The Brexit referendum thread: potential consequences for GB, EU and the Brits in CH

[moggy]

	Quote:	marton
	"For many of us it will be the first vote" Sad but true; there is a neglected duty of voters to do some research on what you vote for and try to see through the associated political spin

The Sun newspaper is owned by News UK, Key people: Rupert Murdoch, James Murdoch & Rebekah Brooks (CEO)
The News of the World newspaper was owned by News Group Newspapers, (News International), Key people: Rupert Murdoch, James Murdoch & Rebekah Brooks (CEO)

It ceased in 2011, after extensive scandal / coverage re allegations of phone hacking & more

How short people’s memories are. IMO the front page of the Sun on 23 June (see my post 3310 in this thread), was payback time by guess who

[SOBEIT]

Because no one can predict the future and I for one do not intend to go back but one cannot guarantee that may be the case, who knows what could happen ten, twenty years from now. And yes I have close family, relatives etc in the UK.

[JagWaugh]

	Quote:	Swisstree
	Yes, please. Gove & Blondie have agreed to make a show and a dance to get out of ruddy road to make room for remain May.. once done, and May, complete with the Tory crown, will try to squiggle and squirm out of the vote result. It's set: game's afoot I don't think I have ever seen the Torys working so well together How did I do?

Swisstree,
You'll have to mention at least one secret society and at least one alternate explanation of either a major political, or a physical event or phenomenon.

[idefix]

Hmmmm. I thought we all gonna die after Brexit. The FTSE is doing better than Brexit. Hmmmm. Maybe getting out of the EU wasn't such a bad idea after all?

[SOBEIT]

	Quote:	idefix
	Hmmmm. I thought we all gonna die after Brexit. The FTSE is doing better than Brexit. Hmmmm. Maybe getting out of the EU wasn't such a bad idea after all?

Exactly, anyone would think we are all doomed.

[Fish Paste]

	Quote:	Blueangel
	Then today, two creatures are given measly 12yr sentences for grooming, raping and murdering a 15yr old girl. Even Kay Burley looked on the verge of tears reading that breaking news story. I truly despair for the UK.

Wrong.
The murderer got life with a minimum of 35 years.
The other bloke, not an accomplice in the murder, got 12 years.

[JagWaugh]

	Quote:	SOBEIT
	Exactly, anyone would think we are all doomed.

Well, as a matter of fact, we are. But that is a result of being mortals.

[Odile]

Sterling today 1.29 CHF.

[Swisstree]

	Quote:	JagWaugh
	Swisstree, You'll have to mention at least one secret society and at least one alternate explanation of either a major political, or a physical event or phenomenon.

Oh! Okay, gives us a half an hour..

The pressure's on

ring the free masons.. text the Priory of something or other.. JFK assassination.. i'm on it.. on it

[moggy]

	Quote:	Odile
	Sterling today 1.29 CHF.

good time for Europeans to be weekend shopping in UK

[adrianlondon]

The stock market in the UK is up because the currency is down.

And they've both been impacted (up and down respectively because, as I say, they're linked) by the fact the BoE is dropping hints of an interest rate cut and printing more sterling.

[JagWaugh]

	Quote:	Swisstree
	Oh! Okay, gives us a half an hour.. The pressure's on ring the free masons.. text the Priory of something or other.. JFK assassination.. i'm on it.. on it

Cadbury Brothers, established by Quakers in 1854, has long been known and loved by the British peoples.

In 2011 the company was taken over by Kraft foods, which subsequenty split into a US arm (Kraft Foods - later Kraft Heinz) and a UK arm (Mondelez International).

Notice that 2011 was also the year of the London riots, which Boris Johnson did not see as worthy of an immediate response. This is because he knew that within weeks all Cadbury products would contain GMO sedatives. (Initialy only the posh Quality street, but ultimately including all products).

The dosage was slowly ramped up until the Brexit Referendum.

Boris was in on it, I tell you.

[adrianlondon]

	Quote:	Swisstree
	Gove & Blondie have agreed to make a show and a dance to get out of ruddy road to make room for remain May.. once done, and May, complete with the Tory crown, will try to squiggle and squirm out of the vote result. It's set: game's afoot I don't think I have ever seen the Torys working so well together How did I do?

Surely for a conspiracy theory it shouldn't be accurate?

[JagWaugh]

	Quote:	adrianlondon
	Surely for a conspiracy theory it shouldn't be accurate?

On the contrary...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Chocolate

Ok if I restrict myself to facts on wikipedia?

[vuachère]

	Quote:	Castro
	Is that something he can do from a prison cell?

Given Blair's record of success (notably, the ME peace envoy for 8 years), him as the negotiator would ensure UK's exit from the EU happens sometime in infinity and the coffers of the Parliament would be proportionally depleted for his honorariums.

[Odile]

If you want to play silly b*ggers jagWaugh- I can tell you the Cadburys are all Liberal Democrats and those I know voted REMAIN - but there you go.

[JagWaugh]

	Quote:	Odile
	If you want to play silly b*ggers jagWaugh- I can tell you the Cadburys are all Liberal Democrats and those I know voted REMAIN - but there you go.

Perhaps a mod would split this into an separate thread, or shall I start afresh with a separate title?

[Swisstree]

EDIT: Moved Post

[Phos]

	Quote:	JagWaugh
	I don't think we've explored the conspiracy theory potential of this thread sufficiently. Any takers?

Err, speaking of lies, on the Remain side; I think I know why Obama threatened the whole country with being put at "the back of the queue" even though the UK will not. With his attempt at TTIP, the Brexit referendum was cramping his style. He would have rather put the whole UK population in its place so that he can close a masterstroke agreement. Some gesture of loyalty to a "special and enduring friendship", eh?

[JagWaugh]

Separate thread created, so's we don't disturb the serious debate.