Brexit thread - what happens next

[Arazi]

Read again, you seem to be struggling with comprehension, I didn't say all Leavers are deluded gullible morons, I said all the deluded gullible morons voted Leave

But you voted remain, so that's impossible, no

 

[inogen]

I did see some leave supporters suggest the Jo Cox murder was a false flag incident in order to discredit the leave campaign.

Wow.

I suppose the 42% increase in racial hate crime reported in the two weeks over the referendum were all false flag too.

People really are ****wits.

 

[estebanrey]

Read again, you seem to be struggling with comprehension, I didn't say all Leavers are deluded gullible morons, I said all the deluded gullible morons voted Leave

Really? [warning contains a few of swearies]

 

[n111ck]

Ecoonnnommeeeee innit

 

[V F]

I've never seen so many modern day hippies.

 

[Dave M]

Quite an expensive pen

It's okay, my taxes only go on babies and unicorns.

 

[scorza]

Ecoonnnommeeeee innit

The same people who a few years ago were Occupying St Pauls are now defending the rights of multi-national corporations to use EU loopholes (e.g. the Double Irish) to avoid tax. It's bizarre!

 

[Jono8]

very good comment on that:

"If Andrea Leadsom wins the Tory vote we will have replaced a democratically elected Prime Minister with an unelected Hedge Fund Manager who in Nigel Farage’s eyes has never done a proper job in her life. Exactly what the “out” voters voted against. They will feel very stupid and we will all suffer. It remains our duty to continue to complain. The price of liberty is eternal vigilance."

and who is Farage backing? Lol.

 

[Rroff]

very good comment on that:

"If Andrea Leadsom wins the Tory vote we will have replaced a democratically elected Prime Minister with an unelected Hedge Fund Manager who in Nigel Farage’s eyes has never done a proper job in her life. Exactly what the “out” voters voted against. They will feel very stupid and we will all suffer. It remains our duty to continue to complain. The price of liberty is eternal vigilance."

and who is Farage backing? Lol.

In a different way May is just as much an own goal... I hope all these people who voted leave don't now go silent and allow that to happen :S

 

[V F]

Funny the picture in the Youtube clip. "We love the E.U." Don't most of Europe not like Britain except for the money? It'll be interesting how bad the Eurovision results turn out next year.

 

[[TW]Fox]

Ian Hislop firing shots,

https://politicalscrapbook.net/2016...her-remainers-should-shut-up-is-just-spot-on/

Wow, that's actually spot on.

 

[joeyjojo]

Wow, that's actually spot on.

Will be watching this episode on catch up later.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b07k7hy9/question-time-07072016

Speaking of Hislop, got my LEAVE SPECIAL issue of Private Eye today.

 

[helpimcrap]

So since BRexit I've gotten a job, my credit card has been upped to silly amount that covers all my monthly bills for a year or 2, and my mortgage deal has come down a few quid on a remortgage. House prices might come down but the amount I owe won't and the only way interest rates can go is up so locked into a 5 year mortgage.

 

[Jono8]

So since BRexit I've gotten a job, my credit card has been upped to silly amount that covers all my monthly bills for a year or 2, and my mortgage deal has come down a few quid on a remortgage

Yes because that is all completely related.

 

[[TW]Fox]

the only way interest rates can go is up so locked into a 5 year mortgage.

What? The markets have priced in an 80% certainty of a rate reduction at the next BOE Monetary Policy meeting

 

[Naff8000]

So since BRexit I've gotten a job, my credit card has been upped to silly amount that covers all my monthly bills for a year or 2, and my mortgage deal has come down a few quid on a remortgage. House prices might come down but the amount I owe won't and the only way interest rates can go is up so locked into a 5 year mortgage.

Great m8. Also nhs is getting tree fiddy.

 

[Mynight]

Probably find getting a job helped get a credit limit.

 

[scorza]

What? The markets have priced in an 80% certainty of a rate reduction at the next BOE Monetary Policy meeting

Just because the BoE reduce interest rates doesn't mean they'll be passed on to mortgages.

 

[Pudney]

Just because the BoE reduce interest rates doesn't mean they'll be passed on to mortgages.

Mortgage rates have dropped in the past two weeks. There's no indication they're about to go up.

 

[scorza]

Mortgage rates have dropped in the past two weeks. There's no indication they're about to go up.

Good fortune for helpimcrap then