Discussion: UK may join European Economic Area | EU Referendum - Page 294

GypsyLife

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Originally posted by LuLuDrops

The Sun also writing what a Brexit really means and it's commenters having second thoughts

The nerve of the Sun when they fueled the fear to the ignorant and the leave campaign as a total.
Did they also get a Boris-BackpeddleBike this weekend?

LadyDiana

omg I have been reading The Sun for the past few hours, they are really delusional

I swear UK will turn into some kind of North Korea if someone doesn't slap ur politicians and ur tabloids

I mean look at this quote:

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Shares and the Pound are already bouncing back from last week’s artificial lows. Indeed, it is the stricken euro which may be in trouble as speculators choose Sterling as a safe haven for their money.

who are they trying to fool

GypsyLife

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Originally posted by LadyDiana

omg I have been reading The Sun for the past few hours, they are really delusional

I swear UK will turn into some kind of North Korea if someone doesn't slap ur politicians and ur tabloids

I mean look at this quote:

who are they trying to fool

It barely regained a pulse (see the 15 minutes update)

http://www.forex.com/uk/pricing-comparison.html

Euro vs Dollar is slowly on the rise (as of now, set to 15 minutes)

http://www.forex.com/uk/pricing-comparison.html

LuLuDrops

Barclays and RBS shares suspended from trading after tanking more than 8%
Barclays was down 10.3 per cent and RBS was down 15 per cent on Monday, triggering automatic circuit breakers

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/bu...-a7105196.html

GypsyLife

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Originally posted by LuLuDrops

Barclays and RBS shares suspended from trading after tanking more than 8%
Barclays was down 10.3 per cent and RBS was down 15 per cent on Monday, triggering automatic circuit breakers

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/bu...-a7105196.html

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LadyDiana

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Originally posted by GypsyLife

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but this is fine, it's only remainers propaganda, don't listen to it the good old Britannia is steady on the course to prosperity

Cas

Poor euro

GypsyLife

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Originally posted by LadyDiana

but this is fine, it's only remainers propaganda, don't listen to it the good old Britannia is steady on the course to prosperity

Lemme tell you, I would not be surprised if BoJo himself voted remain.

LuLuDrops

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Originally posted by GypsyLife

Lemme tell you, I would not be surprised if BoJo himself voted remain.

GypsyLife

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Originally posted by Cas

Poor euro

We're taking a hit but so far the UK takes the biggest hit (atm)

Currencies:

GBP/USD 1.3271 -2.15%
GBP/EUR 1.2029 -1.76%

EUR/USD 1.1030 -0.34%

LadyDiana

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Originally posted by Cas

Poor euro

euro is not the one I am worried about sis

btw papers are starting to report that the UK is actually bluffing

if they really wanted out they would have triggered Article 50 as soon as possible and start the "divorce", BUT it seems like no one is in the rush?! Even BoJo has said that he has no problem with open markets and free movement, meaning he has no problem with EU, witch brings us back to the fact that this all mess was just a inner political fight, and EU was a slaughterlamb...

geo

Most people voted Leave in the knowledge there would be an immediate economic shock. But they also did it in the knowledge that future generations would be better off.

geo

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Originally posted by LadyDiana

euro is not the one I am worried about sis

btw papers are starting to report that the UK is actually bluffing

if they really wanted out they would have triggered Article 50 as soon as possible and start the "divorce", BUT it seems like no one is in the rush?! Even BoJo has said that he has no problem with open markets and free movement, meaning he has no problem with EU, witch brings us back to the fact that this all mess was just a inner political fight, and EU was a slaughterlamb...

BoJo clearly said in his article he wants a points-based system for EU migrants. Did you read it?

We can only trigger Article 50 once we've got a new Prime Minister who can actually negotiate with the EU.

RihannaRTT

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Originally posted by GypsyLife

We're taking a hit but so far the UK takes the biggest hit (atm)

Currencies:

GBP/USD 1.3271 -2.15%
GBP/EUR 1.2029 -1.76%

EUR/USD 1.1030 -0.34%

wait this is lower than it was on the night of the results

Lukey

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Originally posted by RihannaRTT

wait this is lower than it was on the night of the results

But it's apparently "fine!!!"

geo

I guess that's what happens when the government, which lied to voters by assuring that they would stay to implement the decision, decides to resign the second they realise they have no idea how to run a country outside the shackles of the EU.

GypsyLife

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Originally posted by LadyDiana

euro is not the one I am worried about sis

btw papers are starting to report that the UK is actually bluffing

if they really wanted out they would have triggered Article 50 as soon as possible and start the "divorce", BUT it seems like no one is in the rush?! Even BoJo has said that he has no problem with open markets and free movement, meaning he has no problem with EU, witch brings us back to the fact that this all mess was just a inner political fight, and EU was a slaughterlamb...

Well if you look up BoJo's pro Europe agenda all throughout history (2012,2013,2014, I would link it but I'm at work) you'd realise this was only an attempt to get himself in the spotlight.

Seems like they betted on remain to win 52%-48% allowing him to criticise Cameron to the point that they'd want him to leave. Boris gets into the picture as a hero and use the result as a leverage to get a deal.

Now Cameron basically said "leave won, I'm not on that side, let them sort it out".
Oh shocker, there is no plan on the Leave side. Meanwhile 3 days Boris is in hiding franticly looking for ways to be MP yet be also on good foot with the EU while saving face for the Leave camp and voters.

He's basically wants to maintain a relationship with both his main AND his side chick.

GypsyLife

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Originally posted by RihannaRTT

wait this is lower than it was on the night of the results

It's still dropping

Currencies
GBP/USD 1.3263 -2.21%
GBP/EUR 1.2025 -1.80%
EUR/USD 1.1031 -0.33%

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Originally posted by geo

I guess that's what happens when the government, which lied to voters by assuring that they would stay to implement the decision, decides to resign the second they realise they have no idea how to run a country outside the shackles of the EU.

So the Leave campaign asked you to jump off the cliff but someone else should've given you wings?

geo

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Originally posted by GypsyLife

So the Leave campaign asked you to jump off the cliff but someone else should've given you wings?

Considering we were not electing the Leave campaign into government, yes. This was Cameron's referendum, he should have prepared for both outcomes.

We were giving an instruction. That's what referendums do.

geo

In the Scottish independence referendum, it was not the Yes Scotland campaign who drafted the plan for Scottish independence. It was the Scottish Government, the people that would actually have had the authority to implement it.

Similarly, Vote Leave was a cross-party campaign, not a government in waiting. The position we're in now is on Cameron, not them.