The global financial markets are run by people with a vested interest in an all powerful EU. Other regional superstates are planned. In reality the money never changes hands, in many cases it doesn't even exist. It is all based on figures on a screen. A global government made up of continental regions rather than independent states is what they want. Brexit has caused a massive setback to their cause. They are punishing us in the hope that we will reconsider but in reality the whole system doesn't physically exist. You probably think I'm a tinfoil hatted loony but it's hard to ignore once you realise what is going on.

I didnt vote to leave

Not at all! I've done my own research into this and whilst there is absolutely no evidence what so ever re the rothschilds I do think you aren't far from the truth

Regards

King James

Prior to joining the Common Market the UK economy was judged by all as being in a state of "permenant economic decline."
After being in we were the 5th largest economy in the world.
The EU brought us millions of jobs I do hope we don't lose too many firms or jobs.

If you go back further, Britannia ruled the waves, we colonised half the world and truly were one of the great nations and I think this is where some of the right wing Tories have their fondest memories.
Sadly, outside The EU we become a small island, with 65 million inhabitants, the majority of whom work in the retail sector, you could say, a nation of shop keepers.
We cannot compete with the cheap labour of China, India, Indonesia and Africa on low base manufacturing and is just insufficient Hi Tec "output" to sustain the country.
Add to that our lack of self sufficiency in food production and it's clear that we will prosper on our own, why wouldn't we



It's all looking really good at the moment and the further, dip in the value of Sterling (when we formally begin the process of leaving) and things are going to be fantastic, really, they are, no, really, they are.
(all we have to do is be positive and everything will be ok

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Glad you see things that way.
Shows quite well how out of touch with reality the general public are.
I'm still trying to figure out what we have we have to manufacture to sell to world besides "financial services " which once outside and not following Euro rules means Frankfurt will easily take over Londons mantle. You are aware that the banking industry is planning this.
So what do we have?
Japanese cars?
Closing down Indian steel works.
Ship building?
Minerals?
Digital businesses?
Chemical companies like ICI.
Dyson products actually made in the U.K.?
A highly skilled educated workforce with transferable knowledge and experience?

Of course the U.K. can stand on it's own. The trouble is so many do not understand the word austerity, somehow I think they soon will once the process of leaving the European market has happened.

What does this country have?

A significant manufacturing sector - if you don't believe that suggest you watch a top gear episode where they line up all types of vehicles produced in the UK it was huge - everything from Funeral cars to JCB to Maclaren sports cars - that is just one sector.

We are incredibly innovative as a country with a host of highly skilled workers - ask yourself why most the F1 teams are based in the UK and use UK based products on their vehicles.

Everyone keeps saying this is the 5th biggest economy in the world - it must have some things going for it or it would never have got as big as it is.

As for Frankfurt taking over from London - not a chance - especially as Paris is also trying to dissolve Frankfurt's position

I wonder if unfettered access to a trading bloc of 500 million people and the free movement of cheap labour had anything to do with it?

Having been "embedded" in the EU for 40+ years, with all the positives and negatives that the system has brought, it's no wonder that the exit is going to be long and arduous.
It amazes me to hear people say "we voted out and we want to be out now !", without any thought whatsoever on just how this is going to be achieved.
It shows what a mickey poor job that Cameron and his campaigning team did in the run up to the referendum.
There was no discussion or questioning on hw we would actualy progress in the event of a "leave" vote.
Maybe the really were certain that we would remain ?

I wasn't aware of how big the formula 1 was in terms of economic strength and employment within the U.K. The people in Grimethorpe, South Shields and Chatham must be overjoyed at the jobs this has created.
Paris or Frankfurt, it really doesn't matter , as the UK will not have the financial clout once out. As stated previously the banks are making plans.
I work in a very hi tech business and currently redundancy is happening with the company going for single sourcing of components at the cheapest price worldwide. Quality,is taking a back seat to bean counting. The company has very fussy clients and believes this strategy will pay off. It might short term but the product we make and sell has few competitors and at the high end none.
Lose the skill to cheaper countries with their harder understanding for a quick buck? Welcome to backward Britain where the turkeys who voted for Christmas won.
We live in interesting times, and wait and see what happens after the election in the USA, the situation could be even more interesting.

There's no doubt it, Cameron thought it was a done deal. His parting shot of "why should I do the hard ?" suggested he'd planned for nothing but a remain win. Just like the leave side thought it was a done deal that we'd vote remain too. No forward planning for a leave vote whatsoever it turned out.

I think Boris secretly wanted a very narrow remain win so he could dislodge Cameron by saying he'd lost the confidence of nearly half of the electorate.

The whole event has merely exposed a plethora of political lightweights all willing to dirty their already grubby little fingers for a bit of career progression.