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Immigration is not realy an issue in Wales, the out vote from farmers was massive as we forum farmers predicted , as the forum poll did show
Protest vote backfired?
- Thread starter GTB
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I think its more to do with the fact that people are actually saying on the news that they "didnt think their vote would make a difference so voted out"!
Transcript of his interview....
In a segment during the BBC’s rolling coverage of events, Adam was introduced as a Leave voter and asked for his reaction.
He said: “I’m a bit shocked to be honest.
I’m shocked that we voted for Leave, I didn’t think that was going to happen.
“I didn’t think my vote was going to matter too much because I thought we were just going to remain.”
Robw54
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- derbyshire
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- East yorks
Yeah there was a woman in Wales who voted leave on itv asked did u expect the PM to go as well and she said not really. What did they think would happen
Yes, 2020 for BPS, and I think they have to honour it, we are also in a stewardship agreement guaranteed till 2022.
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That was the Icing on the cake, if he had stayed Sturgeon and he would have carved the job up, there is no way she will risk another vote, shes after a deal
Jackson4
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Immigration doesnt come into it here, just doesnt effect any way of life at all, its a tad insulting when these disconnected socialist dipsticks accuse everyone and anyone of racism when those voting out in most places in Britain have no experience of immigration at all.. if i lived in a seaside town, pit town etc where alot of immigrants have been housed, where immigration was causing a problem in housing, jobs and schools etc then its a real problem worth discussing isnt it?
Nothing is going to change for at least 2 years so i cant see any short term hurts. It will all be forgotten till the trade deals come out and then the worst thing that will happen is unfair trade negotiations which threatens a trade war.
Sturgeon just been on, when a million of scots vote out and 1.6 vote in its not massively democratic to say everybody wants what the SNP wants. What about the million who want out will they split scotland in half.. what about the 1/3 of voters which didnt vote up there? It will be the remain voters, ie the nationalists who took the time to vote. She says alot of no voters have been ringing her and are now saying they would vote yes to leaving the uk... o deary dear she must never be off the phone!
Nothing is going to change for at least 2 years so i cant see any short term hurts. It will all be forgotten till the trade deals come out and then the worst thing that will happen is unfair trade negotiations which threatens a trade war.
Sturgeon just been on, when a million of scots vote out and 1.6 vote in its not massively democratic to say everybody wants what the SNP wants. What about the million who want out will they split scotland in half.. what about the 1/3 of voters which didnt vote up there? It will be the remain voters, ie the nationalists who took the time to vote. She says alot of no voters have been ringing her and are now saying they would vote yes to leaving the uk... o deary dear she must never be off the phone!
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She didn't say "ringing her"
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- Lincolnshire.
If this was a protest vote I think it was against immigration. No wonder Boris looks a bit uncertain. His London centric model for the economy relies on migrants to service the rich folk.
Jackson4
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People are always shocked about change, whether they are bothered or not.. they will get over the hysteria of it in a few days. To be honest if they voted out they must have wanted it more than the known position of remain.. its just change, we are all shocked and nervous now, i'm not worried about it, a few days and it will all be forgotten, even a real prospect and opportunity for something better may very well take over.
Sussex Martin
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How the hell does that work then????
Can't export because of tariffs, dumping ground because of 'free trade' you certainly have a strange view of how things work
. Anyway, no need to get angry just yet, plenty of talking is going to happen very soon and we don't need to look like a rabbit in the headlights do we .
renewal yes there will be a new payment for the EU but we will not get it
spin cycle
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i'm a little bit in this 'camp'..i didn't expect 'leave' to win...but i didn't want to be ruled by EU....i ,like many perhaps, are now a bit apprehensive
BUT...i agree with those saying ppl were fed up with a wealthy elite and liberal left preaching to us how we should behave
for instance BoE has suddenly £250bn to ,it seems, prop up bankers
IDS said early in the night that council estates were turning out in numbers.....were was that £250bn to help them ? white working class labour voters turned out in big numbers to vote leave....no-one listened to their immigration fears and lab are still in denial
i'm going to be poorer...but at least i feel free....what price that
Robw54
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- derbyshire
Going to be a heck of a lot of deals been thrashed out and i'm not sure how much of a priority Ag is. My feeling is they will continue the level of support in some fashion until 2020 as a quick fix if we come out in 2018, but I can't see it beyond from any UK government.
Isn't Cameron the reason we have financial discipline applied as he tried to block the CAP deal?
I'm glad of the outcome. I only wish it was more like 75%- 25%, so there would be no 'niggling' for months on end trying to repeal the vote.
The EU had it coming. They meddled in every possible thing they could, from motor power in hoovers, to nest box size for chickens.
Good riddance.
The EU had it coming. They meddled in every possible thing they could, from motor power in hoovers, to nest box size for chickens.
Good riddance.
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from Agra Presse;
CAP: the end of the Anglo-German couple?
Politically, the president of the FNSEA, Xavier Beulin, sees the Brexit a clear benefit. "For seven or eight years, Great Britain and Germany were left on competitiveness and market orientation, he says. All instruments of the CAP, management and regulation of the markets are left to rot under the influence of Germany and the United Kingdom. " Xavier Beulin notes the amazing ability of the British to rally to their positions of people in the ranks of "my German counterparts", but also to place their representatives in strategic positions of the European unit. Their departure from Brussels could give more room to the French influence
CAP: the end of the Anglo-German couple?
Politically, the president of the FNSEA, Xavier Beulin, sees the Brexit a clear benefit. "For seven or eight years, Great Britain and Germany were left on competitiveness and market orientation, he says. All instruments of the CAP, management and regulation of the markets are left to rot under the influence of Germany and the United Kingdom. " Xavier Beulin notes the amazing ability of the British to rally to their positions of people in the ranks of "my German counterparts", but also to place their representatives in strategic positions of the European unit. Their departure from Brussels could give more room to the French influence
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We're never going to win Eurovision now are we