UK Referendum 23 June 2016 - Will it be an EU BREXIT or Not?

a reply to: DISRAELI

Oh he is a British man, soon not an EU man

The Brexit Effect: What’s Next for Markets



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Pound plunges as Bank of England cuts interest rates for the first time in seven years

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Because of BREXIT!!!! Wow what a f in lie. This economic drop has been on the horizon for a while so nothing to do with BREXIT!

Just when it was going all quiet on the BREXIT front we now start to see some of the impact with indication that a FREXIT could be on its way because everyone knows that the model and the project has failed!

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a reply to: grainofsand Soon to be joined by FREXIT men!

a reply to: eletheia Looks like there's a FREXIT on the horizon.

a reply to: TheShippingForecast We have BREXIT and now we may have a FREXIT, will there be a GREXIT or NREXIT to follow.

a reply to: UKTruth If there is a FREXIT will the rottwieller still want to be in the EU?

a reply to: bigyin What do you think a FREXIT will do for Scotland? And will the R still want to be in the EU?

For me he and BREXIT are the catalyst for the end of the failed EU project and now we have FREXIT potentially on the horizon. Its all over!

Brexit vote pushes up price of bacon as China hoovers up British pork


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We're doomed, NOT! Patience is the order of the day.

Fear not! The doomsters of Brexit have got it all wrong

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Brits banish Brexit fears with massive £291million credit card splurge - but experts warn of future problems

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Two months after the EU referendum, how Brexit has already changed Britain

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UK economic indicators defy Brexit fears

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Like I said all along in the long term we will have a better Britain!!!

a reply to: crazyewok Check out the developing news on BREXIT soon to be followed by FREXIT.

a reply to: DISRAELI And now a cosy arrangement with Belgium but how would a FREXIT effect that? Will the R still want to be part of an EU without the main players? A GREXIT is also possible then what?

a reply to: Zcustosmorum How do you feel right now? Did we do the right thing? I am more convinced now than before the vote and now there are possibilities the frogs will force a FREXIT!

a reply to: surfer_soulMore so now than ever. Be patient he saved our ass and will be remember for it. When May's days are number, enter the Borisinator!! Now FREXIT is looming. Bye bye failed undemocratic EU model and project!

originally posted by: Seeker7
a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite

You are absolutely right in all you said. Time to face what is to come will cheeriness and optimism and let go of the negative speculation; and yes, the E.U. will topple eventually. I just wonder about the state of the economies of the nations within when it does- bled dry and heavily in debt no doubt!

Mentioning the 40 years, on that I hope D.D. or his successor, if the E.U. decide to stall, can get them to allow us free, or concessionary-priced, access to the Single Market. The E.E.C. worked for all- Free (maybe not this time as I say, but at least very low costing) European Trade but without the political control. It's in everyone's interests to still maintain strong, cheap trading relationships.

Maybe sooner than you think. FREXIT on the horizon!

a reply to: woodwardjnr

A BREXIT and now a possible FREXIT, is the end of the EU on the horizon just as any failed project would be.

originally posted by: anxiouswens
If Leave look like they have won I will be in Manchester in morning for live result to party and will keep my little boy off school so he can party too. Come on Brexiteers we can win this and get our Country back yippee!

And we did just like I told everybody so from the beginning. And a FREXIT may well follow, not so sure you would party for that one or waste a school days education for your son.