NJS

Time for businesses to take a worst case scenario approach and for the markets to be volatile as fuck.

I watched BBC news earlier and there were two pensioners who actually used "back to the good old days " which of course means no non-white faces around but it was interesting to see someone say that coal and steel had gone in Sheffield and nothing had been done. In other words he was lamenting nearly 40 years of lack of investment in the north which obviously includes the time under new Labour. It's a view I obviously share considering I come from a place which was fucked over big style and has never recovered. I know it's idealistic but if the result of this clusterfuck is that somebody actually decides to address these concerns in line with the article above while avoiding the racist undertones then something good may come out of this.

He was a really good player for us in the context of the times. Smith fucked up badly by letting him go.

Judging by the leavers who've spoken since, I honestly don't think much of anything could have changed their minds. He spoke about workers rights, jobs and the environment - all fair points but nobody gave a shit about them. I honestly think the only thing he could have done to affect the vote was promise to limit free movement which would have been as much of a lie as the 350m.

The cunts voted leave by a large majority.

Increase?

Discredited but repeated and believed en masse.

I always thought it was a power play rather than a real plan. Something else leave voters should have considered. The longer it takes, the more big companies will decide to implement their plan B as soon as possible.

Political correctness as a shark is the best bit.

I had a daft look at Singapore last night I know it's a fascist regime but it's also very civilised (probably linked).

There was an horrifically ugly fat charver on my local news in Clacton which has that ukip mp , saying she'd voted leave because "immigrants". The interviewer asked if she was concerned about job losses (presumably to keep it simple). Her reply was "Nah, we'll muddle through". Hate to say it but people like that deserve it.

That video from that EU law professor I posted suggested the laws won't be dropped overnight - in fact lawyers will be in for a boom as it will take a couple of years to disentangle EU law from British law - of course the lack of any plan means we'll have to bear the cost of this. In fact I might be wrong but nobody has mentioned the practical costs of the process at all.

Johnson's dad is even more of an imbecilic cunt than his son.

Just watching the local news and it's a celebration of imbecility.

As an old cunt myself I'm well pissed off at how many fuckers who'll be dead within 10 years max have affected the lives of people who'll live with this for decades.

Skynet?

They'd always find somewhere else if needed.

Agree with that. There's been an assumption on their part as arrogant as Cameron's.

Read something from Clacton where a load of retirees were whinging about potholes and immigrants - neither very much to do with the EU.

The "take a pen" shit is pretty funny.

He did write something for the Guardian before the Labour Leadership election under the headline "Even if you hate me, don't vote for Corbyn" so I think he knows he's "divisive" putting it nicely.

I'll probably regret it but the air of competence from the man in that interview fills me with joy.

I think his opnion was mainly based on the common market as was rather than the EU as is - though his arguments about democracy still apply to a certain extent.

Three - Scottish, AV and this one. Might as well release an App.

I went to vote at seven and got there just beforehand. There was an initial queue divide for two desks with a sign saying "Road names A-Pa to the left, Pe to Z to the right". Bloke in front of me reads this and moves to the right and I stand behind him. Six feet further on the two desks have the full road names on them. The bloke reads this and moves queues to the left. And these are the thick fuckers we're leaving this huge decision to - jesus wept.