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So, what you (UK) guys think? Exit or not to exit?

YES, please get me out of there (I'm UK) [go]
41 (19.5%)
Hell no, we are one big (happy) family! (I'm UK) [stay]
42 (20%)
OMG, let them Go! [go]
63 (30%)
I love the UK, they are family! [stay]
64 (30.5%)

Total Members Voted: 207

Voting closed: July 10, 2016, 10:29:34 am

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #950 on: June 25, 2016, 04:44:58 pm »
Without wishing to get into a statistics battle, had the 18-34 demographic turnout been the same as the 35+ demographic, it would have been a different story (assuming voting intentions were the same), but they couldn't be arsed.

Hey, young people made their intentions perfectly clear on social media.
Maybe they were just baffled by those funny wooden sticks tied to bits of string in the polling booths  :-//


You may laugh, this is for real on the BBC News Website

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36584905



If you never have polled at elections, i don't see where is the grace. Now .

i surprise that on the table of the urn ,there aren't the two members of the  electoral table guarding it and that controlled  if the voters are at censo electoral and the correct electoral school

 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #951 on: June 25, 2016, 04:49:53 pm »
And right want to remain, thats one of the reasons why the right renamed them selfs to "New Workers party" and people fell for it and voted them in! :-DD  Sweden when it as its dumbest! Frankly this is what their political friends US republicans need to do!  ^-^



Careful ,that come THE REDS  :scared: :scared:
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #952 on: June 25, 2016, 05:05:51 pm »
And now something entirely different!: :)


When he governs ,he will swallow a few toads
Reminds me of Addams family from 1964, the first episode where wednesday comes home crying about the dragon getting killed.
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #953 on: June 25, 2016, 05:11:17 pm »
Careful ,that come THE REDS  :scared: :scared:

Perhaps you misinterpreted the picture, they are the "right/blue"! The red's is on the right!
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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #954 on: June 25, 2016, 05:17:59 pm »
And right want to remain, thats one of the reasons why the right renamed them selfs to "New Workers party" and people fell for it and voted them in! :-DD  Sweden when it as its dumbest! Frankly this is what their political friends US republicans need to do!  ^-^



Who's the woman in the thigh-high boots? Mmmmmmmm...
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #955 on: June 25, 2016, 05:30:10 pm »
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Who's the woman in the thigh-high boots? Mmmmmmmm...

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Ada Colau  sexual Harassment

The mayor of Barcelona reported that, during a meeting with "people of the judicial world, with much training and progressive area," two men asked him "if she had a boyfriend" and proposed sex. "With spirit and becoming sympathetic, I was told that if she had a boyfriend, he was very good and we could do things ..." he said.

http://www.huffingtonpost.es/2016/06/22/colau-acosada-reciente_n_10613258.html

Careful, his dirty mind is provoked a abuse sexual and you will be  attack by a rabiod Feminazis gang  :-DD :-DD :-DD



 
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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #956 on: June 25, 2016, 05:50:13 pm »
Many believe** that their lack of engagement was a key reason for the Leave result.
Here the so called experts say is it's no surprise that people wanted to leave since local governments (all over Europe) have been blaming EU for everything bad that's happened for several years now. That's certainly true here at least. I fail to see what people think Britain will be able to achieve better on their own though, except an opportunity to "stick it to the man" perhaps. Anyway, what's done is done; interesting times ahead.
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #957 on: June 25, 2016, 05:56:38 pm »
It's not over, the papers not signed yet... Panic is slowly creeping in, give 'em a few days to reconsider  >:D
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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #958 on: June 25, 2016, 06:04:13 pm »
Who's the woman in the thigh-high boots? Mmmmmmmm...
A former minister in socialist government who was sacked twice.

Here is the Swedish minister of culture and democracy! You thought Trump was peculiar? ;D
http://www.government.se/government-of-sweden/ministry-of-culture/alice-bah-kuhnke/
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #959 on: June 25, 2016, 06:20:15 pm »
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It's not over, the papers not signed yet... Panic is slowly creeping in, give 'em a few days to reconsider

The papers aren't signed but the damage  has already done. They have done damage all world :Enemies and allied. Furthermore , which caused the mess have resigned.

Come on, for not going into panic.  And Junkers has said that  they choose a new primer and they sign the Brexit without delay.

I think that the British delay more of one  week for signing , the Junker will sign for them.
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #960 on: June 25, 2016, 06:32:16 pm »
Who's the woman in the thigh-high boots? Mmmmmmmm...
A former minister in socialist government who was sacked twice.

Here is the Swedish minister of culture and democracy! You thought Trump was peculiar? ;D
http://www.government.se/government-of-sweden/ministry-of-culture/alice-bah-kuhnke/


I prefer the mulata than Communication Director from Barcelona  City Council pisser

And here there are more pics that i can't load to Forum for not causing problem to Dave

http://madre-patria.forumfrei.com/t1041-la-meona-de-colau-murciana-tenia-que-ser-la-guarra
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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #961 on: June 25, 2016, 06:36:07 pm »
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It's not over, the papers not signed yet... Panic is slowly creeping in, give 'em a few days to reconsider

The papers aren't signed but the damage  has already done. They have done damage all world :Enemies and allied. Furthermore , which caused the mess have resigned.

Come on, for not going into panic.  And Junkers has said that  they choose a new primer and they sign the Brexit without delay.

