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They will have control over their misery and they will be join only by Indians, Pakistanies and Nigerians, no European allowed in the pity party!
Oh, we've got plenty of them already........... We're not miserable....... we're loving it!!.......
You see, my country has had plenty of crises before. The one in '76 was a doozy........ Chancellor Denis Healey had to turn back at the airport, on his way to Hong Kong. The pound had collapsed, and he had to apply for an emergency loan to the IMF.
Boy, that was scary. I had my spare bedroom full of tinned food. That's the truth, not a joke.
We survived that, and we'll survive this. Money is not everything my friend. My country was going down the pan, and this vote came just in time........ hopefully.
And throughout all of this, Scotland and England are separate countries. UK and Great Britain are umbrella organizations, but Scotland and England are separate countries, like I originally said.
But they share the same currency and much Gov't, so they are closer to a US state in relationship than 2 more typical separate countries.
Wouldn't you liked to have seen details of how it was going to be achieved? And when? Or do you just trust Nigel and Boris, they're honorable chaps, never catch that Nigel telling a huge porkie in the campaign
You mean like the plan for Obamacare that Obama and the Democrats published prior to the 2008 election?
Boy - you're bitter huh?........ Never mind. We're OUT...... get used to it. We will get plans when the new Prime Minister is picked, and we will go forward from that day. You don't like Nigel, which is a shame. He alone, by getting this vote, has saved our country.
It's a glorious dawn. Try and join in.........
Surely Nigel Farage has to be the Time "Man of the year" for 2016. If not him, then who?
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The EU reminds me a lot of the USA pre the constitution. It's just a loosely bound league of states with very different viewpoints, mainly focused on regulating trade. In it's current form it is not sustainable to handle a real crisis and the refugee crisis has revealed that. If Russia started invading Eastern Europe it would be equally inept. The EU will either reform itself into sustainability or it will go the way of the dodo bird.
THIS will trigger nothing..Why do people want to project economic and social gloom and doom. Belief is strong...If you believe you will be okay - You will be...I remember back in the 80s in the subway system of Toronto...a digital sign showing the news stated that a recession is about to take place...Why would you pre-emptively emotionally depress a population and get them to believe that darkness is about to fall upon the land. Human beings are so prone and weak when it comes to suggestion...England will be fine....as for the speculative stock markets...those making money out of nothing should lose a bit of money...big deal...It is not as if they earned it.
And we've kicked the can down the road about as far as we can. There is a reasonable good chance that we will have a great depression kind of event. A reset is going to happen.
Oh, we've got plenty of them already........... We're not miserable....... we're loving it!!.......
You see, my country has had plenty of crises before. The one in '76 was a doozy........ Chancellor Denis Healey had to turn back at the airport, on his way to Hong Kong. The pound had collapsed, and he had to apply for an emergency loan to the IMF.
Boy, that was scary. I had my spare bedroom full of tinned food. That's the truth, not a joke.
We survived that, and we'll survive this. Money is not everything my friend. My country was going down the pan, and this vote came just in time........ hopefully.
Money is not everything. Control and immigration control are the important things, however the majority of the immigrants from 3rd world countries enter the UK due to the commonwealth agreements, not due to the EU. You will continue having those, but will lose hundreds of thousands of paying taxes educated European immigrants. Way to go!
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The EU reminds me a lot of the USA pre the constitution. It's just a loosely bound league of states with very different viewpoints, mainly focused on regulating trade. In it's current form it is not sustainable to handle a real crisis and the refugee crisis has revealed that. If Russia started invading Eastern Europe it would be equally inept. The EU will either reform itself into sustainability or it will go the way of the dodo bird.
EU should reform its constitution and citizens vote representation, that's for sure. Not denying the EU is run by "professional" politicians with little grasp on the needs of regular folks.
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THIS will trigger nothing..Why do people want to project economic and social gloom and doom. Belief is strong...If you believe you will be okay - You will be...I remember back in the 80s in the subway system of Toronto...a digital sign showing the news stated that a recession is about to take place...Why would you pre-emptively emotionally depress a population and get them to believe that darkness is about to fall upon the land. Human beings are so prone and weak when it comes to suggestion...England will be fine....as for the speculative stock markets...those making money out of nothing should lose a bit of money...big deal...It is not as if they earned it.
I believe that the banks would not need to have presence in a EU financial center if they want to continue some operations in euros, I believe Euopean agencies and consortiums won't have to relocate, I believe airlines won't need to apply to new permits, I believe the EU won't demand open borders in exchange to open trade...NOT. Believing doesn't change reality.
About as long as our national debt will cause hyperinflation.
There are several ways that our current situation can play out. Hyperinflation is one of them, Deflation with high unemployment is another, A stagnant growth middle ground until we hit a session is what we are getting.
But we are on an exponential growth in national debt curve and that needs to be reset.
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