EU Referendum Vote - Poll

ToneControl · June 2016

Looks like remain will win I reckon

But it should encourage more democracy in the EU I hope

ToneControl · June 2016

Either way, I should have a new guitar tomorrow

I just need to find a forum to discuss that on

menamestom · June 2016

Just watching a correspondant on the ITV news in Falkirk. My missus just asked 'Is that the island near Argentina?' :-S

Paul_C · June 2016

The results are in from Gibraltar, which has voted:

Leave: 823 (4%)
Remain: 19,322 (96%)

The turnout was 84%

UnclePsychosis · June 2016

Will be interesting to see what the turnout is. Got very mixed reports from friends voting at different places up here.

Mkjackary · June 2016

Bloody hell this is interesting, first remain is thought to have won, even nigel submitted defeat.

Now newcastle and sunderland have come out with much more leave support than expected. Sunderland were thought to have been in the top 40 areas for remain, yet only won 50.7% of the vote.

Sterling is being sold off as fast as possible as people who thought remain was certain are now thinking the other way. Fuck me this is closer than I thought

Mkjackary · June 2016

This is really fun when your vote actually matters! General elections I'm in a very strong Tory seat so my vote doesn't matter.

In this every single vote counts equally.

thomasross20 · June 2016

I've been trying to find my postal vote for over a week and it finally showed up in some obscure drawer beneath our TV.

Girlfriend's sister did the cleaning and shifted everything - so I never got to post the vote.

I think it'll be leave.

thomasross20 · June 2016

ICBM said:

ToneControl said:

yes, the bankers should have felt the pain more than the citizens

The big problem - which of course the bankers know full well - is that you can't just let the banks go bust, because it causes such a big knock-on effect for the rest of the economy that the citizens will suffer at least as much. They have become both too powerful and too indispensible to be allowed to fail completely… so we privatise the profits and nationalise the losses.

Didn't the banks go down in Iceland, and now they're doing better than ever?

thomasross20 · June 2016

I can't begin to imagine how utterly dire things are in Greece right now..

koneguitarist · June 2016

Looking like a leave verdict is on the cards!!!

monquixote · June 2016

Oh fuck.

I think we are all in very big trouble

ToneControl · June 2016

Don't panic

Mkjackary · June 2016

What is really really important is how David Cameron and the bank of England respond, they need to get a confident and positive statement out as soon as possible.

This isn't happening because leaving is bad, this is happening because the market don't know if leaving is bad, and whilst there is any uncertainty they will move their money to a safer place (us dollars).

Once the uncertainty is gone (or mostly gone) people will buy back the pound quickly whilst it is still cheap

Gassage · June 2016

I went to bed with the pound trading at 1.49
It's now at 1.33

If you voted out you're a brainless cunt who has just fucked your and my life.

Simple.

Fortheloveofguitar · June 2016

Gassage;1123067" said:
I went to bed with the pound trading at 1.49

It's now at 1.33

If you voted out you're a brainless cunt who has just fucked your and my life.

Simple.

Cuntish thing to say

Gassage · June 2016

Fortheloveofguitar said:

Gassage;1123067" said:
I went to bed with the pound trading at 1.49

It's now at 1.33

If you voted out you're a brainless cunt who has just fucked your and my life.

Simple.

Cuntish thing to say

Not in the slightest. Totally accurate.

Gassage · June 2016

capo4th · June 2016

An expensive decision the map on the link shows where these people live which makes interesting viewing.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/eu_referendum/results

There's gonna be some pain and the uncertainty could be crippling for the UK.

Gassage · June 2016

Cost of 5 hours of Brexit = £252,000,000,000 (9% of £2.8 trillion)

Cost of Europe for a year = £18,200,000,000

I rest my case.

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