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.

[artful_dodgings]

Astro, does that come with a 'Flounce Diploma', or is that a separate entity ? You could very well be swamped with bids if it does.

We must stop this silliness. CD will be very cross.

[cee-dee]

Yes, pack it in!!!!!!!!!!

Well I'm shocked. I went to bed after the first 4 results expecting a "remain" win. What a surprise?

I was shocked by the strategy adopted by DC during the campaign and I'm more shocked by the strategy he's adopting now he's lost. A very poor show.

Anyway, we're going OUT.

Now, if anyone wants to make some money, just watch the stock market. The value of shares has plummeted so pick a sound complany and buy their shares, sit back and wait, they'll go back up.

[astrologica]

Don't I remember Dave saying that we weren't quitters? Strange.....

[astrologica]

If you want a diploma Art..you can have one! You have been a welcome contributor to this debate. I did have a moment of silliness there....it must stop.....CeeDee has just got up!

[cee-dee]

I've got my eye on you......

[fallen-archie]

Let's hope it's not the glass one.

[evoman3957]

You know, one of the reasons why life has got SO complicated........why these trade agreements take YEARS to negotiate........why people have meetings, to discuss when they're going to have the next meeting; is because unless you dot EVERY i and cross EVERY t..........some human being, somewhere, will find a loophole........to renege on an agreement, not do their job properly, brake a contract, etc. etc. etc.........talk about reaping what we so and stitching each other up.......People have done it SO SO brilliantly.

[john.b74]

Now back to normal again.

[cee-dee]

Shouldn't these "Trade Agreements" be a lot simpler, just an agreement to agree to have free trade between countries? What they have now looks more like restrictive practices rather than free trade.

[john.b74]

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@cee-dee wrote:

Shouldn't these "Trade Agreements" be a lot simpler, just an agreement to agree to have free trade between countries? What they have now looks more like restrictive practices rather than free trade.

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I hope we got rid off the do as i say group. Now we can trade without freely.

[cee-dee]

Have a read of this folks and say what you think?:-

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36618317

[fallen-archie]

Why does it matter what we think? The decision has been made, we must live with the consequences embrace Boris and reassure our young people that we know what we are doing. 

[cee-dee]

Well, you've deemed to comment about everything else so what's different with what's contained in the link.

There's many things in that link which seem to be at odds with "what's supposed to happen" so that's why I invited comment.

[evoman3957]

What the EU think / want NOW, is of no consequence; until article 50 is invoked, we haven't officially let them know we intend to leave............THEIR RULES.........if they don't like it, just because it's not convenient; then TOUGH........they can suck on it.  They think they can make the rules up as they go along and the rest of the spineless sheep, in Europe, will put up with it........well we WON'T..........not any more !!!  They drag their pathetic, bureaucratic, paper pushing backsides, along at a snails pace for EVERYTHING; but when we vote to leave, they want US to hurry up...........GET STUFFED !!!

[john.b74]

Latest News 20.45pm 24/6/2016. http://waterfordwhispersnews.com/2016/06/24/thousands-of-british-refugees-make-dangerous-journey-acr...

[fallen-archie]

Nice words CD, actually i do not comment on everything although it may appear that way, I restrict myself to a few threads given the small number of posters mindful that to do otherwise is not fair. 

[mikes*corvettes]

Anyone seen Upthecreek , or is he still pulling splinters from his posterior after sitting on the fence such a long time and then getting it wrong again.

[evoman3957]

[cee-dee]

Here's another link:- http://news.sky.com/story/1717236/juncker-get-started-immediately-on-uk-exit

Nice comments? "Mr Juncker said the separation was "not an amicable divorce", adding that "it was not exactly a tight love affair anyway"."

"We now expect the United Kingdom government to give effect to this decision of the British people as soon as possible, however painful that process may be."

[artful_dodgings]

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@mikes*corvettes wrote:

Anyone seen Upthecreek , or is he still pulling splinters from his posterior after sitting on the fence such a long time and then getting it wrong again.

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Classic !

Conspicuous by his absence. Oh joy of joys.