend most of there time on Facebook.
The UK had project fear to face with during the elections who had people like Barrack Obama saying that the 'special relationship' would end if we left and that the UK would be at the back of the cue for trade deals this has since been retracted. Big banks and businesses in London stated that they would move to mainland Europe if we left that's now been retracted. People said countries wouldn't trade with us after we left, over 10 countries outside of the EU have now come forward to start immediate negations. The Germans have stated that the UK would still be a close friend and trade partner once negotiations start. Regardless if the EU chooses to trade with us there is still a whole world out there and the whole world isn't going to say no to the 6th largest economy. Now the Pound is down (we all new it would take a hit) however it's down back to what it was in February.
Now there was a petition of about 3 million people to call for a second referendum, I have a quote for you to read from today.
'As of Sunday afternoon, the much-reported petition to re-run the EU referendum has around 41,118 signatories from Vatican City, 24,855 from North Korea and 2,735 from British Antarctic Territory, which has a population of just 250 people. Hundreds of thousands may be fraudulent.'
Regardless if the majority are from British voters there would be no second referendum, that would go against the fundermental idea of Democracy. There was a simple question asked and 1.4 million won the vote for the leave campaign. 17 million in total votes.
Now the break up of the U.K simply won't happen, the SNP (Scotish National Party) who are currently in control of Scotland who pushed for independence and lost two years ago stated that they believe a second referendum would be on the table in the next two years because 62% of Scotish voters voted remain. However the SNP can't be clear at the moment if these voters would vote to Leave the UK. That's why they've said in the next two years because they simply can't be sure and a second loss for them would be disastrous. The SNP have also approached the EU and have been told even if they left the UK they would have to negotiate a new deal for Scotland to join which would take years.
As for Anarchy? This is largely a civilised country but I am sure there are going to be some extremely sore people out there who will cry and cause trouble but this won't change the fact that there is no going back and we now have control of our own Destiny or we will when Article 50 is set. That'll be very soon.
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As for article 50 it's EU leaders who are pushing the matter, anyways even the worlds leading analytics are uncertain of the outcome so no one can say whats bullshit and whats not at this point, I hope the UK made the right decision. Following the financial chaos right now alot can be bought for cheap speculating against the pound, not good for workers, very good for speculation and short term investment.
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Ah yes, Brexit.
Closest thing that you can compare to it is the type of girl that tells you that she's going to leave because of some shitty reason, but when you show her the door, comes up with shitty excuses to not actually do it.
"We should not be hasty" said by good ol' Boris himself, majority voted to leave but no one wants to push the big red "article 50 button", since after that there is no point of return lel.
To add to this, basically 52% (a small majority) is giving its youth and the 48% a future they don't want, this is the reason why a representative democracy is quite better. Since then you actually have people that know what they're talking about.
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So it has begun...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IW-RmVY2OkA
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Leaders of the European Union refuse to negotiate with UK and have decided on playing hardball. Iceland just beat UK in soccer... Coincidence?
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Leaders of the European Union refuse to negotiate with UK and have decided on playing hardball. Iceland just beat UK in soccer... Coincidence?
You are from fucking Europe call it as it is, and it is Football xD
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How England was playin, i am sure that me and crew from my bar will woop their asses even harder then Iceland.
But here song for them
https://youtu.be/jKa0Par8Un8
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Leaders of the European Union refuse to negotiate with UK and have decided on playing hardball. Iceland just beat UK in soccer... Coincidence?
You are from fucking Europe call it as it is, and it is Football xD
I'm Canadian and I call it real football.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbhfPhTICeM (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbhfPhTICeM)