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the many levels of irony in this post was just too hard too ignore: here we are, a small xenophobic little island of self-evidently inbred intellectually impaired (to put it very mildly) voters who have completely rogered themselves economically (probably for the next fifty years) because they...

here's a realistic best case scenario - the pound devalues 35% overall by next year, imports/fuel/everything are that much more expensive, inflation goes up to 4% as a result, BoE increases rates to the same level to make the pound more attractive, and curb inflation, house prices devalue by...

it wont matter then as part of distant history (in which there was a united kingdom, back in the mist of time, who's population took a turn into a Darwinian cul de sac, as a result of myopia brought on by having it too easy for too long)

while I and 16 million others have seen this train crash coming, I suspect the other 17 million will have to experience it directly before the penny drops.

many thanks

yes, well i would to be frank classify myself as "a younger fool". this doesnt help, at all: but ive resolved to simply pick up the pieces and start again. Ive kissed goodbye half of what ive built up financially over the past ten years in the UK (the first rule of investment is to never panic...

perhaps as the economic indicators sink in the uk will experience a similar transformation to this thread - with more extreme views dissipating and a healthy dose of economic realism dominating.

Think the mood in the country is changing, with more of this http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36636853 And there will be much more, sooner rather than later, there will be much more jitters in the brexit camp. It reminds me of Zuma in south Africa replacing a finance minister there regardless...

That's more like it, and I bet the other 16 million brexiters like you won't let Boris budge. With any luck garage will step up to the plate and the future will indeed be fascinating, at the very least

But wouldn't the "full Albanian" just be more fun, and exciting, and putting yer money where yer mouth is? I think the British deserve a more exciting future

yup, and now it's time for the next lesson on "hedge funds and currency trading"

regardless we have a duty of care towards them. the older generation in england, sitting on their inflated assets, having done their part in triggering teh 2008 crisis, having received special deals in every budget, having imposed tuition fees and cuts to disability benefits, while voraciously...

evidently there are still some voters who need to experience a more meaningful dose of reality before the denial begins to wear of properly

ie scotland blocking it or similar..

before merrilly leaping after it

i'm not english, but if this kind of typical english fudge is achieved i believe tehre will be approximately ten generations of offspring from the current brexiters that will eternally thank the current political class from preventing their obtuse parents from throwing teh baby bathjwater and...

Yes,in all seriousness I think England should grasp this offer with both of its sweaty palms and generous dollops of humble pie

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-36633244

Okey-dokey, here's another similar more immediate available lifeline http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland For all those cognitively challenged reactionary types who are ever so slowly seeing the light

The only logical model is the Albanian one, brexiters wouldn't tolerate a Boris that pushes the Norwegian, essentially bremain minus minus one. Ive come round and think this good,perhaps the prosperous UK of the noughties wasn't existentially a good thing,maybe what the UK needs is a fresh start...