Brexit thread - what happens next

[Jono8]

I'm beginning to wonder whether it was all worth it.

It absolutely will not be.

and from BJ's latest comments, it seems the only change will be that we will be subject to a few less EU laws...which were probably on the whole quite well thought out laws anyway that we had a hand in and approved.

Meanwhile we have taken a big **** on our economy.

This will go down in history as one of the most stupid things an electorate has ever done.

 

[Rosbif]

You realise Vancouver has such a large mandarin speaking population that most of the signage is bilingual right?

Ha no I didn't know that

 

[Mynight]

If only Jean Claude Juncker were here, I'd lie in his arms and feel safe in his warm yet powerful masculine European embrace.

Erm each to their own I guess. Personally juncker doesn't float my boat.

 

[sityeuropa]

Stop crying, accept the result. Get a new government, sort a deal out and lets move on.

Stop going over the same ****. We are not campaigning now, get over it.

Remainers are about as diplomatic as the EU it seems. They undoubtedly suit each other !

 

[datalol-jack]

I'm actually looking at remain fondly now. This is such a chaotic **** storm, I'm starting to wish I could change my vote.

What'll it be, champ, whisky, vodka or absinthe? With the show over, the ball is back firmly in the power's court. Not a whole lot us forumites can do now.

 

[Caged]

You realise Vancouver has such a large mandarin speaking population that most of the signage is bilingual right?

Nothing wrong with picking up the language of our future masters

 

[johnloo]

First post and it's all crap, well done.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...-spy-scandal-that-forced-him-from-office.html

its all there

 

[wildman]

Erm each to their own I guess. Personally juncker doesn't float my boat.

what about merkel, she could feed you sausage and beer.............

 

[datalol-jack]

You realise Vancouver has such a large mandarin speaking population that most of the signage is bilingual right?

Not to mention that Canada's population also demonstrates formidable French skills now and again!

 

[Glaucus]

Stop crying, accept the result. Get a new government, sort a deal out and lets move on.

Stop going over the same ****. We are not campaigning now, get over it.

Actually we are campaigning, as soon as Cameron didn't implement article 50 and resign there's still some hope how ever slim it is. The Ge could very well be the deciding factor. One partie exit and one party remain.

Until it's implemented we should fight it.

 

[Caged]

Stop crying, accept the result. Get a new government, sort a deal out and lets move on.

Stop going over the same ****. We are not campaigning now, get over it.

Who's going over the same stuff? This is a discussion about the future, you can contribute if you feel like it.

 

[dowie]

I am not going to repsond further because you simply don't get the politics involved in what you are saying and what the end result for the EU would be if they ever allowed it. I hope you enjoy the view from your rose tinted glasses.

like I've already said we can wait and see, you don't agree with me but stating I don't understand is rather arrogant - I'll be happy to revisit in a few months

 

[datalol-jack]

Nothing wrong with picking up the language of our future masters

That's George's plan, I'm sure. He liked sitting in those lacquered chairs with dragons and ****.

 

[robfosters]

Stop crying, accept the result. Get a new government, sort a deal out and lets move on.

Stop going over the same ****. We are not campaigning now, get over it.

Remainers are about as diplomatic as the EU it seems. They undoubtedly suit each other !

But it looks like we're not going to get a 1/4 of what we was promised. I feel like I've been sold a total lie.

 

[Mynight]

what about merkel, she could feed you sausage and beer.............

I'll get back to you on that one after viewing this upcoming mud wrestling video.

Although sausage and beer is certainly a bonus.

 

[sityeuropa]

Actually we are campaigning, as soon as Cameron didn't implement article 50 and resign there's still some hope how ever slim it is. The Ge could very well be the deciding factor. One partie exit and one party remain.

Until it's implemented we should fight it.

Why don't you move to North Korea, dictatorship would suit you.

Your attitudes will cause rioting if this is blocked.

 

[Glaucus]

Why don't you move to North Korea, dictatorship would suit you.

Lol

 

[muon]

So the backtracking begins.

It looks like Boris Johnson wanted to be PM (currently favourite to be PM) and used this entire referendum as a gamble to achieve that goal. Once he becomes PM, he will do everything he can to minimise the damage done by the referendum. However, that deosn't change the fact damage will be done.

I was truly amazed he supported something that would seriously damage the city he was mayor of for 8 years. Turns out he might have been thinking several moves ahead the whole time.

What's worse is that if this whole thing is a bluff, the EU are calling us on it with the demands about invoking Article 50 now.

 

[dowie]

I think the EU will purposely keep the banking licenses as the "holy grail" for which they require full freedom of movement for. Any limitations on free movement and they are off the table in a play to try and move things over to Frankfurt.

that is worrying... thought depends how much they want to make a deal - this has clearly worried Germany... Southern Europe is still having problems, Spanish election could be interesting...

 

[datalol-jack]

But it looks like we're not going to get a 1/4 of what we was promised. I feel like I've been sold a total lie.

A fair point. And I personally find the bleats from leave of 'but we had not power or mandate just ideas' rather cynical.