OK, in or out?

[cee-dee]

How about an RT poll?

No reasons, no argument, no debate just a straightforward IN or OUT.

Me? OUT.

[cee-dee]

It's called Delirium Tremens.

[fallen-archie]

[dark_castle1]

Voted -  OUT

[jd.linklater]

I said OUT back in February when this thread started and I've heard nothing from the remain camp to make me think otherwise so I voted OUT.

[cee-dee]

Well now, I don't see many people on this thread saying they've voted to stay in?

In about 2½ hours the exit polls will be out. There'll be quite a talking shop from then on before the real poll results will be out?

[astrologica]

I thought Nigel looked very, very smart this morning going to cast his vote...did anyone else see him?

[evoman3957]

Well, every single person eligible to vote; has had the chance to vote. So, if we like living in a democratic society; those that are in the minority, will accept the outcome and go with the flow. The alternative to that can be seen in other countries in the world and they're not the kind of societies I want for myself, my children, or my grandchildren.  So, although I don't always get what I want; on the whole, I'm happy with what I've got.

[cee-dee]

Farage looked smart, yes, looking at the ladies, Samantha (Cameron) looked nice but Sarah (Gove) looked a mess.

[evoman3957]

I thought Nicloa Sturgeon was a bit overdressed !!

[cee-dee]

It's all OVER bar the shouting.

[cee-dee]

The first result is in, Gibraltar. Huge margin there to remain IN.

[suzieseaside]

Soo close all night long so far.  60% of the areas declared by 4am at 51% leave 49% remain.  What a divided country we live in.

Affluent areas in England and Wales generally pro remain, as might be expected, and Scotland pro-remain expected of course.

Still too early and too close to know yet and some large cities still to declare but after Leave thought early on, around midnight, that they would not win (from the very last opinion polls) it looks very much as if they will, so far. 

£ has dropped to levels not seen since the 1980s with all the uncertainty.

[artful_dodgings]

Looks like EXTRICATION to me, @ 5:19 a.m.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/682942/Nigel-Farage-Brexit-EU-referendum-result

[suzieseaside]

Yep, all over bar the shouting and panicking.

I'm quite surprised. 

Politicians, bankers and market traders are gonna be pretty busy.

[artful_dodgings]

Meanwhile, CaMoron is beavering away on his piece to camera speech, that he will be delivering on the steps of No10, later on.

[astrologica]

If the forecast comes good, then it's brilliant. It will be a very, very bumpy ride, because , as Suzie says, we are indeed a deeply divided country, but I honestly believe it will be worth it in the long term. A lot will depend on how Cameron? (If he stays) handles the 'divorce'.

[mikes*corvettes]

It's taken 41 years but finally sanity has returned to our country.

[artful_dodgings]

Well no doubt before too long, we'll get the answer to that from our roving reporter, Fallen 'Fyfe Robertson' Archie. 

[baybizz]

[astrologica]

If things get a bit rocky financially, I may have to sell my pearls on EBay. Anyone fancy a nice set of pearls?...very useful for clutching when foaming and reading your tabloids.