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Frankly, if you take your information from British media, you can t be right.
Sarkozy is already losing against Juppé in the right wing battle. He won t be candidate...
As for Le Pen, 70% of French people Said on a poll They will never vote for Le Pen.
France ´s next President will be François Hollande or Alain Juppé.
^ Yeah exactly, that was my point...as the prices are often driven by fear and not real "value" any announcement like that will have effects. In contrast Boris Johnson or someone else saying that everything is fantastic may have the opposite effect.
So Scotland announced independence referendum, not? I don't get how is that a smart decision, apart from being yet another funny news coming from that part of Europe. I mean with the pound already dropping shaply, surely news like that won't make it better? She should've waited for slightly better moment otherwise it sounds like "f**ck you England" from her side.
45% of the voters voted to leave two years ago, now that England voted to leave the EU, that number would probably be higher by now.
Besides, it seems like younger generations would prefer independence, so independence supporters probably actually have reasons to be optimistic.
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45% of the voters voted to leave two years ago, now that England voted to leave the EU, that number would probably be higher by now.
Besides, it seems like younger generations would prefer independence, so independence supporters probably actually have reasons to be optimistic.
According to research by Edinburgh University, young voters were actually more likely than other groups to vote against independence. As for the SNP they have no mandate to call a second referendum, the majority of Scottish people polled don't want a second referendum and the SNP are a minority Government with the other political parties all supporting the union, so therefore a bill on a second referendum would not even make it through the Scottish Parliament.
Frankly, if you take your information from British media, you can t be right.
Sarkozy is already losing against Juppé in the right wing battle. He won t be candidate...
As for Le Pen, 70% of French people Said on a poll They will never vote for Le Pen.
France ´s next President will be François Hollande or Alain Juppé.
I most certainly will not take my information from someone as biased as you.
You need to restate that, you are willing buyers. No one forces you to buy for instance german products. It is simply superior quality that sells itself.
No mention of Marmite here? I am disappointed. Brexit is all about the Marmite now!
Marmite is safe, and back in Tesco shops! It was a close thing though.......
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