NinjaFletch
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Do we get to eat the cake too?AND for us not to adhere to any EU regulations, and not have to pay anything in. And cake, everyone gets cake.
Do we get to eat the cake too?AND for us not to adhere to any EU regulations, and not have to pay anything in. And cake, everyone gets cake.
He's an amazing cnut, he knew what he was doing IMOI think Cameron just resigned.
I'm not sure he actually morphed into a Game of Thrones character.
Yes. Everyone gets to eat everyone else's cake.Do we get to eat the cake too?
Hasn't gotten far enough. The Queen should replace Junker and the Euros be held in England all the time.Tweet
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Market open? Or do you mean on Friday it dropped?The pound is still dropping like a stone fwiw.
No, just the Brits get to eat the EU's cake, and keep all their own cake.Yes. Everyone gets to eat everyone else's cake.
Cameron could have invoked article 50 if he wanted to. He had nothing to lose. And that's why Tory MPs were desperate for him to continue including Gove and Boris.I think Cameron just resigned.
I'm not sure he actually morphed into a Game of Thrones character.
Dropped further from 1.36 to 1.34 against the dollar already.Market open? Or do you mean on Friday it dropped?
Might be dumb here but Cameron is still PM, couldn't he still invoke it?Cameron could have invoked article 50 if he wanted to. He had nothing to lose. And that's why Tory MPs were desperate for him to continue including Gove and Boris.
He has left the radioactive material for Boris and Gove to sort out. Now they are shitting their pants.
He's an amazing cnut, he knew what he was doing IMO
I think he thought 'feck this shit, its not my job' (infact, he's known to have said words almost exactly to that effect). I just don't think it was a calculated act of political scheming, just a defeated man giving up.Cameron could have invoked article 50 if he wanted to. He had nothing to lose. And that's why Tory MPs were desperate for him to continue including Gove and Boris.
He has left the radioactive material for Boris and Gove to sort out. Now they are shitting their pants.
It's essentially this:No, just the Brits get to eat the EU's cake, and keep all their own cake.
What a great deal. Everyone will be jealous.Tweet
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It's certainly possible though.I think he thought 'feck this shit, its not my job' (infact, he's known to have said words almost exactly to that effect). I just don't think it was a calculated act of political scheming, just a defeated man giving up.
On my phone at the minute but that looks like it hit close to fridays lows, right? So much for all that pound had bounced back crap.The pound is still dropping like a stone fwiw.
Asia markets are openMarket open? Or do you mean on Friday it dropped?
AND for us not to adhere to any EU regulations, and not have to pay anything in. And cake, everyone gets cake.
Fridays lowest was 1.32. We're on 1.34 at the moment.On my phone at the minute but that looks like it hit close to fridays lows, right? So much for all that pound had bounced back crap.
I thought we'd get a clearer picture of the state of play on Tuesday but Asia happy to tell us we're fecked right now
Asia markets are open
Good ol' Cam will tell them to feck themselvesCameron will be bricking it at going to the summit on tuesday.
Not sure, it was just a hypothetical question. I assumed the EU wanted to Art 50 triggered as soon as possible and Cameron is still here for the next 3 months.He could, but why should he?
Asian market open.Market open? Or do you mean on Friday it dropped?
It's very clear, it's a move that may just keep us from exiting the EU. Short term anywayThe adulation for Cameron for this one move is baffling. All he has done is resign, making sure the next leader has to deal with the shit from the referendum. But the reason for the referendum was to shore up his party and votebank before the election, and sparing him any culpability would be like voters deciding Labour alone caused 2008. Unfortunately, it will probably happen too...
Amazing, me too. Whilst he's at it, one way freedom of movement with the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand should be thrown into the deal.Tweet
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Yeah looking at it now. Seem very erratic but not a consistent downward spiral.Asian market open.
People clarified this earlier in the thread, those stats aren't the actual turnout figures.
And those stats are based on that, apparently. They aren't legit.
Whilst I don't doubt that turnout wasn't high enough amongst the younger age groups, I wouldn't take the figures in the tweet as being accurate.
Those figures are estimates based on a pre-referendum poll by Sky who took a sample and asked them how they would vote in the referendum and how likely they were to vote (scale of 1-10). Those who answered either 9 or 10 for the latter question were used to estimate turnout percentage. As you can see... bit of an assumption there.
Fair do's lads. Just caught up and seen my mistake. I retract that statement.It is worth considering that the twitter warriors are part of the 35% youngsters who did vote. And also that the 65% silent group may well have been completely neutral voters.
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The adulation for Cameron for this one move is baffling.
I suspect people are clinging to the hope that delaying it will make implementing it politically toxic and in some unspecified way it won't end up happening.Would one of you people explain to me why Cameron is supposed to be some sort of tactical genius?
At least we're not playing Germany.And so it begins with a bang ..
Post #BrExit inspired racism.
Am dreading Monday night during and after Inglund vs Iceland. Am sure the 'fanz' will give some 'banter' in their singing, inspire the masses drinking in pubs in Leave strongholds across the country, so they can celebtate their win by smashing up immigrants property and violently attacking any they can find too.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/eu-referendum-racism_uk_576fe161e4b08d2c56396075