BRITAIN IS OUT
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-36622120
Britain has ruled out a Border poll for Northern Ireland.
https://twitter.com/JamesCrisp6/status/746313932659265536
Rumors of a new General Election in November
BBC news back to usual schedule, Sky News still has a referendum special on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y60wDzZt8yg
Nigels speech:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ma3SAUqnUMA
Morality man: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnCvl2T_o5o
Davey's resignation speech: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMXWNtXfCoc
By popular demand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XYBIUGJvzs&app=desktop
Follow the Pound live: : https://www.dailyfx.com/gbp-usd
Breakdown of voting results: http://lordashcroftpolls.com/2016/06/how-the-united-kingdom-voted-and-why/#more-14746
Feels: http://youtubedoubler.com/?video1=85tiHNpywY0&start1=0&video2=87Xkr8z3lEo&start2=0&authorName=Nigel+Farage+the+Brave
Thread themes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKRHWT6xdEU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bs07OvqXp4
We did it for him, lads: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqW-pWzLFfs
Memes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aZi1RXe9kY
IN OTHER NEWS:
>David Cameron has resigned
>Corbyn facing a coup
>Irish PM calls for calm in N.I., torpedoes Sinn Fein hopes
>Spain hopes for 'co-sovereignty' over Gibraltar
>the EU is pressing for quick and immediate negotiations
>rumors that Germany is offering the UK an 'associated partner' status
>Nicolas Sturgeon has called for a second Independence referendum
>Trump has hailed the UK for leaving the EU
>Hillary has accepted it without criticizing the UK
>Obama made a vanilla statement about respecting the decision
>The pound is rallying, so is the FTSE (for context, we never dipped below last monday)
>Social Media and the guardian literally on suicide watch
>Malaysia of all places has proposed a free trade agreement already
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsrOahV5FEo
10 bong lads
Rees-Mogg for PM.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-eu-referendum-result-lib-dems-remain-liberal-democrats-live-policy-stay-leave-a7103186.html
>Democrat
>>78719664
>Rumors of a new General Election in November
Is this good or bad?
>>78717626
Incase you guys haven't realised yet
>>78719777
GUD
Right lads, who would support a petition to have a statue of our Nige built outside the Houses of Parliament?
>How Labour positions itself in regard to this is going to be interesting. They could do very well if they went into a General Election of "we will refuse to implement article 50" depending on the circumstances, but the problem is they have a very eurosceptic leader who doesn't want to give the pro-EU Blairites the political initiative.
The time is coming when Corbyn is going to lose his shit at them I think
>>78719664
You glorious bastards Brit/pol/ & 4chan.
I love you! #Brexit
>>78719664
Why are there a Dutch and Luxembourg flag in there?
>>78719768
You're were off by 22 minutes.
>>78719893
Corbyn has already said he will not oppose the referendum.
>>78719846
bad I think
we need a Ceasar or Mandela to just take the reigns from Cameron but there isn't anyone lel
>>78719879
He should be knighted desu
It's not fair to do a second referendum.
It'll have to be best of three.
>>78719893
What's the article? Hitchens?
>>78719664
http://metro.co.uk/2016/06/25/furious-farage-excluded-from-committee-to-negotiate-brexit-5965707/
what the fuck?
they fucked it up already
brexit will just be another couple decades of britain being a bastion of cuckery
so glad i saw this on my favourite sub reddit /r/unitedkingdom. it shows how most of the leave voters wanted to go back and change their vote! guess we should have that second ref after all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=he9FQ2xTD9o
>>78719979
secret agent Corbyn did well
>>78720083
https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedkingdom/comments/4ps17t/compilation_of_uk_voters_regretting_voting_leave/
Wales is literally the Vale
>>78719846
>Rumours of a new General Election in November
I don't think so.
>>78720006
>implying gove isnt secretly as right wing as hitler and margaret thatcher
gove for PM, it has been decided.
>>78719972
>>78720063
No kek just some poster from the last thread
https://www.change.org/p/vote-leave-eu-referendum-put-nigel-farage-on-the-cross-party-brexit-negotiation-team
>>78719974
>minutes
You mean bings?
>>78720026
>knighted
try crowned
a fantasy of mine is that Labour takes this opprotunity to embrace Leave, reconnect with their old base, and take back the country while the Tories are tripping over themselves, but of course it will never happen.
Nice to see the media has already forgot about St. Jo
Am I right in being owrried about another Indy ref lads?
I love the union, I love being British, I hate that Sturgeon is pushing for another fucking referendum in the space of 2 years already
>>78719879
Me.
I'd even help fund it, I was going to suggest a Gofundme but we'd also need permission from the government to have the statue built anyway.
It'd get defaced also immediately, too.
>>78720075
REMINDER THAT KEKY CARSWELL AND HOPELESS HANNAN DON'T WANT ANY ACTUAL CONSERVATIVES IN THE RENEGOTIATION
>>78719927
I just noticed how boring European flags are.
>>78720214
We could start a petition of the parliament partition website?
>>78720124
>tfw no qt 3.14 Ciri gf
why live?
So, can any of you smart brexit memers explain specifically what's so good about leaving the EU?
