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Wow, as if WWIII, national security, workers' rights, house prices, the value of Sterling blah, blah, blah, wasn't enough, now if we leave our European holidays will cost more according to the PM. Well if all their other predictions of gloom come to pass that'd be the last thing we'll need to be worried about won't it. My God they really are scraping the barrel. This is getting ludicrous.
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UK already complies with EU regulations so trading with the EU shouldn't be too big an issue unless politicians make it so and sadly that can't be ruled out.
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The jobs as good as done.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...are-deserting/ No need for Dave and George to keep on with the histrionics. As predicted the undecideds and many Brexiters are switching to Remain as polling day approaches. I suspect this would have happened even without Project Fear. The British love a whinge but when faced with the reality of what it would mean to them personally, they soon change their minds. I'm predicting a landslide 60/40 for remain. All an utter waste of time, to pander to the vocal minority of right wing swivel eyed loons. Still at least it'll be the end of Dave and a Tory civil war. There's always a silver lining ;) |
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Mr K I hate to stomp on your stereotyping but I'm not right wing by any stretch and I want out of the EU as do many and given that the only thing lower in quality then our media are our politicians I wouldn't be shouting victory just yet.
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I wasn't too worried about the vote until now and was quietly confident of a Leave vote but with all this coming out now, I'm not so confident. The good thing is that after Friday the Government can't do any more to influence the vote. ---------- Post added at 06:42 ---------- Previous post was at 06:32 ---------- Quote:
Brexit – what would happen if Britain left the EU? http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...-referendum-uk |
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Lots of supporting information for both sides of the debate in that article, showing that it isn't cut and dried, no matter what either side says...
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It's all starting to ramp up now isn't it?
On economics, one point Brexit people make is that we are the 5th largest economy globally so there wouldn't be a tariff shock. If that is the case, why are there still tariffs in place for imports and exports to Japan, China and the US who are larger economies than the UK? Doesn't BMW, Siemens, etc. want to sell to those countries? |
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So the simple answer to this is anyone in the EU is now owned by the EU and you can never leave due to dire consequences to that country and how the world will treat them?
Because that is how it is coming across from the globe and people want to vote to stay in. |
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