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[techieboy]

So what happens to Farage/UKIP now? Do they pack up shop and head off to pastures new, now they've got the result they formed for?

[phippsy]

techieboy, on 24 Jun 2016 - 03:34 AM, said:

So what happens to Farage/UKIP now? Do they pack up shop and head off to pastures new, now they've got the result they formed for?

Honestly not sure on that one. I don't think ukip will fold as I think they're no longer a protest vote and may be useful in keeping the other established parties honest. As for Nigel well I suppose he's still got at least a couple of years left giving the European Parliament a hard time.

[techieboy]

There it is. It's official. No way Remain can win.

[Tony H]

Farage is now irrelevant. He will fade away. It's Norway time! Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

[phippsy]

If this referendum tells me one thing it's that the British people don't take well to bullying and threats. If remain had run a positive campaign they may have had a better shot. GAME OVER

[Rudy]

jules_s, on 23 Jun 2016 - 9:40 PM, said:

1/6 remain   4/1 leave

Ha ha, hope the bookies took a hammering. I'll be taking back my tenner at 8/1 leave. Watching the BBC at 10pm last night you'd have thought it was all over for Leave. Watching BBC now it's just excuses why people voted leave - politicians still aren't getting it. Silent majority wins.

[slindborg]

So erm lads, what's the plan?.... oh there isn't one, nice work

[slindborg]

As for the welsh... they hate the Tories and despite both being led by them, they hate the pm more it wasn't about him but most of my mates there assumed a vote for remain was a vote to w4nk DC off... morons

[pete-r]

Gutted...

[Duncan VXR]

Time for the highly paid people in power to stop moaning and do their jobs. No excuses! Public have spoken and lots of them

[VXT Tim]

phippsy, on 24 Jun 2016 - 03:51 AM, said:

If this referendum tells me one thing it's that the British people don't take well to bullying and threats. If remain had run a positive campaign they may have had a better shot. GAME OVER

This

[TheHood]

So long and thanks for the fish.

[fiveoclock]

phippsy, on 24 Jun 2016 - 03:51 AM, said:

If this referendum tells me one thing it's that the British people don't take well to bullying and threats. If remain had run a positive campaign they may have had a better shot. GAME OVER

Exactly this. Don't blame people that voted leave, blame the people on the BBC this morning with faces like slapped arses, Vaz, Ummuna, Osborne et al who threatened us with everything except death and pestilence.

[casino]

pete-r, on 24 Jun 2016 - 05:20 AM, said:

Gutted...

BLACK FRIDAY

[rob999]

Corbyn has come out of this even worse than before he started; the impossible made possible!!

[rob999]

Oh and pickles can fcuk off back to the nearest free buffet cart.

[MAXR]

I'm still genuinely in shock, just like the markets.

 

...The markets are down drastically. (40 years worth of EU contributions worth!)

 

Let's hope all the financial forecasts & predictions are wrong otherwise this country will go backwards for a long time before markets start improving.

 

 

 

 

[techieboy]

And just to add some further instability, the PM resigns, by the sound of it.

[Bargi]

Worst of all its affected delivery and pricing of the FeZusus headlights! What we're people thinking! Sent from my cuntyfuckbollock phone by Twatatalk

[fezzasus]

techieboy, on 24 Jun 2016 - 07:17 AM, said:

And just to add some further instability, the PM resigns, by the sound of it.

 

He was the one who offered the general public an EU membership referendum as a knee-jerk reaction to perceived UKIP gains during the general election, and subsequently failed to campaign against it. I don't see how he has an alternative.

 

(However please don't let it be Boris)