So far I've heard:
>more freedoms to make our own laws
except now we don't have EU privacy and human rights laws to protect, allowing the government to make even worse and more invasive laws than before
>trading will be easier since we won't have to get approval of all the other member states
but we traded a shitton with the EU and now we're out of it, meaning we're actually going to get a worse deal with them than before
>>78719879
>>78720214
>>78720164
>Spend the day laughing at stupid attempts at mob democracy and daft meaningless polls
>Unless it's for a cause you support
Cmon fellas you're being as bad as Remainians
>>78720214
fuck having a stachoo, put up a giant painting on the ceiling with nigel's grinning face on it da vinci style
>>78720083
>person who regrets it
>person who is a bit worried
>person who's worried we'll have an unelected PM
>person regretting it
Wow what a great reason for a referendum!
Fucking reddit.
>>78719664
Lads can they actually have a second EU referendum? im fucking shitting myself, are they going to jew us?
>>78720196
Pro-EU support doesn't automatically translate into pro-independence support. SNP didn't realise that until after their press conference. They seem to be in a much worse position re:independence than two years ago as well so it's not really a concern yet.
I suppose we'd better keep an eye on it though.
>>78720371
You're not making sense here mate.
>>78719893
>>78720163
>>78720225
WHY IS THIS SALTY SCOT TRIPFAG STILL HERE?
He spent last week on a remain campaign and now he is just doing Doom and Gloom after the referendum?
>>78720340
>what's so good about leaving the EU?
Record numbers of butthurt liberals.
>>78720340
well, other countries on /pol/ won't call us cucks anymore, so there's that
>>78720340
> implying GB can't pass their own sovereign privacy laws and establish trade that benefits GB
>>78720450
No, they can't.
Why do liberals hate democracy?
>>78720340
There is less than zero reason to believe Brussels will do a better job of protecting the rights and interests of the British public better than the British government itself
>>78720506
>SCOT
Fuck off newfag, I'm trying to warn people that the fight to leave the EU isn't over just because we've won the referendum and that they'll try to Jew us at every turn
>>78720340
breaking free from the EU means you can trade with sovereign nations outside that snackbar circlejerk on your own damn terms
anglosphere in 10 years
>>78720552
only voted for this, the country falling around me is much worse than not being able to post on here without getting constant ">UK >YES" replies
>>78720450
0 chance
How do you feel about dfc queen?
>>78720340
looks like it's the same pathetic kid from the last thread asking the same questions again..
here is my reply >>>78718545
>>78719664
Are there any Nigel Pepes?
>>78720450
No, ignore the vocal minority cry babies.
>>78720608
Because it didn't go their way, it would be a completely different story if Remain won.
>>78720608
cuz they're cunts
>>78720450
>im fucking shitting myself, are they going to jew us?
don't be so timid timmy, read the rules
>>78719777
>he's not a #FarageMirage
>>78720083
>>78720121
you have to wonder whether the BBC reporter told them about the stock market and pound crashing off-camera, then cut to them saying whether they regretted leaving
>>78720647
FUCK OFF BACK TO CRIPPLECHAN - YOU LABOUR REMAIN CUNT.
>>78719664
good
everyone should be nationalist and do what is best for their people
re in form of video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaCHBmGWcBc
pic related to video
>>78720864
Not sure but the Doom Nigels are breddy gud
>>78720006
>Hitler
>right wing
Such a stupid meme
>>78720556
>UK government passing any laws to do with liberty, privacy and freedoms after pushing multiple snooper's charters, banning commercial squirting and facesitting porn from being made in the UK, and coming up with anti-drug legislation so vague it bans anything that causes a psychoactive effect
I'm not so sure about this one m8 desu
>>78719846
Bad, more uncertainty is gonna shock the markets even more. We need stable leadership to get us through this, to renegotiate with the EU, and to heal the division between remain and leave.
>>78720083
>5 regret voting leave
>FUCK IT LETS HAVE ANOTHER REFERENDUM
>>78720966
>Cripplechan
Once again, fuck off newfag, I never went to Pedochan with the rest of the autists who were roleplaying as if they were having some sort of Brit/pol/ revolution, the person there pretending to be me isn't
Which should say enough about Cripplechan
>>78720864
I got you
>tfw you will never shut down a whining remainian as swiftly and professionally as this
>>78720340
those two reasons are more reasons than the 0 to stay in the EU
there is literally no reason that it's not good, other than
>The EU will bully us
which is slave-morality tier
>>78720371
>want something you don't have
WE FREEDOM! WE DEMOCRACY! GIBE VOAT!
>don't want to loose something you have
>WE STABILITY! WE TRADITION! FUK VOAT!
>Online petition being discussed on BBC news right now
How have you been punished for voting leave?
I'd been invited to a barbecue this evening but the hosts withdrew my invite when they found out how I voted.
>>78721158
Hitchens fucked up the ape that said Parliament should vote to remain in the EU regardless of the result earlier
>>78720450
if one did happen i'd be a bit worried because the media has convinced voters they have buyers remorse regarding leaving, and lazy student cunts might actually bother turning up so we'd be up against thousands of people who've never entertained an independent thought in their adult life.
