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UK fuking idiots
The pound is at its lowest level since 1985
FTSE futures down 7%, probably the biggest daily fall in history
Panic will spread across global markets
Global recession part 2 is coming
All because of some clueless Brits with no understanding of economics. I hope every single one who voted leave loses their job. Morons
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Hopefully global markets crash hard as fuk
Salivating at the thought of buying @ huge discounts
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the EU is an economic deathbed. The UK would be in shatters right now if it adopted the Euro. Its good they are getting out of the failed EU. Every country has been worse off since joining.
Literally every country in the EU apart from 2 are completely bankrupt and in total chaos
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We survived the crash in 2009, we'll survive this and come out stronger.
Suck my independent testicles OP you fuking cuck. We're masters of our own destiny again!
FREEDOM!
EDIT: Also, in after pWally.
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[QUOTE=Starred;1449387493]The pound is at its lowest level since 1985
FTSE futures down 7%, probably the biggest daily fall in history
Panic will spread across global markets
Global recession part 2 is coming
All because of some clueless Brits with no understanding of economics. I hope every single one who voted leave loses their job. Morons[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=LaCosaNostra90;1449387743]the EU is an economic deathbed. The UK would be in shatters right now if it adopted the Euro. Its good they are getting out of the failed EU. Every country has been worse off since joining.
Literally every country in the EU apart from 2 are completely bankrupt and in total chaos[/QUOTE]
It definitely wasn't. The UK had outstanding economic growth, and the rest of Europe was catching up and taking over. It is not failed. Flawed, but absolutely not failed. The real failure is coming, and it might hit you in Canada as well.
Gold prices +7% btw
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clearly you have no idea about economics yourself lol
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[QUOTE=amidamaru;1449388373]clearly you have no idea about economics yourself lol[/QUOTE]
Excellent comment. Backed up by facts and statistics. Thick solid and tight.
Meanwhile the bank of England will probably have to bring in currency controls later today. Investors all rushing to safe haven assets.
You're so clueless your job loss is going to knock you out cold
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[QUOTE=Starred;1449388313]It definitely wasn't. The UK had outstanding economic growth, and the rest of Europe was catching up and taking over. It is not failed. Flawed, but absolutely not failed. [B]The real failure is coming[/B], and it might hit you in Canada as well.
Gold prices +7% btw[/QUOTE]
You're right, The Dutch and The Danes will leave next, then the Spaniards.
The full thing'll shatter like a pane of glass.
Glad we got out first, it'll be the cleanest break. Chit's about to get messy.
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inb4 Leave voters complain everything is expensive. lmao
[QUOTE=AverageKenneth;1449389143]You're right, The Dutch and The Danes will leave next, then the Spaniards.
The full thing'll shatter like a pane of glass.
Glad we got out first, it'll be the cleanest break. Chit's about to get messy.[/QUOTE]
Not out yet, Cameron can ask Parliament to have the last word.
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Yes because the EU is such a vibrant economic club, with its perennial recession, massive unemployment and accounts that haven't been audited in more than a decade. What a shame to leave. Such a shame to lose all the benefits from massive wage compression and competition for housing, healthcare, schools and resources too.
Age:23, it shows.
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[QUOTE=AverageKenneth;1449389143]You're right, The Dutch and The Danes will leave next, then the Spaniards.
The full thing'll shatter like a pane of glass.
Glad we got out first, it'll be the cleanest break. Chit's about to get messy.[/QUOTE]
Shame that's not how it works. Regardless of brexit we still live in a globalised world. That's how US subprime spread globally.
Economic illiteracy strikes again
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[QUOTE=abdus;1449389503]inb4 Leave voters complain everything is expensive. lmao[/QUOTE]
I'd rather spend an extra quid on bread than spend it rebuilding chitty ex-eastern bloc countries. Dickhead.
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Oh man I wonder who could be manipulating the market so drastically now that the UK wants it's independence and won't play nice with the globalists?
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[QUOTE=Starred;1449387493]The pound is at its lowest level since 1985
FTSE futures down 7%, probably the biggest daily fall in history
Panic will spread across global markets
Global recession part 2 is coming
All because of some clueless Brits with no understanding of economics. I hope every single one who voted leave loses their job. Morons[/QUOTE]
Brexit...Lol.... I made more in 5 hours than your gay ass makes in two years. I'm Re-homing giraffes next week with my profits, what are you doing son?
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[QUOTE=nzgs;1449389603]Yes because the EU is such a vibrant economic club, with its perennial recession, massive unemployment and accounts that haven't been audited in more than a decade. What a shame to leave. Such a shame to lose all the benefits from massive wage compression and competition for housing, healthcare, schools and resources too.
