UK members stay or leave Europe

[Steve]

Things will get worse before better.

[nottophammer]

Its like the recession of 2008, put down to the Labour government, But was it not a world wide recession. The ? is who caused the recession, was it not your financial markets? the big dogs(LOL) who invest in stocks,where the divided has to be offered and to maintain this ,they put up prices.

So who is doing all the bleeting at this time of Brit-ex, the big dogs, who see the value of their investments under threat from leaving the EU.

But has plc UK not been riding the crest of the wave for sometime, was plc UK, not (heres that word) DUE to fall down this wave, its been to long and with Brit-ex here now they have something to blame, like they always do.

[nottophammer]

I read that recessions happen in cycles ( perhaps Priyanka can help). Maths might say we got out of the last recession, but you ask the peasants of plc UK they wont agree.
Look across the channel that kept those europeans out of UK for centuries, have they recovered form the Labour induced world recession, NO.
So with the democratic vote to leave being contested by the remain (top dogs) what happens when they overturn the peasants (majority vote).
What if the big dogs then get greedy and along comes the over due recession, you wont be able to blame Brit-ex as your still in the defunked EU market.

Its the old saying the haves and have nots,

[Turner]

big dogs

shouldnt that be big doggs with 2 g's? 

[nottophammer]

see to or too much time out of school Brains,but with your ever watchful eye, i'll be okay.

[nottophammer]

Eamon and Ruth,with Tory boy and his side kick have just solved Brit-ex, it's still on but only when parliament say so.
Could my PA check this  please

[Steve]

Recessions are in cycles, deliberately. It all comes from the control of money via banks.

[bleep24]

Recessions do happen in cycles.  People/Governments borrow too much.  Crash.   People/Governments start getting a bit of confidence back and start borrowing again and off we go on the next cycle.
US bank Goldman Sachs are generally regarded as being one of the main causes of the 2008 crash through sub-prime mortgage lending in US.

I voted leave in the referendum. I would still vote the same tomorrow if another vote happened.  The EU is a disaster not waiting to happen but has happened.
Though immigration is a major issue making our own laws is also high on my agenda.

The High Court has said MP`s must decide.  Why did we bother with a referendum then.  If we do not leave I will vote UKIP at the next general election and I hope that Nigel Farage returns.
Seventeen and a half million people voted leave, a majority.  It is mainly the better off/rich who want us to remain because it is best for them but it does not impact on their lives half as much as on ordinary people.
We are seeing the results of mass immigration every day. Crowded schools. Shortage of housing. NHS failings. Traffic congestion: the list goes on.
Brian           (I could rant about this subject all day)    It makes my blood boil.

[Turner]

see to or too much time out of school Brains,but with your ever watchful eye, i'll be okay.

I was referring to Kens typo in his signature "doggs"

[nottophammer]

Cheers Turner

[nottophammer]

The High Court has said MP`s must decide.  Why did we bother with a referendum then.  If we do not leave I will vote UKIP at the next general election and I hope that Nigel Farage returns.
Seventeen and a half million people voted leave, a majority.  It is mainly the better off/rich who want us to remain because it is best for them but it does not impact on their lives half as much as on ordinary people.

What do the toffs say, hear-hear.
Would a peasant say ,here-here.

[Thunder Pants]

Must admit most of my reasons are selfish for wanting to keep UK in the EU. I do understand UK wanting to step out of the mess that is EU.

However many of us smaller scandinavia & european countries counts heavily on larger countries like UK & UK services. Aka small countries dont have their own Amazon or Ebay but has to use the UK one. When UK steps out of EU some quite heavy import taxes suddenly apply. Same goes for export. It actually goes back a 1000 years from when the first vikings crossed the channel & taught the english old norse words like "gift" & "cake" .. and uh also .. "anger", "beserk", "raid", "ransack" & "slaughter". But now we are all friends & UK imports lots of bacon & sausages & Lego & whatnot.

Even just the news of the Brexit hurt the pund & thus export. Hopefully some local import/export agreements can be done or it will have even more severe longterm consequences. I mean no one will want to import a 10 pund movie if it costs 45 punds after tax+fees.

A bit off topic but then again: Canada & EU has just signed a trade agreement that could seriously be world changing. Remember a PC cost HALF in Canada (& US region) of what a pc cost in EU simply because of the import taxes. This certainly will have enourmous impact oh a scale i cant even imagine.

[nottophammer]

Boris, grow that backbone.
Tell the French fcuk off; shuv there shite cars and wines. We make great English sparkling wine that's as good as champagne.
The Germans can fcuk off too. Keep their Merc's and Audi's, shite old Riesling.
Suppose Teflon Tony will pipe up soon, saying we didn’t know what we were voting for. Fcuk off, we knew what we voted for. To govern ourselves, not prop up a crumbling EU.

[Blood Angel]

I agree. Just tell them all to fcuking do one! We’ll be ok on our own. They need us as much as we need them.

[Steve]

Most leaders are part of the NWO agenda. They get to power with the help of powerful people. It's a miracle England left the EU. The push for global government wont stop.