But I dont think they'll do it, it's a lot of hassle and the "rule" these cucks have thought up is completely arbitrary
>72% turn out, incredible compared to most elections
>n-n-n-no it's not valid unless it's erm...75%!
>52% win for leave
>hey now hold up how about 60%?
>>78721150
Bretty gud, how about one that smiles?
Not an artist.
>waiting for Nigel's post referendum speech in the EU parliament
>>78721305
looks like the EU wont be punishing us after all........
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36630326
>>78721292
this sort of thing pisses me off, the scottish want to do it too, you can't just keep having a vote over and over again until your side wins.
>>78721305
Honestly you have no obligation to tell people which way you voted, the flag waving on either side doesn't really help, it just has normal people at each others throats because they voted for the wrong 'side'
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36629745
Our gov needs to move fast and get the Norway deal
Hannan was right
Aussie points system
>>78721473
Why is she being so nice?
nige on marr tomorrow: https://twitter.com/MarrShow/status/746770171549859840
In light of the EU's history, how did Labour end up being the pro-EU party?
>>78719979
>Corbyn has already said he will not oppose the referendum.
Yes, but this will drive the Blairites mad, and they'll try and coup him, accusing him of being a closet UKIP leave-voting racist in the process (no sarcasm, they really will)
Note it was the Blairites, David Lammy and suchlike, who are talking about ignoring the outcome. The Paul Mason piece in the Guardian is basically written from John McDonnells office, where he's very closely involved in what's going on, and if he said they're going to abide by the outcome of the referendum then that's what they'll do.
What will be really funny is if BoJo backtracks on brexit and everyone has to vote Labour to enact Article 50 and actually leave the EU. The Blairites would be absolutely furious lol
>>78721292
we need to spread the break down by country over social media, reddit etc. https://json-csv.com/petition-uk-2nd-referendum
>>78721305
Been given the cold shoulder by young work colleagues
Fortunately I'm now socially adopted by the bro-tier older staff
>>78721496
>Hannan was right
>Aussie points system
But Hannan wants total free movement
>>78721532
When it got taken over by Blairites
>>78721135
>Once again, fuck off newfag, I never went to Pedochan
Methinks you doth protest too much.
You ARE a Labour Remain fag.
You DID spend last week shilling for remain
You ARE just trying to keep your agenda going here.
You Sir - are a prize loser, who cannot accept - your band of retards did not win.
>>78721528
Because Germany really depends on us for economy. Once again we hold all the cards
>>78720340
/pol/ doesn't actually know why they parrot the things they do. Its all a meme, to be contrarian to people they know in the real world and to fit in with the misfits here.
>>78720315
move to poland then senpai
Scotfag reporting.
We're a bunch of soppy cunts and fair weather patriots who only trust the BBC when it's on our side. We don't even care about Scotland as a whole, only Glasgow, Edinburgh and Dundee. If you bring up anything about under-funded areas we'll just say they don't matter, despite screeching and shouting about how England doesn't fund us enough.
Don't trust the Scottish on Politics lads, we really don't know what we're doing.
>>78721613
>>78721496
Aussie points system is not a reality*
sos forgot to end my sentence
>>78721473
>>78721528
She knows the ship is sinking and wants a place on the lifeboat.
>>78719664
Just going to say when I saw GoT last week it left me mildly upset.
1.Why kill Rickon? It felt like they were trying to make Ramsay even more hated, but that's not physically possible for me, so I was like "meh", Rickon was a character that wasn't developed so throwing him away to make Ramsay more hated felt sad.
2. Why is Jon Snow such a retard? I mean charging into the enemy when you have half the men?
3. Initiate the battle with cavalry? At this point I was 100% confident that Jon Snow had to lose the battle.
4. When Ramsay starts ordering volleys into the cavalry why does it wait so long between intervals? Archers were firing once every half a minute, which is a third of what would have been sensible, the point was to show some kind of melee fight instead of depicting the battle as the slaughter it should've been.
5. I hate the concept of a cavalry amry saving the day, it's a stupid twist that is completely unrealistic how do you move 2000 riders to the battlefield through enemy territory without Bolton forces being informed?
6.Why have the giant storm the gates? Jon Snow keeps claiming he cares about the undead army, a Giant is way stronger defensively than offensively, undead have no ranged, so keep the giant for the undead armies. One giant properly positioned with adequate could easily kill thousands of Undead.
Building Ladders and storming the castle 4hours later without the Giant is a better decision even if you lose 200 people, one giant is worth more.
Aside from that regarding the Brexit, the French want to stop keeping refugees from reaching the UK. Cheers
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3659052/Mayor-Calais-calls-migrant-camps-moved-Britain-Brexit-vote-scuppers-border-deal-France.html
You really think you'll have less immigration if the French stop trying to keep refugees from reaching the UK?
I got banned for saying #StrongerIn EU. Thanks /int/ mods.
>>78721473
>>78721717
>The EU wants us to leave the EU more than the Conservative Party and most Leave campaigners do
She'd be proud of us.
