What would change after a Brexit?

[DimPrawn]

More and more people start losing their jobs, women are forced into prostitution to evade starvation, men resort to endless drinking.

You've never been up north have you?

[vetran]

A total 100 % IN vote is counted and borders are finally open for international humanitarian aid.

who is going to supply the Aid?

You know we used to rule most of the world don't you? Leaving the EU won't turn us into a basket case.

[darmstadt]

who is going to supply the Aid?

You know we used to rule most of the world don't you? Leaving the EU won't turn us into a basket case.

I think the key word is 'used' there, sadly the British person of today is not the British person of yesterday so I think you can forget all about that 'ruling' now (unless its being 'ruled' by a foreign superpower and you can take your choice of the one on the right, or the one....which might be on the right!)

[The_Equalizer]

I think the key word is 'used' there, sadly the British person of today is not the British person of yesterday so I think you can forget all about that 'ruling' now (unless its being 'ruled' by a foreign superpower and you can take your choice of the one on the right, or the one....which might be on the right!)

It's hard not to come to the conclusion there's a number of fifth columnists in our midsts.

[scooterscot]

First up, there's will be no desire to remove EU nationals here. I can see a mass handout of work permits to those in work here, and a long benefits amnesty for those claiming on the state.

Should the Brits working throughout Europe expect similar permits?

[jbond007]

While everyone is getting ready to vote out, I would like to see more pressure from international banking and businesses forcing the pound to pieces. More and more people start losing their jobs, women are forced into prostitution to evade starvation, men resort to endless drinking.

Having run out of medication and booze the UK people go to the streets in desperation running half-naked screaming in madness.

By the time is is time to vote the international and financial pressure has been so high, most UK people are living in concentration camps with food scarcity, high suicide rates and widespread diseases.

Having totally lost their minds, UK people are crawling the muddy streets to the voting chambers.

A total 100 % IN vote is counted and borders are finally open for international humanitarian aid.

All this in 4 months ?

[The_Equalizer]

All this in 4 months ?

Probably more like two.

[FatLazyContractor]

What would change after a Brexit?

MF will lose his monopoly money of half a million on all his shares and BTLs

[vetran]

Should the Brits working throughout Europe expect similar permits?

only for the English you lot want to stay!

[Flashman]

Assume a shock Out vote.

What do you think will happen? The govt has no clear out of EU plan, so the initial days, weeks, months will be chaos economically.

Personally, my view is this:

First up, there's will be no desire to remove EU nationals here. I can see a mass handout of work permits to those in work here, and a long benefits amnesty for those claiming on the state.

Secondly, until UK laws are put in place, we will continue to use EU laws.

Thirdly, the UK govt will still be a bunch of chunts, and so we won't really see much change on that front.

So, really, after Brexit has died down a bit, will we really see any changes?

No change in the short term. UK Government would implement article 50 of the EU's Lisbon Treaty. This provides a 2 year period for the UK to work its notice and sign up to a new deal.

The 'chaos' thing is just another scaremongering tactic.