Brexit

[DimPrawn]

I think I might just go to bed and get up early. 7 hours of speculation and punditry between 10pm and 7am will be too much to bear.

Yes. Just have an early night, we are all going to wake up in the EU on Friday, that's a 100% cert.

[SlipTheJab]

I think I might just go to bed and get up early. 7 hours of speculation and punditry between 10pm and 7am will be too much to bear.

Wonder what item of head gear Paddy Ashdown will agree to scoff if we Leave

[diseasex]

With brexit you have no guarantees just mumbling of some Nigels. Who can guarantee you you will get any trade deals whatsoever. Why wouldnt you negotiate them now? I know poland has created few trade deals with china and want to focus on it. Nothing is stopping you so stop lying.

[SueEllen]

If that is the case does that mean there's nothing to stay up through the night for? I see Dimbleby et al are doing TV coverage through the night from 10pm but will there be anything to report until 4am? I read there aren't even proper exit polls being done.

You stay up for the speculation.

But unlike GE there is no fun as you don't get to watch the likes of Ed Balls and Esther McVey lose their seats....

[SueEllen]

OK mister high IQ. Then explain that nationwide its 50-50 whereas the sample of contractor above is 70-30.

Older people plus those who don't live in areas of high immigration are mostly likely to vote for Brexit.

[darmstadt]

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[DaveB]

Slap Michael Gove

[DimPrawn]

Older people plus those who don't live in areas of high immigration are mostly likely to vote for Brexit.

Concentrations of people born outside British Isles


So everywhere in the SE then...

[DimPrawn]

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Is that German "humour" rubbing off?

[DodgyAgent]

I think there's more reason to worry about it happening the other way around. It doesn't take much for some future British government to get into power on the back of "protecting British jobs" and introducing tarrifs on EU goods, which will then be reciprocated. People are going to vote en masse tomorrow for something that politicians have promised will protect their jobs so it's not at all far fetched.

To quote the article:



Exactly. This whole thing is a step backwards.



Exactly again. It's not Bremain advocating not working together.

Do you know how much tariffs will be?