I've heard rumours of a general election later this year. Why isn't it enough for Cameron to step down? Why does all of Commons have to stand for election, 3 1/2 years early?
>>78721481
>BUT THATS DEMOCRACY NOW. ONLY IF I AGREE WITH IT!!!!!!!
I fucking hate it too. Worst thing is you can't argue logic with them.
And the fact that they are shilling the petition on twatter and kikebook and asking non UK citizens to sign it (not to mention hacking with a spambot) just shows how mentally deranged, undemocratic these people are. If this was the old days they would be burnt at the stake.
>>78721914
>I've heard rumours of a general election later this year.
No chance.
>>78721717
She wants to look strong in the face of adversity - she knows she's completely fucked but can't show it otherwise the rest of the EU will start to crumble at the sight of her lost confidence
>>78721908
Best Prime Minister we ever had.
>tfw joy of escaping EU is overshadowed by the cucks dragging me back in
https://waitingfortax.com/2016/06/25/can-the-scottish-parliament-block-brexit/
Seriously considering an hero
>>78721532
The defeat of Benn and the anti-EU bloc of the Trade Unions in the early 1980's.
Jacque Delors coming to the TUC conference in 1987 to tell the Workers "You won't beat Thatcher at the ballot box, but by being in the EU you can mitigate the worst affects of Thatcherism" which shifted most of the Union movement (apart from Based Bob Crow and the RMT, who stuck to their guns and left the Labour party)
The same year Kinnock removed Labour's historic commitment to leave the EU out of the manifesto, and then a year later beat a Benn-Heffer leadership challange.
Then in the early 90's, as New Labour was getting underway and the left was being marginalised, the EU issue and single currency issue (ERM, Black Wednesday, ask your parents) was tearing the Tories apart and making them unelectable, just like it is now, and so they took a more united position to really rub salt in the Tories wounds. It played a very important role in the massive Labour landslide of 1997.
I'm a socialist and I voted leave on socialist grounds and democratic grounds. And because I've been enjoying seeing the powerful vested interests who run this country in the City take a massive kicking, along with pensioners, home-owners, people with cash savings and tons of other group who still haven't fully realised how fucked they are...
>>78721582
Something weird about this.
One hour ago, that UK count was around 352k. Now it is showing as 2.4m.
What the fuck is going on?
>>78721775
Dude GoT stopped making any sense or being good television ages ago
All it is is DUDE SHOCK VALUE LMAO over and over again
Why didn't Sansa tell jon that a million vale knights were on the way to save them? It's absurd
>>78722031
>Best Prime Minister we ever had.
She was alright in the late 80s and early 90s when she started to realise that the EU was bad after supporting it wholly for several years, but let's not start taking the fucking piss
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2308783/PETER-HITCHENS-Lets-remember-Maggie-really--tragic-failure.html
>>78721914
It won't happen. An election now would create even more uncertainty. And nobody sane wants Corbyn to win, not even his own MPs.
>>78722031
Only one with any guts. No wonder the liberals hate her.
>>78722060
Babbies learned to use VPNs
>>78722149
I'm in love with Farage's cheeky grin
>>78721055
So if the UK government would not do such a thing, what makes you think the EU would?
Your argument for the EU is: Our more locally elected politicians are bad therefore we should submit to a more globalist politicians because they will definitely have Britain best interest at heart?
Didn't britain pass human rights laws way before the EU was even a thing?
>>78721775
I agree with every one of your GoT points lel, the arrow kill was retarded as well, what if he missed?
It was good to see actual strategy in a battle though, rather than everyone having a one handed sword and no shield meme fighting.
How will they get to Britian though? These guys are illegal just walked as far as they could go, can't France tell them to fuck off?
it's a complete mess m8
Is he based?
>>78722181
>PETER-HITCHENS
I stopped there . . .did not read.
>>78722188
>And nobody sane wants Corbyn to win, not even his own MPs.
If you manage to piss off Blairites then you're doing something right
![_90091936_img_5827[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/1MzKban.png "_90091936_img_5827[1].png")
>how brexit will work
> Armed forces day
> Jeremy Corbyn hasn't tweeted a single thing about it and hasn't attended any events
>>78721555
Wasn't Blair a globalist bushite traitor?
Will David Cameron actually resign his seat? Or just from being PM
>>78720691
>anglosphere
kek willing
>>78722241
But the odd thing is that the number of signatures overall was about 2.2m at that time. I mean there's a clear hack in place, but there's something REALLY off with the caching of the votes at least.
>>78722320
On the one hand, he's a fucking communist.
On the OTHER hand, he's an absolutely God-tier troll.
>>78722055
>pensioners, home-owners, people with cash savings
>taking a kicking
That is not happening. The Stalinist fantasies of people on the left are really alarming.
>>78722265
>>78722050
Don't worry lad, I'll vote for independence, I'm not letting you fucks get dragged into the EU after all you've done for us.
>>78722391
Just from PM I reckon.
>>78722391
Just PM.
>implying we're against you faggots
>>78722341
Yeah I just saw someone post it on Facebook. It's absolutely pathetic.
The whole 'no matter the outcome, we have to listen to the other side' shite died off really fast. It says something when only Owen Jones is standing by it.
