(11-07-2016 13:43 )skully Wrote: [ -> ]1 British Pound equals 0.0020 Bitcoin.
Quote:Bitcoin has long been thought to be the world’s most unstable currency – moving from being worth $2 to $1,137 in the last five years. But that wildly volatile currency is now becoming a safe refuge when compared to the fluctuations in the pound.
For a brief period this week, Bitcoin’s 10-day historical volatility – a measure of how much its price has been changing – dropped below that of the British pound.
What happens if we get below the bitcoin's value?
(11-07-2016 08:21 )babelover48 Wrote: [ -> ]1000 lawyers have signed a letter to Dodgy Dave to say Referendum vote was not "Legally Binding"
It never was, I thought that was common knowledge.
(11-07-2016 11:50 )wackawoo Wrote: [ -> ]if the leave had a lost theyed have just accepted it
(11-07-2016 13:52 )The Silent Majority Wrote: [ -> ] (11-07-2016 08:21 )babelover48 Wrote: [ -> ]1000 lawyers have signed a letter to Dodgy Dave to say Referendum vote was not "Legally Binding"
It never was, I thought that was common knowledge.
(11-07-2016 11:50 )wackawoo Wrote: [ -> ]if the leave had a lost theyed have just accepted it
I always knew it wasn't legally binding but I get the impression the Remain side want to create a stalemate as such so the Government can be in the position where they would not have to carry out our wish and say to the EU and say: - 'it's business as usual'.
I always knew that at some point the legal battles will start dominating proceedings and eventually Brexit will never physically happen. I pretty much fear that it will take a decision from the House of Lords or from the highest court in the land to push the Brexit through but I even doubt if anything now will happen with Brexit for at least another year, and by then, the Referendum vote will be forgotten about like it didn't exist.
(11-07-2016 11:53 )elgar1uk Wrote: [ -> ] (11-07-2016 11:50 )wackawoo Wrote: [ -> ]if the leave had a lost theyed have just accepted it
They said they wouldn't accept it. They said the fight would go on. Farage said a close defeat would mean "unfinished business".
The 1975 referendum was 'lost' by a far wider margin, and they didn't accept that either!
(11-07-2016 13:52 )The Silent Majority Wrote: [ -> ]
Your evidence for this hysteria is?
My evidence is nobody expected the out to win, it was a given remain would win, didn't both Farage and Boris admit defeat very early on in the night based on exit poles?
(11-07-2016 11:53 )elgar1uk Wrote: [ -> ] (11-07-2016 11:50 )wackawoo Wrote: [ -> ]if the leave had a lost theyed have just accepted it
They said they wouldn't accept it. They said the fight would go on. Farage said a close defeat would mean "unfinished business".
Of course, but not in the way of turning around a democratic vote within weeks of it happening.
It would have been left to UKIP and the others to kep on going as they had been doing for years.
Early on i the night the ACCEPTED defeat based on exit poles.
(11-07-2016 13:59 )babelover48 Wrote: [ -> ]I always knew it wasn't legally binding but I get the impression the Remain side want to create a stalemate as such so the Government can be in the position where they would not have to carry out our wish and say to the EU and say: - 'it's business as usual'.
The remian have done everything from petitions, marches in the streets to wagging the race card around to get their own way.
The 1975 referendum was 'lost' by a far wider margin, and they didn't accept that either!
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Was this for in or out?
Becasue it said remain won, and as far as I know we remained.
Quote:In accordance with the Act, the European Communities Referendum took place on 5 June 1975, and voters approved continued EEC membership by 67% to 33%
Were exactly was the over turn of this result? or you meaning this one 41 years later?
It never occured to me before to look who exactly was in the EU
Austria (1995)
Belgium (1958)
Bulgaria (2007)
Croatia (2013)
Cyprus (2004)
Czech Republic (2004)
Denmark (1973)
Estonia (2004)
Finland (1995)
France (1958)
Germany (1958)
Greece (1981)
Hungary (2004)
Ireland (1973)
Italy (1958)
Latvia (2004)
Lithuania (2004)
Luxembourg (1958)
Malta (2004)
Netherlands (1958)
Poland (2004)
Portugal (1986)
Romania (2007)
Slovakia (2004)
Slovenia (2004)
Spain (1986)
Sweden (1995)
United Kingdom (1973)
Those knocing on the door
Albania
Montenegro
Serbia
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Turkey
With a further Bosnia and Herzegovina a potential.
Out of all those most are parasitic with only 8 of those that are actually contributing more than they are recieving.
The below link is from the graudian
http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-files/Gu..._Money.pdf
So the UK contributes 12.1bil euros and recieves back, Germanybil 20 euroes but gets over half back at 11 bil euro and france contributes 18 bil and gets back 13.1bil; wait what, how the hell has France got itself such a good deal, no wonder they want the UK to remian.
Further more, the UK gets charge VAT ONE IT'S CONTRIBUTION
'handing over 14.7 billion'
Just look at what EACH PERSON gives and takes, rather oddly (probbaly on purpose) the blue means recieved, da fucks going on in Luxemburg - oh, it says tiny population plus it home to a load of EU institutions - hmmm 'skewed' is it? I'm sure there's other words.
Fact is the whole leave caqmpaign was based on exageration, deception and outright lies. If the remain side has to accept the result so should the leavers,and that means giving people what they said they would get, but within hours of the result backtracked on. an extra 350 million a week for the NHS, and an end to EU migration. Think they could deliver that? of course not but unfortunatly they were able to convince enough deluded fools that they could,now they must be made to follow through or have a re run with the truth out there. All they've delivered so far after getting rid of the 'undemocratic' EU is a PM elected by nobody.