B.R.E.X.I.T........implications.

Cameron proved just how out of touch the posh Oxbridge " ruling classes" are with the rest of us. If he'd actually listened he would have known just how much ill feeling there was towards the EU and he'd have known it was too big a risk to take. Let's not forget it was him that promised this referendum in the first place. I've no sympathy for him but perhaps a little more respect. He staked his Leadership on this and got it wrong but at least he had the balls to risk it and the good grace to accept his failure and resign.

Cameron had to promise a referendum before the last General Electon to stop Tory votes going to UKIP.

Are you really naïve enough to believe that France,Belgium etc will honour an agreement made with an ex member of their club,not a chance of that happening,as soon as the necessary forms have been delivered to the EC commission that agreement will be torn up and the flood of immigrants we were warned to expect if we stayed in will happen.
Your other point about grants is valid but do you expect that a London based government will favour a new road in Wales over anything that helps London,not going to happen,the Tory S>E will run the country like they did prior to 1973 and you will have no say in it because there will be a continual Tory government once Scotland has got its independence

Sadly the answer is yes, however it shouldn't have been, cameron did what he promised(albeit due to throwing toys out of his pram) so in effect it shouldn't have made a jot of difference to his job, rather interestingly people are calling for corbin to go as well as the same thing you said is being levelled at him too.

I have loved this vote as at the end of the day it was a simple yes no, based solely on an individuals bent, the vast majority of people would have already made up their minds as soon as the referendum was announced, i still can't believe the remainers are banging the same old drum , i.e referring to leavers as in effect dumb bigots,  what has made me chuckle today is some of europe's leaders comments as in the threats etc, others have said well done to the uk for listening to the people, others are relieved we are out as it paves the way for their own referendums.

Yup the pounds down but it will recover

Just had to chuckle was reading something online and it mentioned a bloke who is now upset because we left, he himself voted leave, also a woman has done much the same, it does beggar the question why are these people allowed to vote and how on earth are  they allowed out on their own
 

I thought nsdap was disbanded after the war

Cameron was backed into a corner by his own party and the rise of UKIP.He went into those negotiations with the EU holding all the aces but he blinked first and came back saying he had got us a good deal when infact he got nothing.He could have got away with it if he hadn`t of campaigned so hard with nothing.The EU called his bluff and the biggest losers in this are Cameron himself, his despicable chancellor and the EU who didn`t think for second we would vote leave.

On my mothers life, and on the soul of Bristol Rovers, I genuinely discussed Brexit with an Algerian taxi driver, an Indian waiter and my ex wife who is Russian descent.

All of them supported Brexit - as they felt it discriminated against their countrymen. All were patriots - of course, to their own country, but to their new home - Britain.

All love this country and the unbelievable tolerance and acceptance we show to others. We are seen mainly as "straight". They love our sense of justice, fair play and willingness to support the underdog. Out police don't get bribed or ask for them. Our schools treat their kids as equals and respect their customs whilst engendering and fostering a mutual love of Britain. I have as much respect for these immigrants as anyone else who bears the union flag and embraces our values. What we all agreed is we despise the self hating masochists that have had their mind warped by historical revisionists who believe western culture is the cause of the worlds evils. The PC tossers so intent on demonising White British people as racists despite the whole world respecting our tolerance and sense of equality for all.

I will stand shoulder to shoulder to any black, brown, green or yellow Britain. Respect the flag, respect the laws and you are all welcome. This isn't about xenophobia, or race. We all stand together under one nation - and we all agree, despite our birthplace, that Britain kicks ass.
Have pride as our migrants do. Anyone respecting our country regardless of colour of background is as valid as I - a true British born person. This isn't about jingoisnm - it's a revolt - a working clas revolt against unelected beurocrats, and moving cheap labour about to suit the whims of the Giants - Goldman Sachs, big bisiness, political classes.

Common sense has prevailed - those of us who remember the days when the EU was what it was supposed to be - a reading block, remement how most people could afford a home. Most people could survive on a low income without living in dank shared accommodation. I left school at 16 and got a good job, which lead to a great career - good luck to kids doing that now with 30 something poles offering better skills for the same money. But the luvvies don't care - it's a Marxists project to rob us of this, to fill the pockets of our owners.
Well done Britain A Algerians, Russians and Indians alike. We beat the lies and spin and the working class (not me, but I fight for the rights of the poor) have beaten the middle class, cosseted idiots who have no idea what housing and services pressure feel like, from their cosy jobs and 300k homes.

Power to the people. This resembles the 60s civil rights movement - the downtrodden v the establishment

We lost 20000 men in the Somme in 1916, my guess is they died defending the Union Jack, not 12 stars of a German run Europe.

You've done them proud. I can hear the cheering from those Flanders poppy fields....

This is the thing that gets me. How many of the 52% will go back to Tory bashing, bemoaning cuts and calling them scum etc?

We will now get a PM none of us will have elected in any form. Farage will no doubt revert to slagging them off when they dont obtain the deals he beleives we should get

Corbyn will be gone as well. Hopefully this time they might end up with a half decent leader who might be able to exert some life into the party instead of the lame duck that it is.

And the big irony of course sections of Scotland and NI questioning their own Union again

"i think this is a terrible day for us and the future of Europe, with nationalism and extremism already rearing their ugly heads. But on this thread on this forum, I am in a tiny minority. So I won't expand upon that."

I am starting to get fed-up reading things like this. The implication that because I voted to Leave that it makes me some sort of Nationalistic extremist.
It is Europe that has given the world extreme right and left wing politics, not the UK. Historically, it is the UK that has stood up to extremists, both political and religious. Historically, the UK has shunned extreme politics..................so why do people think it's ok to throw these feckin lazy insults my way?