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That was depressing.
He's still Prime Minister, though. Why's he still in charge of he has no intention of doing his job?Cameron resigned
It really was. Salmond gave a hint that the Scottish MPs will vote against the Referendum though.That was depressing.
Seems like he's trying to slow the process down. Which for me means he effectively doing his duty to the country.He's still Prime Minister, though. Why's he still in charge of he has no intention of doing his job?
I live in Cumbria. Can we move the border south a bit?The English telling what Scotland and its people should do. Very ironic after their taking back control rhetoric.
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Agreed with some of what he said but he is secretly overjoyed with the result as increases the divide between Englad and Scotland. The SNP are politicians too and this is great news for their end goal.alex salmond asking some decent questions to be fair to him.
It's always easier to be anti-establishment until you are the establishment.Boris must be shitting it at the thought that he has to be PM.
What I meant was that the graphs show nothing seismic happening in the last few days. It's just business as usual. As of now, the market isn't anticipating a negative impact of Brexit on the British economy.
There's a long, tortuous road ahead, of course.
Well he's fighting for the Scottish people so yeah I imagine he's livid but at the same time knows there's a silver lining.Agreed with some of what he said but he is secretly overjoyed with the result as increases the divide between Englad and Scotland. The SNP are politicians too and this is great news for their end goal.
definitely, that's the problem with politicans, still refreshing to hear him ask questions and not just bleat on about scottish independence the whole time, though he was never far away from returning to the point!Agreed with some of what he said but he is secretly overjoyed with the result as increases the divide between Englad and Scotland. The SNP are politicians too and this is great news for their end goal.
I've found a stat about voter turnout. I think I may have actually been right.Ok. I'll be amazed if its true. My social circles are almost exclusively 18-24 and I've never, ever, seen them so concerned about politics. Might not be representative of the UK as a whole. But I'd be shocked if the % vote was the same as the general election.
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Which fleshed out plan was thatBut when the time came for Vote Leave to flesh out their plan in precise terms, the figure was £100m. Or do you deny that?
Yeah any remnant of hope I had has disappeared after that show.That was depressing.
5 Second clip @Nick 0208 Ldn posted. Apparently that trumps all the messaging on buses,posters, twitter etc.Which fleshed out plan was that
Apparently the fleshed out plan was a 1 minute 30 second video on twitter.Which fleshed out plan was that
This has been posted on reddit, but its obvious rubbish.I've found a stat about voter turnout. I think I may have actually been right.
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Not sure about that. It's speculative, based on a pre result poll, rather than any sort of exit/aftermath poll.I've found a stat about voter turnout. I think I may have actually been right.
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Christ, why do we have to put up with such colossal arseholes representing us?Tweet
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Great contribution from the Leave campaigning Conservative MP for Peterborough.
Which fleshed out plan was that
suck it up, whiner.Christ, why do we have to put up with such colossal arseholes representing us?
Asked for that didn't I?suck it up, whiner.
suck it up, whiner.
So there's been much talk about this 350m figure and how Vote Leave allegedly said they would spend it all on the NHS, yet their pre-referendum plan explicitly stated that weekly investment would total £100m/week. I am just wondering how all of you supposedly smarter Remainers managed to miss this detail?
Hope you're a bit brighter in your everyday life than on this topic. Can imagine you bumping into lamp posts everywhere.
That's what everyone is so upset about. Why should that have to happen? Why should we play virtual Russian roulette with our economy and futures when there was absolutely no fecking need to at all? It's just beyond idiotic to gamble on something so ridiculous when at least half the country were happy with things as they were and a good portion of the country fell for, and voted for on the basis of flat out lies they were told by the leave campaigners. It's disgusting and immoral and I am sure you can see why people are pissed off about it.Yes, I do realise that. Markets can react in minutes or even seconds. In this case they rose in anticipation of a Remain victory, dropped about 8% when it became clear that Leave would win, and then rose again, settling about 2% up on the week.
Sentiment may have changed over the weekend. We'll see tomorrow. I'm sure there'll be many ups and downs over the coming months and years.
Why what happened? (sorry I missed it)Yeah any remnant of hope I had has disappeared after that show.
He's now blocked Richard Cann and James Ducker (both football journalists in case no one knows) for having the temerity to call up on his tweet. Richard Cann is a constituent of his.Tweet
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Great contribution from the Leave campaigning Conservative MP for Peterborough.
Not a lot really, still a whole load of infighting. Only watched the last 20 minutes but everyone who was for Leave seemed set on that path. The whole vibe was the democratic process was done, let's move on.Why what happened? (sorry I missed it)
Except Salmond who made it pretty clear that it was Scottish MPs duty to represent their people and that means arguing for those who were in favour of remain.He's now blocked Richard Cann and James Ducker (both football journalists in case no one knows) for having the temerity to call up on his tweet. Richard Cann is a constituent of his.
Not a lot really, still a whole load of infighting. Only watched the last 20 minutes but everyone who was for Leave seemed set on that path. The whole vibe was the democratic process was done, let's move on.
yeah.Asked for that didn't I?
That's reassuring if you're Scottish and are glad to get rid of England. But 56 SNP MPs won't have much impact when it comes to a Parliament vote.Except Salmond who made it pretty clear that it was Scottish MPs duty to represent their people and that means arguing for those who were in favour of remain.
That either means they'll not vote in the result or if it did happen will campaign for a 2nd referendum in Scotland. He was pretty clear to be fair.
That is a type of plan that is so deliciously stupid they would never see it coming!yeah.
just had a brainwave, rs, it hit me whilst watching question time. i'm going to campaign for a referendum where i ask everyone if they'd like to be a millionaire or not. when it inevitability gets a yes vote, i'll just wait for someone else to actually do the thinking and making it work and just blame the government for not having a contingency plan if i won, "i'm just the ideas man, don't look at me."
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Now that is the kind of cynicism I can buy into.Promises only bind those who believe in them. It's sad but true.
And will also not happen.Apparently the fleshed out plan was a 1 minute 30 second video on twitter.
That one tweet Nick posted. Why they continued to use the £350m figure on that same account in further tweets, graphic and videos from then until the polls closed, with it also in their header image, Nick hasn't yet explained.Which fleshed out plan was that
Which nobody with any brains, or sense of decency would ever want. Only the mindless racist morons would ever be happy with something like that happening. Also, we should be there with them, standing side by side helping ensure it DOESN'T fail or collapse. We have let them down too, as well as ourselves. This vote was far more reaching than just the UK.to succeed it arguably needs for the EU to collapse
I bet if negotiations all went pear-shaped, Boris and co would blame him; there isn't much to bargain with so this is lose-lose for Dave. Let the Brexiters negotiate the exit they envisaged.He's still Prime Minister, though. Why's he still in charge of he has no intention of doing his job?
Do you not think it was sensible advice? Does leaving the UK to get independence and then giving it straight back up to join the EU which is in the worst shape of it existence economically and socially (which is only going to get worse) make any sense whatsoever?The English telling what Scotland and its people should do. Very ironic after their taking back control rhetoric.
This!
That's what everyone is so upset about. Why should that have to happen? Why should we play virtual Russian roulette with our economy and futures when there was absolutely no fecking need to at all? It's just beyond idiotic to gamble on something so ridiculous when at least half the country were happy with things as they were and a good portion of the country fell for, and voted for on the basis of flat out lies they were told by the leave campaigners. It's disgusting and immoral and I am sure you can see why people are pissed off about it.
Why what happened? (sorry I missed it)
Literally couldn't make it up could you? FFS.Tweet
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