Brexit Referendum Superthread

RobertKK

I can't stand Nigel Farage.

I suppose the only good thing is we won't be sharing European citizenship with him.

mansize

murpho999 wrote: »

Ireland should join Schengen if there's a Brexit.

It might beholden on us, the only country outside Schengen

Francie Barrett

Farage giving the victory speech.

Still an odious and vile individual.

scudzilla

Delighted so far, just hope this keeps going this way.

I've lived in Ireeland for 10yrs now and this is the first time i've felt so strongly about something that i've registered for a postal vote, my constituency voted leave by 54% to 46% which is something i'm proud of

sadie06

Farage claiming victory.

mansize

RobertKK wrote: »

I can't stand Nigel Farage.

I suppose the only good thing is we won't be sharing European citizenship with him.

His mask has slipped more than once regarding Xenophobia and racism.

RobertKK

I love 'Ode to Joy'.

Lets integrate Europe more, not move apart.

Billy86

"We will have done it without a single bullet being fired."
- Nigel Farage

Mr.Nice Guy

murpho999 wrote: »

Ireland should join Schengen if there's a Brexit.

That would be lunacy. It would lead to a hard border with the North.

mansize

scudzilla wrote: »

Delighted so far, just hope this keeps going this way.

I've lived in Ireeland for 10yrs now and this is the first time i've felt so strongly about something that i've registered for a postal vote, my constituency voted leave by 54% to 46% which is something i'm proud of

Would you look for Irish Citizenship or return to an independent UK?

Infini

mansize wrote: »

What should they have done with Greece?

Dont let the actual people suffer. Take control of the situation expecially taking the political class to task. You want the problems sorted you need to win the people over not grind em into the dust and constantly demand repayments of money that realistically can never be met and only cause the situation to get worse and worse.

Mycroft H

I suppose this is a done thing right now; it's happened.

Francie Barrett

Just wanting for the Boris victory dance.

mansize

Infini2 wrote: »

Dont let the actual people suffer. Take control of the situation expecially taking the political class to task. You want the problems sorted you need to win the people over not grind em into the dust and constantly demand repayments of money that realistically can never be met and only cause the situation to get worse and worse.

But they had to pay tax, tax evasion was rife. Should the EU just have absorbed all their debt?

murpho999

scudzilla wrote: »

Delighted so far, just hope this keeps going this way.

I've lived in Ireeland for 10yrs now and this is the first time i've felt so strongly about something that i've registered for a postal vote, my constituency voted leave by 54% to 46% which is something i'm proud of

Wait till we kick all foreigners out here and send you back.

PhoenixParker

whatever_ wrote: »

Doesn't mean it will be bad either. German exporters today said it was inconceivable that they would not have a trade deal with the UK. All this doomsday nonsense is without foundation.

There'll be a trade deal but it'll involve either 1) tariffs and checks or 2) the uk continuing to allow freedom of movement and implementing eu laws related to standards. That's what the EU have negotiated with all the associated countries.

If it's 1, then uk exports will struggle. If it's 2 it's the complete opposite of what the brexit campaign promised and leaves the uk worse off in terms of political strength.

Harry Angstrom

It's looking good. Well done to the people of the UK for standing up to the anti-democratic bullies in the EU.

mansize

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

That would be lunacy. It would lead to a hard border with the North.

there will have to be a hard border if they don't have freedom of movement, regardless whether we are in Schengen or not.

Francie Barrett

The most sickening thing here is that Farage is being put on a pedestal like some sort of hero.

murpho999

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

That would be lunacy. It would lead to a hard border with the North.

But a Brexit probably would too.

Mr.Nice Guy

mansize wrote: »

there will have to be a hard border if they don't have freedom of movement, regardless whether we are in Schengen or not.

What are you basing that on? I've not heard anyone suggest that.

murpho999

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

It's looking good. Well done to the people of the UK for standing up to the anti-democratic bullies in the EU.

Who are they?

RobertKK

I suspect the Queen voted Remain.

sadie06

Hilarious that Boris and others signed a letter to tell Cameron to stay on regardless. They haven't a clue what to do next! It would be convenient if he floundered on to give them breathing space to get the lie of the land. Much as I hate Cameron I hope he resigns before dawn and drops them in it!

511

This is great! The EU Commission needs to be eradicated and this will go a long way towards destroying them.

Not to mention that I have to buy about £400+ worth of goods from Amazon.co.uk, so let the Sterling plummet.

StewartGriffin

FOOKIN' 'ELL!!!!!!!!!

murpho999

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

What are you basing that on? I've not heard anyone suggest that.

That has been spoken about as a real possibility for weeks.

How else will non EU emigrants gettinng in to UK via Ireland?

laugh

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

What are you basing that on? I've not heard anyone suggest that.

If they want to restrict the free movement of people and we don't it will be necessary.

mansize

RobertKK wrote: »

I love 'Ode to Joy'.

Lets integrate Europe more, not move apart.

Maybe we can move forward better without the hostile UK

scudzilla

mansize wrote: »

Would you look for Irish Citizenship or return to an independent UK?

Unsure, i married an Irish woman so am eligible, never felt the need to get it before, if it means needing a work permit etc to carry on working here then i'll probably get it.

Oh, and i also think Farage is a tool