Honestly I doubt it if they were in the same class as you.I went to technical college in the...holy crap ages ago, there were 4 very quiet and studious Iranians in our class,, I have every reason to believe they are now nuclear bomb scientists.
Yes they were, I can almost remember their faces, one was a sort of typical olive skinned arab, the other, believe it or not was a double for the guy with curly hair and moustache from Frankie goes to Hollywood.Honestly I doubt it if they were in the same class as you.
Anyone care to share the mood on the ground? Are people voting where you live? Did you vote?
So thoughts anyone (excluding Job)?
HOW AGES VOTED
(YouGov poll)
18-24: 75% Remain
25-49: 56% Remain
50-64: 44% Remain
65+: 39% Remain
They agree to it but have the option to halt it when they like.There is no Norway solution... Norway agree to free movement of people....
I'll wait till it happens, as for stock market crash...one, we need to get rid of shares based stock market and go back to dividends.
Dividends are paid out based on share ownership. They're two sides of the same coin.we need to get rid of shares based stock market and go back to dividends
Here's my biggest complaint about older Out voters - Ah, we're settled, we have a house pretty much paid off the mortgage so yeah, fuck it, let's have a bit of risk!
People tend to vote with their own personal interests the main priority , as they should.
Perhaps you should direct your anger at any complacent 'remain voter's that couldn't be bothered.
Voting out and taking a risk was and is a very brave vote that I'm sure most people gave a loy if thought to.
I hope that if the country doesn't go down the pan, were not all destitute and things actually improve you'll be man enough to say thanks or leave like you said.
Of course, if it does all go wrong, I'll hold my hands up with an utter if 'Oops'.
As said before, and as the demographics and voting patterns bore out, voting out was mainly a working-class protest rage vote against elites. And as Herr Ukipper quickly admitted, a lot of people aren't going to be getting what they think they voted for.Voting out and taking a risk was and is a very brave vote that I'm sure most people gave a loy if thought to.
Yes, but dividends used to be the profit, but now wild speculation is the norm on share prices.Dividends are paid out based on share ownership. They're two sides of the same coin.
Really @Job. You are the physical embodiment of the ideal Brexit voter.