Worried About Referendum LEAVE
By suzzy3
@suzzy3 (8341)
June 27, 2016 1:02pm CST
Am I the only one who has a sense of dread over the Leave winning in the EU referendum. I cannot feel this is a bad move for the UK. I know many people think leaving the EU is best for the UK. The pound has lost most of its value, the share price is dropping on the stock exchange which incidentally pays the private pensions scheme. My husband has spent years paying into a private pension , at his own expense to make sure we have a happy retirement.
I know the EU was not perfect and immigration was a big concern for many. On the other hand nothing is going to change for at least two years. So all the people seriously misled thinking everything was going to change on friday morning, are in for one hell of a shock . Things are going to get much worse before it gets better. God help us all.
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@suzzy3 (8341)
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29 Jun 16
Not many people understood the ramifications of leaving the EU. They just thought they would wake up the next day and everything would change for the better. There is a petition going around for people who want to change their minds and have another referendum. A lot of people in our country have no idea of how things work. They don't understand and Boris and Nigel Farage took advantage of them. All for power. While the country was in turmoil from the shock Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage disappeared off the scene ,neither of them are elected politicians just clever speakers who can take people in and get them convinced they are doing the right thing. You have to ask yourself Who for. Believe me, there are plenty of heartbroken people in the UK at the moment, who did not want to leave the EU. It may not be perfect but had many advantages for the UK people.
@suzzy3 (8341)
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27 Jun 16
I think we are up the creek without a paddle. We will just have to hope the clever people can sort this all out. No more cheap holidays in Europe, Having to apply for British passports as european passports will soon not be viable. Not to mention the rising food prices as EU subsidies dry up in two years. Our prices will rise as the £ is taking a dive and imports will cost a lot more.
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@suzzy3 (8341)
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27 Jun 16
@MALUSE We have just come out of the worse recession since world war one ,things have been picking up in the UK and other countries have been investing again. Now look at us. I could cry. I cannot understand how so many people voted to make things worse. We are still in shock here , some people are running around saying now things can be like the good old days. They don't understand the world has changed since they were young. Well we will just have to wait and see. Maybe once they have paid double for their food and cannot afford to have the lights on. So much is going to change and not for the better.
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