Mr Tidy said:
I like David Cameron, and was quite pleased when he won the Conservative leadership contest.
He took a huge gamble with this referendum, and from what I can make out the EU sh*fted him as the concessions they offered were pretty much worthless! Which pretty much sums up the EU, and to a degree most politicians; totally out of touch with the typical voter, but of course the EU gravy train runs on irrespective because it is pretty much unaccountable to anyone - can't even get the accounts signed off!
But at least we won't be paying for it any more thankfully! Which may be why the Dutch and Swedes are a bit rattled - someone will have to fill that financial hole!
Shame Cameron felt he had to resign, but in a way I have more respect for him doing that as it at least suggests he has some principles!
Corbyn hasn't resigned, but may have to soon! Shame really as with him as leader Labour pretty much guaranteed they were unelectable!
I can't see a long-term trade problem - we buy more from the EU than we sell to them so what would they gain from any restrictions?
And at least we now get to decide who we let in to the country!
Looking forward to another Scottish Independence referendum - hopefully they'll leave the UK and get paid for by the EU instead of the rest of the UK!
If they don't have one then maybe the silent majority (the English) should have a referendum on Scottish independence, and get rid! (Sorry Bing, you may need a passport just South of Gretna)! (And before I get too much grief, my father was born near Inverness)!
Glad the turn-out was so high, and that the electorate finally had the opportunity to express their opinion in a clear fashion - interesting times for sure!
Mr Tidy,i was just reading this,and thinking to myself,yes, I agree with that thought......
Cameron has the right idea on wanting to cut benefits for those who are dependent on them,i.e maybe 3rd or 4th generation unemployed,or never worked a day in their adult life
While Sturgeon wants to tax us Scots more,to pay for More benefits for those who have no intention of ever working(and by that,i don't mean every one on benefits,just lazy ones who don't want to work).
She also wants Scotland to welcome more immigrants......
Yet most felow Scottish people I talk to want the same as the rest of the UK,in Less immigrants coming here,as they are getting fed up with the current situation!
......then you had to have a go and say "get rid".
Well most sensible Scots wanted to stay part of the UK,for reasons previously mentioned, because letting the SNP run us Independently would mean more tax,more immigrants,etc etc.
Oh,and Scotland have more spent on them per head,re health,etc than the rest of the UK,but we also have paid in Large revenues to Westminster coffers from years of Oil industry boom time(now on it's backside), because the UK government spent that money elsewhere,rather than doing the sensible thing,like Scandinavian countries,and put away money for a rainy day,for the Oil industry,for times such as now!!
Anyway,I think we should Leave the EU,as we managed for years without being ruled by them,and we will still be in the common market,which, in itself means we will still have to take in Migrant workers.....but hopefully we can set our own legislation on a cap on numbers,and let our fishermen fish our own Waters,and not the Spanish,etc
Anyway,this will drag on for a while,no doubt...a bit like this post,lol
Hopefully it will all come good in the end....a Strong United Kingdom,not ruled/dictated to by Merkel and Brussels....and (despite being very Patriotic),a United Kingdom,where Scotland isn't run by a party (that I used to vote for),who let unlimited migrants in,and tax us more for the privilege.