I think that the British delay more of one  week for signing , the Junker will sign for them.

Yes because we always kowtow to that drunken idiot Junker. The choice of when we sign isn't his, it's ours.

Personally, if it pisses him off, I'd put it off as long as possible. It's his like that drove us to want to leave.
 
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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #962 on: June 25, 2016, 06:42:05 pm »
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I prefer the mulata than Communication Director from Barcelona  City Council pisser

What is her agenda (I cannot read Spanish) - drink more fluids ?   Or Comm Director makes a splash  :-DD     Her personal view of the EU ? (sure glad no No 2)    A little translation please

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #963 on: June 25, 2016, 06:43:58 pm »
Yeah, piss off the entire EU by making them lose big money due to ongoing uncertainty. That's a good start for the UK to get really good conditions in the future negotiations  :-+
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #964 on: June 25, 2016, 07:52:10 pm »
Yeah, piss off the entire EU by making them lose big money due to ongoing uncertainty. That's a good start for the UK to get really good conditions in the future negotiations  :-+

What is the "uncertainty"?  We are leaving the EU, that's that.
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #965 on: June 25, 2016, 07:56:32 pm »

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Yes because we always kowtow to that drunken idiot Junker. The choice of when we sign isn't his, it's ours.

Personally, if it pisses him off, I'd put it off as long as possible. It's his like that drove us to want to leave.

I believe that this is not how international politics is done.
 

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« Reply #966 on: June 25, 2016, 07:59:40 pm »
Yeah, piss off the entire EU by making them lose big money due to ongoing uncertainty. That's a good start for the UK to get really good conditions in the future negotiations  :-+
What is the "uncertainty"?  We are leaving the EU, that's that.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/06/14/investing/brexit-how-much-us-stocks-fall/index.html?iid=ob_quote_footer

Other governments in the European Union are also unhappy that Cameron jumped ship before signing the exit documents, leaving that job to his successor. Now there will be an extended period of uncertainty (if the UK are really leaving or not) and that will hurt the economy even more.
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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #967 on: June 25, 2016, 08:08:01 pm »
Yeah, piss off the entire EU by making them lose big money due to ongoing uncertainty. That's a good start for the UK to get really good conditions in the future negotiations  :-+
What is the "uncertainty"?  We are leaving the EU, that's that.

http://money.cnn.com/2016/06/14/investing/brexit-how-much-us-stocks-fall/index.html?iid=ob_quote_footer

Other governments in the European Union are also unhappy that Cameron jumped ship before signing the exit documents, leaving that job to his successor. Now there will be an extended period of uncertainty (if the UK are really leaving or not) and that will hurt the economy even more.
I can see Cameron's point of view: he was part of the campaign to remain in Europe, so he doesn't feel as though he should guide the UK through exiting the EU.
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #968 on: June 25, 2016, 08:13:57 pm »
Wouldn't it have been correcter to put Stay in his election campaign then?
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #969 on: June 25, 2016, 08:16:29 pm »

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Yes because we always kowtow to that drunken idiot Junker. The choice of when we sign isn't his, it's ours.

Personally, if it pisses him off, I'd put it off as long as possible. It's his like that drove us to want to leave.

I believe that this is not how international politics is done.

Could be why I never went into international politics :). I'd also be tempted to somewhat overdo the traditional slap in the face greeting.

Although, I've travelled around Europe quite a bit and no-one has ever slapped me in the face as a greeting, shaking hands and kissing seem to be the norm. Maybe it's only arrogant, drunken idiots who do it?
 

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« Reply #970 on: June 25, 2016, 08:17:51 pm »
The slap in the face is unknown to me . I'll try to introduce it at work Monday morning :)
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #971 on: June 25, 2016, 08:18:57 pm »
The slap in the face is unknown to me . I'll try to introduce it at work Monday morning :)
Pictures or it didn't happen.
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #972 on: June 25, 2016, 08:19:26 pm »
Wouldn't it have been correcter to put Stay in his election campaign then?
He wanted to steal the UKIP voters so a referendum on leaving the EU seemed like a good idea at the time and he didn't believe the result would be to leave.
 

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« Reply #973 on: June 25, 2016, 08:20:51 pm »
Yeah, piss off the entire EU by making them lose big money due to ongoing uncertainty. That's a good start for the UK to get really good conditions in the future negotiations  :-+

What is the "uncertainty"?  We are leaving the EU, that's that.

I seem that the British hadn't understood of as work the world.

All the treateds ot trade that have Uk are with EU, when you had decided to exit EU all the trateds are nulls and have to negociate since 0, not only with EU else  with at all world(Usa,Canada, China).

At the moment that you decide to exit the investments of the corporations that related with UK are stopped ,not only with EU else  with at all world.

 And the corporation can't planning thier operations and they are losing very much money.

Because all the world want that the british go to sign and begin to negociate the soon possible. Now  ,the british follow to do the silly ,that they will go to descapitale the  UK as Spain(2010 , 2011,2012 )and
Greece(2009,2012,2015)
 

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Re: UK forum members, BREXIT?
« Reply #974 on: June 25, 2016, 08:23:06 pm »
The slap in the face is unknown to me . I'll try to introduce it at work Monday morning :)
Pictures or it didn't happen.


it's the normal way to great people in the rest of europe  ;)
 


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