Reply to: Desperate Bremainers thread

[BlueSharp]

It was an advisory referendum, not a mandatory one.

Whomever is next PM will either go with it and face the music for destroying the country or ignore it and UKIP will gain loads of new voters.

Either way their career is pretty much ruined.

This.

The BREXITERS won an advisory referendum. I see your 6 month campaign of hate, fear and lies and raise you 400 odd years of parliamentary sovereignty.

[MyUserName]

It was an advisory referendum, not a mandatory one.

Whomever is next PM will either go with it and face the music for destroying the country or ignore it and UKIP will gain loads of new voters.

Either way their career is pretty much ruined.

[vetran]

I assume you haven't got shares in Virgin as Branson thinks his company is worth a third less in the last week.

sorted it was obviously over valued.

[Support Monkey]

I assume you haven't got shares in Virginia as Branson thinks his company is worth a third less in the last week.

So what, he sent an email to all Virgin people telling them to vote stay which was rich coming from a bloke who lives on his own Island, I doubt the drops put much of a dent in his loose change

[GB9]

Not sure why you lot keep banging on about the economy Like Mervyn said yesterday it goes up it goes down it's what happens, My ISA and SIPP still don't appear to have got the memo about this downturn and apparently not a single banks has request any money from the quillions available via the Bank of England

I assume you haven't got shares in Virgin as Branson thinks his company is worth a third less in the last week.

[Support Monkey]

Not sure why you lot keep banging on about the economy Like Mervyn said yesterday it goes up it goes down it's what happens, My ISA and SIPP still don't appear to have got the memo about this downturn and apparently not a single banks has request any money from the quillions available via the Bank of England

[Old Greg]

Well done, although I think you'll find the choice was also about this little known issue called democracy.

Just a minor point, but worth mentioning non the less.

No. The choice was an expression of democracy, not about democracy. The choice was about EU membership.

Just a minor point, but worth mentioning nonetheless. :rolleyes

[rl4engc]

The choice on Thursday was

1) Lower immigration and completely sh**te economy
2) Higher immigration and continued growth.

Well done, although I think you'll find the choice was also about this little known issue called democracy.

Just a minor point, but worth mentioning non the less.

[vetran]

The choice on Thursday was

1) Continue towards an EU superstate where we had no right to control our destiny. This would lead to greater immigration and interference in our daily lives. There would be a race too the bottom as the accession countries undercut us.

2) Return to our status 40 odd years ago where we ruled ourselves.


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FTFY.

[vetran]

Or even if it is, how the economic and social damage can be limited to no worse that ****ing awful.

Another Brexiter who hasn't figured out that the reasons why Brexiting was wrong don't change just because they happened to have won the referendum. I voted Conservative in 1997 and Tony Blair became PM. Was my vote wrong? History suggests not.

Sorry I thought this was another thread where you posted complete B0llocks and the Bremainers congratulated you. I now realise that the idea about an EU Army is too close to the truth.

[BlasterBates]

The choice on Thursday was

1) Lower immigration and completely sh**te economy
2) Higher immigration and continued growth.

As outlined by Cameron and all the reports from the IMF to the Treasury.

The voters however chose lower immigration and a booming economy.

This is the problem, and why it won't go away soon, because on the current path the voters will be just as disappointed as if they'd lost..

[NotAllThere]

Right. Most Brexiters have now accepted they won fair and square. However, they have now moved themselves onto desperately trying to find reasons why the result will be implemented.

Or even if it is, how the economic and social damage can be limited to no worse that ****ing awful.

Right. Most Bremainers won't accept they lost fair and square. However, they have now moved themselves onto desperately trying to find reasons why the result was wrong.

FTFY

its done already!

Another Brexiter who hasn't figured out that the reasons why Brexiting was wrong don't change just because they happened to have won the referendum. I voted Conservative in 1997 and Tony Blair became PM. Was my vote wrong? History suggests not.

[CretinWatcher]

At least you remembered me.

And the value of my company hasn't dropped by a third in the last week.

Yeah but as you're no Einstein when it drops, it'll drop to zero.
And I'm guessing that as you believed the lies you haven't made contingency plans right?

[GB9]

Those words coming from you ...

At least you remembered me.

And the value of my company hasn't dropped by a third in the last week.

[CretinWatcher]

The Brexiters won with the promise of immediate withdrawal.

So go ahead and exit then

"Why are we waiting, oh why are we waiting"

Who the hell wants to pull the handle on economic disaster?