[J a y]

Bank of England has £250bn to support UK economy after #BrexitVote, Mark Carney says https://t.co/jo2sWrbZxk

Oh lovely. Bank of England predicted this and sided with Remain. Will £250bn be enough?

[Qwerty1234]

Originally posted by Skywalker

I need to go to sleep and wake up in three hours but it's so hard when we might be witnessing one of biggest sociopolitical changes and financial disasters of the modern era. The UK really did **** up.

And the fact that it happened so ****ing quickly. And despite all warnings. It's not like it was a crisis waiting to happen like the one in 2008 due to house markets, ****** banks etc. This is literally a financial disaster that did not need to happen.

BILLIONS lost. In a day.

[Hotshot]

So it'll be Wales and England when all is said and done

London should just form its own country, like the Vatican lol

[Gourgeist]

Originally posted by Suede

it's so gross. I'm never giving up my seat to some arthritis-ridden bitch from now on, suffer

[MillionLights]

Originally posted by AvrilLaQueen

Don't worry, you'll be back, honey.

Both Remain and Leave were saying a vote to leave the EU is final.

There's no way the UK will swallow its pride and come back because if we did rejoin we would have to adopt the Euro (which the public would never approve of), we wouldn't have Thatcher's rebate in the budget and we wouldn't have the special status Cameron had negotiated (such as ever closer union not applying to the UK).

[skankle]

Originally posted by B'Day

Please someone say the pros to leaving

We don't have to deal with the mess that is EU leadership and its undemocratic structure and neo-liberal leanings (Not worth much with Tories in power). That's the main thing I can think of tbh.

[MillionLights]

Originally posted by J a y

Bank of England has £250bn to support UK economy after #BrexitVote, Mark Carney says https://t.co/jo2sWrbZxk

Oh lovely. Bank of England predicted this and sided with Remain. Will £250bn be enough?

It's half of the bank bailout sum in 2008.

[AlexisNeiers]

[Florges]

Rih, Sia and Zara are all smashing, our global queens well keep the economy in check with sales

[Frozen99]

Originally posted by MillionLights

?

A 52-48 vote for leave is pretty solid.

The difference was like 1.8 %, that's almost a tie

[MillionLights]

This is the worst time to have Tories in power.

We need investment, not austerity.

We're going to go into recession again and Tories will make it worse by cutting everything except what suits their rich donors.

I would vote for the GOP before I voted Tory.

[Qwerty1234]

Originally posted by J a y

Bank of England has £250bn to support UK economy after #BrexitVote, Mark Carney says https://t.co/jo2sWrbZxk

Oh lovely. Bank of England predicted this and sided with Remain. Will £250bn be enough?

Do they really think that will be enough when Australian markets just lost 50 billion in a day?

And the Bank of England WARNED against this ****. But ya know, dumb experts.

And whatever money they spend trying to buy the Pound up to get it to appreciate will only be a temporary fix since monetary policy won't be able to fix the lack of trust in the UK market.

[Subomie]

Originally posted by Skywalker

Sinn Féin calls for poll on Irish unity after NI votes Remain

MESS.

Scream, literally never happening

[Starkboy]

The London Economic ‏@LondonEconomic
The UK is no longer the world's 5th largest economy. The £ has fallen so far that France has overtaken us. #EUref

ddd that was fast.

They fact they ****ed themselves up. Deserved, sorry.

[Qwerty1234]

Originally posted by MillionLights

It's half of the bank bailout sum in 2008.

[iamstrong]

I thought the UK would vote with common sense. I guess I was wrong

[MillionLights]

Originally posted by Frozen99

The difference was like 1.8 %, that's almost a tie

Oh, you mean from 50%.

The difference between the Remain and Leave totals though was nearly 4%. The Scottish referendum difference was like 10% and that was declared a landslide. So 4% is a solid victory and a substantial enough difference for Leave to have a mandate.

[Hotshot]

Now how do we make money out of this mess? Non-UK citizens should at least benefit from this economic disaster bound to happen

[keshaspearsxo]

We've been so lied to and exploited. And the most annoying part is some people still don't even realise it.

[ontherocks]

All of a sudden I have become a supporter of Scotland's (and Nothern Ireland's for that matter) independence. Just like that. From one day to the other. I ain't