>>78721998
>>78722341
OFAH is a goldmine of reaction images
>>78722060
Because you retard, in the 'show breakdown' on the petition/change.org website, it had United Kingdom and each constituency SEPARATE.
A 'UK' signature is one that is not bound within a constituency and is relatively low - if you use your real name and postcode your signature is allocated to your constituency, not as 'UK'
I'm still pissed off at all the nogs voting from outside the UK, bloody cheats
>>78721055
>banning commercial squirting and facesitting porn from being made in the UK, and coming up with anti-drug legislation so vague it bans anything that causes a psychoactive effect
B A S E D
UK Gov stopping the degenerates
We've got your back faggots
If you hesitate though we will drop you and you will fall into a pit even deeper than the one you were in before you left.
You're treading on thin ice
Some people are arguing that brexit won't affect UK's sovereignty over immigration
Just to make it clear: while there isn't free of movement for anyone, there is still free of movement for european workers, correct?
>>78722391
Hard to tell . .. . I think he will keep his seat though.
>>78721209
We know you're a Muslim. You should leave the country while there is still time. Things are going to get really bad for you, I suspect.
>>78722385
>Wasn't Blair a globalist bushite traitor?
Basically a liberal-ish Tory who joined the Labour party and moved it to the right massively.
>>78719664
Such a great pic OP
here is mine
>>78722377
Just wait til it's Eid, I'm sure Comrade Corbyn will be very active then.
>>78721055
>banning commercial squirting and facesitting porn
That is an EU-wide directive.
>>78719664
>Rumors of a new General Election in November
I don't think this is actually possible under the fixed terms act.
>>78722604
i meant free movement, sorry for those "of" appearing from nowhere
Had the best sleep ever last night after being awake for nearly 48 hours. Had a BBQ party with my gf, her parents and mine to celebrate with a few bottles of 'English Champagne' and shot some clays.
We all agreed that if the Remain cucks do get their way we will form a militia to defend democracy.
>>78722587
>We've got your backs
Like you did when Argentina attacked the Falklands lol
>>78722604
>there is still free of movement for european workers
Everything is still the same.
>>78721775
Short answer
Because Martin is a hack and GoT is shit
Long answer
George R R Martin is a thieving hack that stole almost all of his material and has made his entire living peddling pilfered garbage. It wasn't until HBO picked up his book series and started showing titties and sex on television that his sales went anywhere.
>>78722654
>Basically a liberal-ish Tory who joined the Labour party and moved it to the right massively.
Found the political illiterate
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2007/may/29/comment.politics
http://hitchensblog.mailonsunday.co.uk/2015/06/how-the-tories-became-new-labour.html
>I still meet people who think New Labour was ‘right-wing’, when in fact the ideas of New Labour came out of Eurocommunism, social and cultural radicalism stripped of Soviet impediments, and was crammed with former Marxists who weren’t all that former, which is why they don’t like it mentioned to this day.
>>78722709
How do we bring attention to the fact he has done fuck all to commemorate the day?
Even Sadiq Khan attended an event.
>>78721305
Lol fuck no. I rallied the lads and we all went to vote out together and even got cheers from the pissheads at the pubs that had already voted.
![fyuff].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/Hkamx5w.jpg "fyuff].jpg")
>>78719664
Lib Dems officially standing on a platform of overruling the referendum's result.
"The Liberal Democrats will stand at the next general election on a platform of derailing Brexit and keeping Britain in the European Union, the party has announced.
Leader Tim Farron said on Saturday night that he would be “clear and unequivocal” with voters that if elected it would set aside the referendum result and keep Britain in the EU.
He said the referendum result amounted to a “howl of anger” at politicians and that the election of a liberal government would be a way of registering a change of heart by the electorate."
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-eu-referendum-result-lib-dems-remain-liberal-democrats-live-policy-stay-leave-a7103186.html
>>78722544
Makes my blood boil anon. Someone summed it up well in another thread
>This is what happens when you give participation awards. The losers never learn to lose gracefully.
Exactly what has happened here.
>I voted. I want something in return.
Sorry chums, that's not democracy.
>I can hear fireworks
>mfw reading the salty comments from liberal uni kids on facebook
I was reading the comments on this article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3659137/So-does-mean-Brexit-affect-holiday-money-mortgages-passports-health-cover.html
>To the apparent growing number of bregretters - you have ruined Great Britain. What is done cannot be undone. We remainers will never forget the part you played in the destruction of our childrens future.
Is she right, /pol/?
>>78720083
>secret ballot
For all we know, all these people who regret it are remain shills
>>78722846
>Tim Nice But Dim living up to the name
Bless.
>>78722846
Farron hates Corbyn and is adopting this policy to distance himself from Labour whose leader has chosen to respect the result
What a scheming, shiftly little nobody
I hope we get a trade deal with Japan
Who #CummingforCummings here?
>>78722846
>Lib Dems
>if elected
I don't think it will come to that. If it does we will just have to work through it.
W-what is this bullshit?
