Brexit

Looking forward to getting out.

Budgets of millions squandered on bull sheet, snouts in the trough, bet Barlow e't al vote remain. Will have earned some coin from this. Just my opinion.

I did,primarily cos when labour kicked the doors open in a very cynical attempt to drive down labour costs expecting(publically) a few thousand and getting several million instead then the housing/education/healthcare problems that were coming were pi$$plain obvious.its already too late in my opinion,the damage is done but it would be a start.the only surprise has been the assorted no deal/deal crap that occurred since and has crippled the country politically.i never expected any career politician to be so stupid as to try and get a deal from people who wouldn't want us to leave and try and run it past a house of commons that would never have a majority in favour of anything of the sort,as such I expected a simple leave no deal whatever the ruling partys politics.just goes to show that our political leaders are either very stupid or(more likely)very cynical with the whole shenanigins since being merely an attempt to pay lip service to the vote knowing full well it weren't gonna happen.on a final note I cannot understand the surprise at the result of said vote,most people I know of all creeds/colours/political persuasions voted similarly.it was only the chattering classes that were surprised which is obviously(!)no surprise.

I voted to leave. I have no objection to the "trade agreement" we originally joined but we are now subject to laws and policies which we have no say in whatever. And please don't try and trot out the old "the EU is democratic" nonsense. We have one vote in a parliament of 27 and, remind me again, when did we vote for Juncker, or Tusk or any of the others who create the policies for the EU parliament to rubber stamp?

Voted to stay, after double dip recession & austerity couldn't figure how we could afford it..anyways boris is pm & has no excuse..

Thought austerity resulted due to the 2008 financial crisis, a worldwide economic crisis considered by many economists to have been the most serious financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s?

The referendum proved that the politicians are out of touch with the general public because if they had realised the mood of the people it would never have happened.
As for spending and sending that leaflet out I would think that enraged even more people and made it even more of a protest vote against that condescending pr1ck and his government.

I despise all of them the house of lords aswell they have all got their snouts in the trough at our expence they should be working for us not the other way around

CHARLES LYNDON is the one I despise the most and he's not an MP Anymore