Random Politics & Religion #07
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Random Politics & Religion #07
be safe guys ): theres a lot of crazy people out there and they arent all in america
I need to make my tracer much less happier now.
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David Cameron will not last the next two weeks. Boris Johnson will step in or a snap-election will be called.
Cheers luv, the cavalry's heah!
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Sovereignty is every nation's right. Multiculturalism is indeed an epic failure.
England might suffer hardships but the EU is outright doomed with such a large "bill-payer" leaving the table.
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If anyone knows of an experimental teleporter plane called the slipstream hit me up.
Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Sovereignty is every nation's right. England might suffer hardships but the EU is outright doomed with such a large "bill-payer" leaving the table. You should probably stay out of this nausi because it is well beyond you. The EU is going to be fine and the UK is going to keep on writing huge checks. Calls for a Dutch referendum on the eu oh boy.
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The Dutch are the behind the scenes power of the EU, their departure would be much more significant than the UK. Not that they are even considering it at this time.
What we need to do is say, *** the results of the referendum because half the people who voted to leave are going to be dead within the next 5 years.
Cerberus.Tidis said: » What we need to do is say, *** the results of the referendum because half the people who voted to leave are going to be dead within the next 5 years. So will they actually live to see the departure? Its years away. Well stay safe out there, there will probably be rioting, and your stock market is going to have to pull off a miracle to keep from crashing. Thats what happens when you vote for economic disaster I guess.
Real questions:
Calley. Are the french just going to open the boarder as a huge gesture? What kind of agreement are we going to have with the EU in regards to trading? Who is going to be are embassedor? What is the official statement from the EU Parliment going to be and from David Cameron who have not yet made statements. Excuse my terrible spelling. I'm groggy now lol on 3 hours sleep.
Cerberus.Tidis said: » What we need to do is say, *** the results of the referendum because half the people who voted to leave are going to be dead within the next 5 years.
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Sylph.Shadowlina said: » Real questions: Calley. Are the french just going to open the boarder as a huge gesture? What kind of agreement are we going to have with the EU in regards to trading? Who is going to be are embassedor? What is the official statement from the EU Parliment going to be and from David Cameron who have not yet made statements. Trade: As it was during the years when the EU was the EEC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Economic_Community Ambassador: As it stands? Hard to say. Corbyn will be the ambassador if he wins the next election. Brussels Statement: OH SHI- Errrr, do we have a contingency for this? Cameron Statement: OH SHI- Errrr, well that's the end of my career. I go down in history as the prime minister who gambled on EU membership and lost. There was a lot of faults on both sides of the campaigns.
The Exit campaign hid the truth from it's supporters. Quite largely. And the Remain campaign people weren't really allowed to speak about it. >_>
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Boris Johnson needs to apologize for lying to his voters seeing how low the pound has dropped. He said that leaving wouldn't change a thing.
Congratulations Great Britain for regaining your sovereignty and Independence. Do not fear what main stream media says, you are the world's 5th strongest economy and that's nothing to be ashamed of.
Let Britain's accomplishment show a new dawn to nations still in the disastrous European Union that yes Indeed sovereignty and the ability to govern your own nation is ultimately superior to One world governance. This is the first step. The next step is leaving the United Nations. Shiva.Viciousss said: » Well stay safe out there, there will probably be rioting, and your stock market is going to have to pull off a miracle to keep from crashing. Thats what happens when you vote for economic disaster I guess. You seem to be taking this rather personally for someone who thinks that it won't change anything for the EU. I'll enjoy monitoring the underwhelming "disaster" that you predict.
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BREXIT has passed.
Austria is going to hold a re-election due to fraud in the recent one for the Greens narrow victory. Netherlands Exit is going to be held. And the American election is still on its way. Its gonna be a wild ride. 
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Ruaumoko said: » Trade: As it was during the years when the EU was the EEC. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Economic_Community No. The UK does not default to this trade agreement. It will need to renegotiate withave the EU along with many other countries.
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Sylph.Shadowlina said: » Boris Johnson needs to apologize for lying to his voters seeing how low the pound has dropped. He said that leaving wouldn't change a thing. Shiva.Viciousss said: » Ragnarok.Nausi said: » Sovereignty is every nation's right. England might suffer hardships but the EU is outright doomed with such a large "bill-payer" leaving the table. You should probably stay out of this nausi because it is well beyond you. The EU is going to be fine and the UK is going to keep on writing huge checks. Where the UK continues with paying the taxes to have access to the biggest free trade market in the world. Quote: The majority of the UK's 650 MPs are in favour of Britain staying in the EU and while they will have to respect the will of the British people, they will not be silent bystanders. There are already moves among the 450 or so MPs who want to stay in the EU, across the Labour, Conservative, SNP, Plaid Cymru and Green parties, to keep the UK in the single market in any exit negotiations. This would mean Britain would have to keep its borders open to EU workers and continue paying into EU coffers. They say it would be legitimate for MPs to do this because the Leave campaign has refused to spell out what trading relationship it wants the UK to have with the EU in the future - and it would demonstrate the sovereignty of Parliament the Leavers were so keen to restore. There is a large amount of uncertainty at this point as to when (or if) Article 50 will be triggered. |
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