>>78721626
Seconded
>>78721135
kill yourself leftist shill faggot
>>78722561
It had the UK, by itself on that json site, as just 352k with all of the others ALSO individually listed. It also did the same ON THE DIRECT JSON.
Are you following now? Do I need to repeat myself? I understand that the consituencies are listed individually, but the source json counts them as separate and the json-csv site does not collate them.
So how long until Are Nige goes to Brussels again and gets the chance to act like a right smug cunt?
>>78722466
>That is not happening
The pound dropping by 10% has already happened. Anyone with cash savings in the form of pensions is 10% poorer than they were pre-referendum. Take a look at the Daily Mail comment section to see the the expats crying that their budgets for all fucked up.
The other thing that's interesting on the topic of sterling is that according to the Financial Times Britain only has 6% of GDP on hand in Foreign Exchange reserves, which means there's not much chance of being able to prop up the currency indefinitely over the next 2 years to stop the City from fucking off the Frankfurt.
The pound might well recover some of it's value, but it's not going to be business as usual. The really bad shit is to come after we leave and the negotiations for joining the EEA begin. They could really fuck us up if they were feeling like making an example of us.
You won't believe me until it's too late, but that's fine. On behalf of the radical left, I'd like to thank all our comrades on the right for doing more to wreck British capitalism in a single day than we've managed in 100 years.
>>78722846
>lib dems being elected
>>78722985
A last ditch effort.
>>78722908
I haven't checked mine since the results. People will be asking if I've been deported yet and very few know that I voted to crash the EU from the inside.
>>78723037
Mate. Why did you even mention that, my dick can only get so hard.
>>78722846
This is a great move for the Lib Dems. Most of their voters wanted to Remain, so it's not like he's going to majorly piss them off, and he might attract a lot of loony lefties to vote for him now too.
This decision might have saved the Lib Dems from being completely irrelevant in UK politics.
>>78723038
The FTSE has already returned to business as usual
>>78723115
how devilish
>People on social media guaranteeing to others that the second referendum petition is the 100% surefire way and is confirmed so long as they sign it and get everyone they can regardless of country to sign it
>"So glad we're getting a second chance. Gonna vote this time."
So how much power does this online petition hold, anyway?
>>78722985
The guy's a retard.
Leaving the EU isn't incompatible with EU law.
>>78722615
What? Canada has a Muslim leader, what are you talking about?
>>78721626
>>78723003
>kill yourself leftist shill
>stop using Peter Hitchens' arguments you crazy fucking conservative
I've survived worse smears than this newfags, you think tears will make me somehow go away when I made it through the South Wales Happening?
>>78723037
I hope he gets to BTFO Guy Verhofstadt or whatever that annoying Belgian's name is, the one who made fun of him after failing to get elected in South Thanet
>>78722313
Agreed up till the cavarly coming the battle was one of the best depictions of medieval/fantasy warfare I've seen on TV.
I was just thinking the whole time "Jon Snow has to die this time" and then he survived so that kind of upset me.
>How will they get to Britian though?
No fucking clue, how refugees come to the UK, I've seen pictures it seems they are pretty creative.
>can't France tell them to fuck off?
They can say a lot but it seems like these refugees don't listen to what you tell them, otherwise they probably wouldn't be living in Calais.
>>78723038
> Implying you care about the economic consequences of actions when your ilk supports nationalisation, endless borrowing and printing of money, and oppose TTIP.
> All of those stances would hurt us economically
> Implying
>>78722846
Tim WHO?
Give me all your brexit video ya red coats. I probably shouldn't be arguing with this guy since he linked my John Oliver's video about it but he seems to think that that blows the brext movie out of the water so I need the rest of the 10 barrels to fire at him even if he is to stupid to understand anything.
Going on question time tomorrow, what should I ask?
>>78722808
>I still meet people who think New Labour was ‘right-wing’, when in fact the ideas of New Labour came out of Eurocommunism, social and cultural radicalism stripped of Soviet impediments, and was crammed with former Marxists who weren’t all that former, which is why they don’t like it mentioned to this day.
Strange way to describe Eurocommunism that, since they're way more right-wing than even the likes of Hitchens today (for example Eric Pickles is in the Tory cabinet even though he's a "reformed" eurocommunist)
New Labour had relatively little to do with the Eurocommies, since they were still with Marxism Today and the Communist Party of Great Britain at the time Blair took ownership of the party, although they were notable for supporting Blair over the Militant or the Bennites, they weren't really involved in New Labour.
I could give you some more accurate literature to read on the topic if you really wanted, but would I be wasting my time?
>>78723037
He won't be speaking in Parliament again.
That's it - His work is done.
>>78723023
Anon is right, the google cache version of the page still lists only 300,000 signatures from the UK.
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:f7vzJogck3cJ:https://json-csv.com/petition-uk-2nd-referendum
>>78723038
>I don't know how economics or finance works
>the radical left
explains a lot
>>78723294
How fucking mad are you, cucks ?
>>78723115
it's baffling that people think there are going to be mass deportations, the people who are already in are probably going to get to stay.
>>78723294
"Why does Andrew Neil mock you all the time, Diane?"
POST YFW EU FALLING
>>78722853
They've been so used to getting their own way they throw a tantrum when they lose.
