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

How did you vote in the EU Referendum?

  • Remain a member of the European Union

    Votes: 861 53.0%
  • Leave the European Union

    Votes: 763 47.0%

  • Total voters
    1,624
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oh dear lord.
that isn't going to happen, we aren't going to be able to put a single penny of that, back into such things.

not only was the figure used in the campaign an utterly lie,
we now have to massively expand government to be able to do multiple deals.
then ontop of that we will have to pay for such deals.

for example Norway pays basically the same per head into the Eu as we currently do for access to the single market, as well as having to accept free movement.

and tahts before you take into account the inevitable insecurity and drop in the market and pound.
as we inport far more than we export, any drop is bad. despite what so many people say. we can export more so drop in pound is good. we aren't going to suddenly start exporting more than we import.

The farm subsidy comes off the gross 350m, it is the remainder we actually pay to the EU, 170m which makes us one of the larger nett contributors to the EU.

Yes the reduced exchange rate and share price may be a temporary burden but markets will be markets and will level off soon
 
Don't forget there that we are talking about London...........people do not come to the UK they come to London :) mostly...

It is true that since when the limitations to Bulgaria and Romania have been lifted this country has been flooded with people coming here to get benefits which is something that disgust me (I am from Milan)...half of them were in Italy before but, you know, we do not give free money away...

However there is a distinction among the "type and origin" of immigrants, with many putting that as first reason for leaving you have ****ed off half of the planet (more or less), speaking three languages I can tell you that quite a lot of people feel the situation not different than what the nazzy did...

I personally agree with the "Out" for the sake of not being governed by the fat b*** of Angela Merkel... the consequences though will not be minor in my opinion...

I actually came here to check whether the 1080 and 1070 were any cheaper hahaha :p
Is it 0.5% of the population per year at the moment?
 
The farm subsidy comes off the gross 350m, it is the remainder we actually pay to the EU, 170m which makes us one of the larger nett contributors to the EU.

Yes the reduced exchange rate and share price may be a temporary burden but markets will be markets and will level off soon

again, oh dear lord.
we don't and never have sent 350million a week rebate comes of before we even send the money, the figure was an utter lie.
also just ignore the main two points.

again you will not be able to spend a single penny of that on what you want. in all likelihood you will have to find even more money.

so nice that even after farage has said it was untrue, so many still believe the figure,
 
Really quite sad about this vote - reality is sinking in now, I have always considered myself to be a European and now today it really feels like something big has changed in the UK. Everything just seems different as of today, others I've talked to can feel it too :(

Given that I am a Scientist, this vote disturbs me based on the uncertainty of the future of science funding in the UK too - something overlooked by many in this referendum, we rely heavily on EU research councils for funding and now that's all very much uncertain.

It is a shame it really is. I will be looking into moving to Mainland Europe now for sure.
 
Really quite sad about this vote - reality is sinking in now, I have always considered myself to be a European and now today it really feels like something big has changed in the UK. Everything just seems different as of today, others I've talked to can feel it too :(

Given that I am a Scientist, this vote disturbs me based on the uncertainty of science funding in the UK too now - something overlooked by many in this referendum, we rely heavily on EU research councils for funding and now that's all very much uncertain.

It is a shame it really is. I will be looking into moving to Mainland Europe now for sure.

You can always quit science and get an office job like everyone else does when the wind blows sideways.

Failing that, work in Steel ...it'll come back soon, for awhile.

Or you can get over yourself and realise that Science is bigger than any nation or government and carry on.

Science breakthroughs happened when people threw turds out of their window in a bucket ffs.

Dont be such a *****
 
The farm subsidy comes off the gross 350m, it is the remainder we actually pay to the EU, 170m which makes us one of the larger nett contributors to the EU.

Yes the reduced exchange rate and share price may be a temporary burden but markets will be markets and will level off soon

When does import duty get taken into account?
 
Does anyone really think that the government are going to go against the vote?

no chance, if they do that it will make the poll tax riots look like playground hijinx. If the government try to go against this it literally will be anarchy. The best they can hope for is for Junkers et al to blink and come back with something that means leaving is no longer the best option, but that is wishful thinking now. The UK are about to taste EC punitive punishment as we negotiate out way out.
 
Im ashamed of their sheer blinkered view. It was embarrassing and surprising hearing them ranting on about Nazis and pure fantasy. That is bigotry and that is what I guess what many remainers are despondent about; the fact that some people have voted on those bigoted view alone. As old people i expect to look up to them and use them as role models. Surprisingly, I don't aspire to be a xenophobic bigot. My dad is quite the same, he "hates all the immigrants taking our jobs", he said all the Polish sit in their own group at his work, talking in Polish and ignoring the English. I asked him if he tried going over and befriending them, didn't get much of an answer.

In fact, it's astounding I didn't turn out sauntering around with a skin head and doc martens on head stomping on darkies heads.

Your grandparents and dad probably feel the same way about your 'blinkered' views.
I doubt they're ashamed of you though for holding them.
 
Does anyone really think that the government are going to go against the vote?

no.
I don't see any other way forward.
the only way to not go ahead is if Eu came back with a hugely beneficial deal for us. but then that would destroy eu as well. as others would want that deal.

Eu to have any hope in surviving will have to say good by to us and say you can have same deal as Norway, accept it or don't that's the only offer.

the likely out come which ever way it goes is a large recession for the whole of Europe.
 
no.
I don't see any other way forward.
the only way to not go ahead is if Eu came back with a hugely beneficial deal for us. but then that would destroy eu as well. as others would want that deal.

Eu to have any hope in surviving will have to say good by to us and say you can have same deal as Norway, accept it or don't that's the only offer.

the likely out come which ever way it goes is a large recession for the whole of Europe.

We are not Norway and WILL get a better deal.
 
That would be circa 17 million angry people, the military will be advising against strongly... it will be a sign of the final betrayal too far from a disenfranchised nation.

But it would be awesome.

Just imagine, nothing any line of authority says will matter. Laws will no longer matter, your boss can get in the sea.

If democracy fails, then we can do whatever we like.
 
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