What percentage of Sparks voted Brexit?

[Nigel]

Since the Brexit vote, immigration has declined.
However immigration will not cease when we leave the EU.
Even now they are negotiating to allow freedom of movement to remain after we leave.
What needs to be done, is to stop the selling off of Council and Housing Association properties, and to start building more.

Nobody wants to end immigration. It is a ludacris concept. What people want isnthe ability to chose who comes.

 

[Darkwood]

We are in a capitalist market with socialistic traits in areas, the immigration issue was designed, banks make massive profits on house price rises, they lose major capital if they drop, this is why no subsequent government has ever addressed the problem, the original crash was direct result of this falling in on itself in the US which we were all invested in, the banks run the country not the politicians, they dance to the tune of what the banking system expects, we don't see that side of it, we see all the convenient misdirection like London knife crime and did Boris step over the mark.
With Brexit happening this has cornered the bankers and the message they send filters down through all the big corporates to vocalise a anti Brexit stance, even the governments pushed against a brexit as they do understand from where there bread is buttered ... some may consider this as very imaginative but the financial crash happened as a result of this very model, the next big financial disruption to the world will be the Euro as it is been artificially propped up even though it has technically failed, all the EU members that are having massive financial issues have had their economies supplemented by buy up of bonds making it seem that the EU economy has faired better recently than the UK but this is also an illusion, the tap is been turned off to these economies as the money isn't there anymore... it is the beginning of the end of the Euro and has been strategically delayed for over a decade, leading economists all agree the bubble will burst on the euro but no one can pin a date on it.

It will effect the world similar to the recent crash but less so for those outside the block and not having to pay for the cleanup, Yes this may be classed as scaremongering but it has historical backing to shore it up as to what happens with corrupt systems playing a world market, Trump's input to level the trade playing field on tariffs has already started the roller coaster, the EU reacted by making Trump to be the bad one yet it imposed massive tariffs across USA goods that were not balanced with the US tariffs applied, the EU's ring-fenced trade approach made it very one sided to trade outside the EU member states and now we see desperation as the EU get's on board trade partners with all the benefits and none of the obligations IE Canada and Japan... thus claiming to be a group of free trade until you realise both these countries actually trade a tenth of what the UK does, it's all a gimmick to look like they are a trade group of easy no restricted trade yet have maintained and in some cases increased tariffs on members across the world who have substantially bigger deficits with the EU just like ourselves.

Getting out is going to instantly boost our economy and external investment, this has already been shown as 2017 saw record investments into the UK from non EU countries..

 

[David Prosser]

Yes this may be classed as scaremongering

A drop in the ocean compared to the daily project fear drivel on the major TV channels.

 

[BruceBanner]

Out, decided a long time before referendum was ever proposed. Had enough of sovereign powers being give to & taken away to & by nameless & faceless bodies with their own agendas to ultimately line their own pockets & power portfolio's. If unhappy soals want another referrendum due to last result, the same rule should be applied to the general election, this lot only got back into power on a hung vote, should have been another vote if the remainders want to play same rules across the boards.

 

[FatAlan]

Too many daily mail readers on here.

Am I reaching the record for ‘dumb’ ratings yet ?

 

[buzzlightyear]

, that what me thinks .

 

[chris gray]

Personally I voted to leave

 

[pirate]

I voted to stay...no, actually, I didn't vote at all as I was out of the country, however I paired with someone I trust implicity, Mrs Pirate, who was voting to leave, and we both didn't vote, thus cancelling out.
She has changed her mind over the last few months. I haven't.
I will not bore you with my reasoning, because every reason to stay has a reason to leave...however I do believe our government have performed appallingly over the exit process, and as more and more people find out exactly how different the exit deal is from what they believed at the time of the vote, the more they are changing track.
It is time for another referendum.
(Currently processing my Spanish residency application)

 

[sparkdog]

Mr Churchill gets my vote!

 

[sparksfly]

I only get updates about Britax (yes Britax) from my Mum, bless her. She has strong opinions about politics (incl. baby car seats!!). Its just a lobbying driven propaganda media storm & it will blow over....then maybe they will talk about some real things happening in life...............I drove over a squirrel the other week. It shot out in front of the car and made a U turn...felt a bump on the rear wheel. I braked but what if I did not brake? I did reverse back just to make sure. I wonder how many nuts it was collecting ?.... most upsetting it was.