Good lord when Trump is elected they're going to start jumping off bridges. Then when Canada finally elects a nationalist PM they will have NO WHERE to go. Fuck them, fuck them all.
Reminder that the referendum is not legally binding. We do not live in a direct democracy but a delegated democracy. We vote for people to make decisions for us. Leave won with less then a 2% majority. There is a lot of ground to stand on for rejecting the results.
>>78722181
>She was alright in the late 80s and early 90s when she started to realise that the EU was bad after supporting it wholly for several years
back when she supported it, the EU was little more than a trade bloc and common market. a really nice thing to be part of.
it hasn't always been this giant imposing superstate.
>>78723294
Does Diane Abbott regret her night of passion with Jeremy Corbyn?
The worst thing about brexit:
> AS AN EDUCATED YOUNG VOTER I...
And usually they are students studying lame degrees at shitty universities - when will these fuckers learn that unless you go to a top 5 university you aren't "educated" in the implied sense of status because of entering higher education. It's always the people with shitty degrees too, I haven't seen one engineer, doctor etc worrying about their future opportunities due to brexit
Fucking millennials.
>>78723294
something patriotic
>should 23rd June be an official public holiday "independence day"
>>78722669
First off nice picture, but I don't think you can actually fault OP for the image OP uses. There have been countless numbers of there threads and finding new images can't be easy after a while.
>>78723171
if i know enough about stock trading, it was inevitable that the pound would creep back to it's natural worth
>>78723416
>Believing the "It was just a lovely little market and nobody saw it coming!!" meme
>>78723396
>There is a lot of ground to stand on for rejecting the results.
>>78723396
48-52
>2%
>>78723294
Paul Nuttall
FANTASTIC
>>78722846
Clever, very clever
They are trying to win back their student support base that they lost during the coalition years
Farron is more cunning than I thought the little rat faced bastard
>>78722911
>Is she right, /pol/?
Yes.
Everything bad that happens from now will be blamed on Brexit. For instance, the economy was shrinking and due to enter recession in 2016, but now that recession will be deeper and longer, and the entire blame will go on Boris, Farage and the gang instead of the true culprit, Osborne.
There's going to be a "punishment budget" by Osborne put forward, which will contain £40bn worth of cuts, mainly focuses on areas that voted Leave in the North of England, as a form of sabotaging Boris from the moment he takes office. That's a seriously hefty dose of austerity for a country that's already had it's share, I wouldn't like to be in power having to deal with the aftermath of that...
>>78723037
Just imagine being Nige when we walks into the European Parliament.
He's been viewed as an annoyance and with great contempt since he set foot in Brussels. They spent years laughing at that silly Englishman who simply didn't understand and now they're crying.
Imaging walking in victorious and validated, your life's work complete.
>>78723038
10% is fucking NOTHING, Canada lost damn near 30% on the dollar over the last 24 months.
There was no talk of revolution. You're delusional.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDdLxTXBaAY
Average uneducated brexit voter.
Enjoy:
-scotland leaving
-northern ireland leaving
-your young, pro-EU generation joining the EU again when you're old/dead
-downfall of pound
-worse trade deals with europe
-350M not even going into your health care
>>78720340
because you get to have national sovereignty and control of your borders??? do you need any other reason ?
>>78723457
>I haven't seen one engineer, doctor etc worrying about their future opportunities due to brexit
That's because they don't need to worry, if you haven't done a meme degree then you'll pass any points system and be able to work almost anywhere.
>>78723038
>it's not going to be business as usual
It was never anything but business as usual.
>On behalf of the radical left
Post disregarded.
>>78719664
>>The pound is rallying, so is the FTSE (for context, we never dipped below last monday)
Can you explain further please?
Can someone make a video edit of the plane scene from TDKR with brexit?
>>78723611
enjoy having no national culture or history, not even having a language and being an irrelevant country that no one gives a shit about
>>78723294
>>78723433
I think the dubs should decide
>>78723221
No one elected him on that, 82% of Canadians were against the Niqab and more than half didn't want a single shitskin Syrian refugee.
We hate Islam, and if they EVER commit a major terrorist attack here, there will be pogroms.
>>78723463
This is my current favourite. They ask you to write them down, then they pick people based on what they wrote. Obviously needs to be sensible. I'll be wearing a union flag bow tie if anyone is watching.
>>78723611
Let me guess, you're Wallonian.
>>78723611
fuck off pig
>>78722888
Me too. You in Norwich as well?
>>78723641
Yup.
When I left school I joined the merchant navy, now waiting to start university in September to study chemical engineering but may as to change over to pharmacy because it intrests me more. The more technical the subject, the less SJW parasites around.
Reminder that this glorious man is on Question Time tomorrow
>>78723344
So is anyone going to explain how the petition is being fiddled or check em? How can it go from 350,000 signatures from the UK to 2,400,000 in 4 hours?
>>78723210
if you were to compare the current petition numbers to the "Remain" votes, probably close to none
>>78720177
who?