Age:23, it shows.[/QUOTE]
ad homs from a UKIP supporter, it shows.
[QUOTE=AverageKenneth;1449389843]I'd rather spend an extra quid on bread than spend it rebuilding chitty ex-eastern bloc countries. Dickhead.[/QUOTE]
Yep it's easy to say, the extra quid on bread, butter, gas, power, water, petrol, car, they won't add up at the end of the month. All going on smoothly.
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[QUOTE=AverageKenneth;1449389843]I'd rather spend an extra quid on bread than spend it rebuilding chitty ex-eastern bloc countries. Dickhead.[/QUOTE]
As it stands all the food we import has just gone up around 10% overnight. It's not about an extra quid on bread lmfao
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[QUOTE=LaCosaNostra90;1449387743]the EU is an economic deathbed. The UK would be in shatters right now if it adopted the Euro. Its good they are getting out of the failed EU. Every country has been worse off since joining.
Literally every country in the EU apart from 2 are completely bankrupt and in total chaos[/QUOTE]
Greece, Spain, Ireland, Iceland, etc, what country besides France and Germany can we say has benefitted from this?
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[QUOTE=Starred;1449388693]Excellent comment. Backed up by facts and statistics. Thick solid and tight.
Meanwhile the bank of England will probably have to bring in currency controls later today. Investors all rushing to safe haven assets.
You're so clueless your job loss is going to knock you out cold[/QUOTE]
you act as if everything with the EU just stops and the economy will crumble
here is some facts for you
UK and EU will not stop trading, it will continue on at least for the next year exactly how it was before.... they will renegotiate things further down the line... why would economy crumble? lol its scare mongering
many many many countries will be wanting to trade with the UK and replace anything the EU stops, and it wont stop anyway because germany counts on the UK for its car exports for example
UK will have the freedom and ability to negotiate with any country it wishes, its not restricted to a single market.... the UK will still trade with other member states of the EU, even though the EU will likely collapse because of a domino effect of countries who will now be brave enough to leave the EU
netherlands, spain, portugal, italy, greece.. will vote on it... ireland, scotland will likely vote on it ...
its very bad for the EU.. its not bad for sovereign states
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Hows the life of fear treating you OP.
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[QUOTE=Starred;1449387493]The pound is at its lowest level since 1985
FTSE futures down 7%, probably the biggest daily fall in history
Panic will spread across global markets
Global recession part 2 is coming
All because of some clueless Brits with no understanding of economics. I hope every single one who voted leave loses their job. Morons[/QUOTE]
It was clearly going to happen, it's just a reaction to change, it's not a measure of how we will do outside the EU, if you think that's the case you are an idiot.
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The lower Pound is good for British industry. Your Rolls Royce engines and single malts just got 10% cheaper.
Brexit is bad for The City, but good for the rest of the UK. And so yes, the Pound will eventually stabilize.
Congrats to the British people, well done!
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[QUOTE=Starred;1449387493]The pound is at its lowest level since 1985
FTSE futures down 7%, probably the biggest daily fall in history
Panic will spread across global markets
Global recession part 2 is coming
All because of some clueless Brits with no understanding of economics. I hope every single one who voted leave loses their job. Morons[/QUOTE]
oh god this neg feels so, so sweet :)
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[QUOTE=amidamaru;1449391213]you act as if everything with the EU just stops and the economy will crumble
here is some facts for you
UK and EU will not stop trading, it will continue on at least for the next year exactly how it was before.... they will renegotiate things further down the line... why would economy crumble? lol its scare mongering
many many many countries will be wanting to trade with the UK and replace anything the EU stops, and it wont stop anyway because germany counts on the UK for its car exports for example
UK will have the freedom and ability to negotiate with any country it wishes, its not restricted to a single market.... the UK will still trade with other member states of the EU, even though the EU will likely collapse because of a domino effect of countries who will now be brave enough to leave the EU
netherlands, spain, portugal, italy, greece.. will vote on it... ireland, scotland will likely vote on it ...
its very bad for the EU.. its not bad for sovereign states[/QUOTE]
UK leading the way again. Liberating Europe's sovereign nations again. Fuk, we're incredible.
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brb held ransom by currency
brb "but you're supposed to want money goys instead of freedom"
**** OFF cuck, not everything is about dollars and cents
that's why trump will win in Nov
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Maybe it's at it's lowest because you're in the EU.
Ever thought your country might improve if you didn't have to keep bailing out other countries? Greece for example.