For sure. I dunno why the against crew would want to delay the vote though. They should want it to happen as soon as possible, while "Britain First" is still both the face of Brexit and the rallying cry of a murdering psychopath.
The further away the get from this incident the less fresh it will be in people's minds.
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Re: Brexit and the future of the EU
by John Galt » Thu Jun 16, 2016 3:28 pm
i know that places like the UK like to point at american murder rates all the time to express their superiority but i found it interesting that since the last time someone who was either a senator or congresssman was murdered, 6 MPs have been
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Re: Brexit and the future of the EU
by fstarcstar » Thu Jun 23, 2016 7:23 pm
Early reports in have leaving at 52%, and remaining at 48%. Only 42 districts have declared. This is going to be a nailbiter, and I hope to god it doesn't tank the market. I stayed in it today thinking things were going to be good.
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Re: Brexit and the future of the EU
by ToddStarnes » Thu Jun 23, 2016 7:30 pm
Remain will be the result, with some cushion built in.
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Re: Brexit and the future of the EU
by fstarcstar » Thu Jun 23, 2016 7:38 pm
I wonder if they will riot if its still remain.
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