Which may or may not be accurate.
Again, they weren't far off so it's a simple assumption to make that the breakdowns weren't either.
The polls throughout the latter part of the campaign all said leave would win and the breakdowns were similar.
Which may or may not be accurate.
Yay pound in free fall forecast to be worse than 2008, Euro dropping already. Well done idiots enjoy the recession you helped create. Don't come crying in a few months when you don't have a pot to piss in.
image hosting over 10mbIt's arrogant to assume we could just do a deal that no one yet has been able to do.
To trade with the European block, free movement of people has been one of their important conditions.
The leave campaign may have said things they won't be able to achieve in reality.
Give it a rest please. You had your chance and you blew it. The experts came up short. My grandkids can now operate in a free democratic country again. So it's UP YOURS to Ted Heath, John Major and that dozy twat that signed up to the latest Treaty. Happy days.
Within twelve months absolutely nailed on mate. Not sure Corbyn will be in situ mind you!Won't be a new GE.
Cameron jumping from the sinking ship. And make no mistake we are all on a sinking ship now.
Cameron jumping from the sinking ship. And make no mistake we are all on a sinking ship now.
Spot on.So these financial experts that were filling their boots at 22:00 last night and boosting the pound because they knew Remain would win, and who now have egg on their faces.... Are they the same financial experts who forecast gloom and doom if we left. If so I feel quite confident about our future. As they got it spectacularly wrong yesterday, what confidence should we have in their recent forecasts? They ain't done very well so far have they? ERM? Euro? 2008 Crash?
It's arrogant to assume we could just do a deal that no one yet has been able to do.
To trade with the European block, free movement of people has been one of their important conditions.
The leave campaign may have said things they won't be able to achieve in reality.
We will survive for sure but the trouble with the statement I've bolded out is that it already has. 20% against the $ was the last figure I read. Oil is bought in $'s so lets see what happens over the next few days at the pumps, and since a sizable majority of goods require transportation lets see what happens to the price of those goods. The markets determine interest rates so this will without doubt effect interest rates. This isn't doom mongering, its fact, and as a consequence I am deeply concerned. Now is not the time but I really wonder how many of the vote leavers gave serious consideration to these issue's before voting out on the basis of a different "issue"
BMW and Merc will sell their cars here, France will sell its wine and cheese here and we will export to them without an open borders agreement, it really is that simple.
We have had weeks of scare stories and they didn't work, the UK has spoken and its spoken to leave the EU and its laws and open borders behind.
Get used to it.
Won't be a new GE.
"We're all doomed" Private FrazerCameron jumping from the sinking ship. And make no mistake we are all on a sinking ship now.
But don't forget, the remainers lied as well. They said the pound would lose 10% and the markets would tank on a leave vote. At least that hasn't happened!