>>78720214
I too have been wondering how we can honour Lard Farage of Brexit
>>78720340
Oh just fuck off you stupid twat, I pray you are trolling
>>78720424
They are no worse than many of the supposed intelligentsia I know
>>78720450
No. And if in some nightmare scenario they actually tried it, the EU are telling us to fuck off sharpish. They don't want us fucking around for years causing chaos.
>>78721717
>mfw am on Titanic
>mfw push Merkel aside and take last place in lifeboat
>mfw
>>78723266
You do realize how often shitty generals fail to provide adequate scouting and get fucked by enemy reinforcements, yes?
>>78723611
>-scotland leaving
Good
>-northern ireland leaving
Good
>-your young, pro-EU generation joining the EU again when you're old/dead
Implying that's going to happen now we've proven that leaving isn't the end of the world
>-downfall of pound
Looking pretty alright here boyo
>-worse trade deals with europe
Who cares? I want trade deals with Asia, South America, Australia, etc...
>-350M not even going into your health care
Meh
>>78723765
Kek
Why do people hate walloons? I have always wondered
>>78723546
Tony Benn is probably turning in his grave over the state of the Labour party and the left today. Thank God the people see through it.
>>78723792
Yorkshire
>>78723815
Tomorrow is a Sunday
Explain
>>78723765
nee ik pest graag engelsen kijk die (you)s kek
>>78723876
Discount Frenchmen.
>>78723611
Should have never fought for you fucks in WWI. Should have let the Germans gas you all.
>>78723381
>>78723381
We're making the Anglosphere great again.
Down with soft loonies lefty luvvies.
>>78723956
They couldn't have a Question Time on Thursday as usual because David Dimbleby was covering the referendum result
i didnt think you guys would do it
I thought it would be 51-49 remain and everyone would be all pouty for a few weeks, just like with norbert.
It happened. For once.
Good on ya, brits.
>>78723956
Special ep
>>78723611
>your young, pro-EU generation joining the EU again when you're old/dead
EU is kill
millennials are clueless, bluepilled and naive
>>78723744
Ask if they'd get a Trade Deal with Japan to get duty free doujins and figures
From the guardians comments section:
If Boris Johnson looked downbeat yesterday, that is because he realises that he has lost.
Perhaps many Brexiters do not realise it yet, but they have actually lost, and it is all down to one man: David Cameron.
With one fell swoop yesterday at 9:15 am, Cameron effectively annulled the referendum result, and simultaneously destroyed the political careers of Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and leading Brexiters who cost him so much anguish, not to mention his premiership.
How?
Throughout the campaign, Cameron had repeatedly said that a vote for leave would lead to triggering Article 50 straight away. Whether implicitly or explicitly, the image was clear: he would be giving that notice under Article 50 the morning after a vote to leave. Whether that was scaremongering or not is a bit moot now but, in the midst of the sentimental nautical references of his speech yesterday, he quietly abandoned that position and handed the responsibility over to his successor.
And as the day wore on, the enormity of that step started to sink in: the markets, Sterling, Scotland, the Irish border, the Gibraltar border, the frontier at Calais, the need to continue compliance with all EU regulations for a free market, re-issuing passports, Brits abroad, EU citizens in Britain, the mountain of legistlation to be torn up and rewritten ... the list grew and grew.
The referendum result is not binding. It is advisory. Parliament is not bound to commit itself in that same direction.
The Conservative party election that Cameron triggered will now have one question looming over it: will you, if elected as party leader, trigger the notice under Article 50?
Who will want to have the responsibility of all those ramifications and consequences on his/her head and shoulders?
1/2
>>78723870
>Looking pretty alright here boyo
People don't understand that a weaker pound = increased exports.
>>78724051
>tfw we can't be called cucks for staying, and obama backtracked
feels good.
>>78723831
bot code here http://pastebin.com/rgiiPbww
>>78724106
Boris Johnson knew this yesterday, when he emerged subdued from his home and was even more subdued at the press conference. He has been out-maneouvered and check-mated.
If he runs for leadership of the party, and then fails to follow through on triggering Article 50, then he is finished. If he does not run and effectively abandons the field, then he is finished. If he runs, wins and pulls the UK out of the EU, then it will all be over - Scotland will break away, there will be upheaval in Ireland, a recession ... broken trade agreements. Then he is also finished. Boris Johnson knows all of this. When he acts like the dumb blond it is just that: an act.
The Brexit leaders now have a result that they cannot use. For them, leadership of the Tory party has become a poison chalice.
When Boris Johnson said there was no need to trigger Article 50 straight away, what he really meant to say was "never". When Michael Gove went on and on about "informal negotiations" ... why? why not the formal ones straight away? ... he also meant not triggering the formal departure. They both know what a formal demarche would mean: an irreversible step that neither of them is prepared to take.
All that remains is for someone to have the guts to stand up and say that Brexit is unachievable in reality without an enormous amount of pain and destruction, that cannot be borne. And David Cameron has put the onus of making that statement on the heads of the people who led the Brexit campaign.
2/2
>>78724051
>everyone would be all pouty for a few weeks
If it was a remain vote . . . .. . . you wouldn't see any Brits here for weeks . . .the bants would have been unbearable.
>>78722654
he was a kike puppet
