Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

I noticed that James Dyson backing Leave was like a Top Story, but 13 Nobel prize scientists backing Remain was like In Other News

Cameron claiming he would just carry on and reshuffle the Cabinet if he lost seems a bit optimistic, I have to say.

(13-06-2016 07:26 )babelover48 Wrote:  Whichever way we go vote we can guarantee Cameron will just f**k it up...
Article 50?

Article 50 is part of the lisbon treaty that we must invoke to start to process to come out of the EU

http://openeurope.org.uk/today/blog/the-...rticle-50/

(13-06-2016 07:46 )Doddle Wrote:  I noticed that James Dyson backing Leave was like a Top Story, but 13 Nobel prize scientists backing Remain was like In Other News

Cameron claiming he would just carry on and reshuffle the Cabinet if he lost seems a bit optimistic, I have to say.

i can actually see that happening gove or boris wouldnt want to handle negoiations course tory back benchers would try but doubt they would succeed

I believe they'll leave him in place as it's easier to throw rocks at him than take the job & handle the complex negotiations which show what a mess Brexit will be whilst also having to cope with the inevitable recession that will follow.

Thats why if i was cameron and osbourne i would resign give boris the keys and say fucking sort the mess you created out and fuck the lot of you

(13-06-2016 08:14 )SecretAgent Wrote:  I believe they'll leave him in place as it's easier to throw rocks at him than take the job & handle the complex negotiations which show what a mess Brexit will be whilst also having to cope with the inevitable recession that will follow.

Wasn't it Britian coping better with the last recission that helped prop the rest of Europe up, don't know much about finance.

(13-06-2016 11:26 )wackawoo Wrote:  

(13-06-2016 08:14 )SecretAgent Wrote:  I believe they'll leave him in place as it's easier to throw rocks at him than take the job & handle the complex negotiations which show what a mess Brexit will be whilst also having to cope with the inevitable recession that will follow.

Wasn't it Britian coping better with the last recission that helped prop the rest of Europe up, don't know much about finance.

We were better because we didnt sign up to the Euro (Thanks to Gordon Brown and his tests ) and therefor the bank of England could do Quantitive easing where as Eurozone have only just started doing QE a year ago

(13-06-2016 11:53 )HannahsPet Wrote:  We were better because we didnt sign up to the Euro (Thanks to Gordon Brown and his tests ) and therefor the bank of England could do Quantitive easing where as Eurozone have only just started doing QE a year ago

So in that case, better out than in.

(13-06-2016 12:39 )wackawoo Wrote:  

(13-06-2016 11:53 )HannahsPet Wrote:  We were better because we didnt sign up to the Euro (Thanks to Gordon Brown and his tests ) and therefor the bank of England could do Quantitive easing where as Eurozone have only just started doing QE a year ago

So in that case, better out than in.

Yeah but it was our decision to make and we chose not to. we had control in wether we joined or not

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