Poll: The Official OcUK EU Referendum Exit poll (and results discussion thread)

[delta0]

Netherlands or Denmark. France, Ireland, Sweden and the Czech republic might all possibly follow, don't think anyone else will.

I hadn't really considers Ireland but that does make sense. It will make the border issue with NI quite easy.

 

[footman]

No. But people voting to leave are statistically more likely to be uneducated and/or racist.

You still trolling? it's embarrassing now.

Source of those statistics please? Or did you make it up?

ONS map of areas of zero qualifications (Darker areas =zero/low qualifications)

YouGov map of Brexiters (darker areas = Brexit votes)

Anyone notice a more than slight correlation in the dark areas?


Just saying........

 

[Steve_bullockuk]

Wait so Cameron is staying in until October, and not invoking Article 50, leaving it for the new guy? WUT?

Is this correct?

 

[Amp34]

My point is that they are still EU passports, whether they are owned and issued by the UK or not, so we will need to change to non-eu passports over time. haha the trusty mirror eye

The question was whether there would be issues using the passport. There won't be. All that will happen is new passports will be a different design. Whether they are phased in at expiry of the old ones or all in one go we don't know.

Either way, no, they aren't EU passports. They are British passports with a standard design

The mirror is heavily linked to on here so... (and it's about the only major newspaper with any info when I searched after I posted...)

 

[/\ndy]

The people have spoken, a momentous occasion, amazing.

So many salty people on Facebook coming out the wood work though lmao.

 

[TheBDog]

Definitely should've picked up my Euros earlier in the week

 

[yonderblue]

"Salmond calls for second Scottish independence vote"

What an odious little man.

That's your opinion, But a reminder :-

 

[scorza]

I remember seeing him interviewed.

"If we leave, will you resign as it can't be tenable to stay due to conflict of interests?"

"No, absolutely not."

And David Cameron has resigned.... So much for keeping your word lol.

I remember that too. To be fair to Cameron, he pretty much had to answer the way he did even though he knew it was a lie, anything else would have undermined his campaign and as a politician it's his job to win elections.

Decent perspective from Owen Jones here - I think he's got a lot right in this: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jun/24/eu-referendum-working-class-revolt-grieve

 

[Hambut_Bulge]

FTSE doing better than EU markets !

Yields on Italian and Spanish 10 year bonds up a bit at start. Be interesting to see how they go over the day

 

[antijoke]

Is this correct?

That is correct.

 

[Locky]

ONS map of areas of zero qualifications (Darker areas =zero/low qualifications)

YouGov map of Brexiters (darker areas = Brexit votes)

Anyone notice a more than slight correlation in the dark areas?


Just saying........

Or areas affected most by immigration and other EU issues. Behave.. We can all manipulate statistics to suite our needs.

 

[sityeuropa]

What does having a leader like Boris say about the UK?

The guy is a mildly amusing joke.

For PM, Id rather Gove or May.

 

[SpeedFreak]

3 years minimum.



Not necessarily. Besides, they need to have another referendum to leave the UK first.

Apparently it took Greenland 3 years to resolve their single issue of fishing quotas

 

[GAM8LE]

So considering the majority of Scotland voted to remain, I am assuming that a second Scottish Independence referendum wont be too far away with the promise of re-joining the EU.

Joy, more fools shouting both sides every corner you turn lol

 

[Gilly]

Is this correct?

That's what was reported on the news this morning

For PM, Id rather Gove or May.

That sent a chill down my spine.

 

[Tyrion2]

Wait so Cameron is staying in until October, and not invoking Article 50, leaving it for the new guy? WUT?

makes sense. As soon as we invoke Article 50, the 2 year time period before we're meant to 'officially' leave starts. Delaying that for a few months, while at the same time getting a negotiating team in place & starting informal discussions with the eu behind the scenes gives more time to arrange things.

 

[LzR]

It's a jest, chill


In all seriousness, the people have spoken, democracy happened and now we just need to get on and make the best of it.

+1

 

[eddiemcgarrigle]

who's going to wash my car now?

No doubt that will become a statutory requirement for the Fire Service. Hoses at the ready.

 

[richthomuk]

The question was whether there would be issues using the passport. There won't be. All that will happen is new passports will be a different design. Whether they are phased in at expiry of the old ones or all in one go we don't know.

Either way, no, they aren't EU passports. They are British passports with a standard design

The mirror is heavily linked to on here so... (and it's about the only major newspaper with any info when I searched after I posted...)

cool, well we can all say this is a pretty unprecedented thing so who knows... Long Live the Mirror!!!

 

[SDK^]

How long will it be before the Brexit groups start complaning about the higher prices and negative impacts across key sectors.

At least Boris has promised £350m a week back into to the NHS