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EU Referendum - In or Out? Vote here

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CStar
CStar
Jun 2016
6:12am, 24 Jun 2016
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Excited that the people of Britain weren't bullied by the Establishment.
There is a total disconnect between the people, our politicians and Europe's bureaucracy.
Now, both sides, Take a breath. Don't panic. Steer a steady course. It's now time for strong leadership and for politicians to listen; something we haven't had for 30 years.
postieboy
postieboy
Jun 2016
6:15am, 24 Jun 2016
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FFS. I'm ashamed of our country this morning, being duped by Farage, Gove and Johnson. We're stupid, gullible and bigotted, that's what this will show the world. One of Britain's darkest days. :(
Jambomo
Jambomo
Jun 2016
6:17am, 24 Jun 2016
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I'm with Teabers and Postieboy.
postieboy
postieboy
Jun 2016
6:21am, 24 Jun 2016
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Another thing, the 28% who didn't vote. Don't they care enough about our country? They have no right to complain when things go horribly wrong.
FARTLEK
FARTLEK
Jun 2016
6:22am, 24 Jun 2016
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I'm with CStar.
Scott S
Scott S
Jun 2016
6:31am, 24 Jun 2016
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I know one person at my workplace who didn't vote.
2/3rds of my area voted to leave.

Hardly unexpected Scotland voting to remain although the area where I have family voted 49.9% leave / 50.1% remain so it was pretty close there (especially compared to say Edinburgh at 75% remain).

Surprised Newcastle went with remain although no shock with Leicester.
Bazoaxe
Bazoaxe
Jun 2016
6:32am, 24 Jun 2016
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I am shocked by the way parts of England voted and also disappointed by the vote in parts of Scotland
postieboy
postieboy
Jun 2016
6:36am, 24 Jun 2016
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Before I head off to work, this says very little about the EU. It's arrogance and disdain for the regards of individual nations has finally bitten them hard in the backside.

I also think Cameron should resign immediately. It's his fault as well.
Bazoaxe
Bazoaxe
Jun 2016
6:43am, 24 Jun 2016
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While I tend to agree about Cameron do we not need some balance against boris give and co in our negotiations now.
AndyI
AndyI
Jun 2016
6:44am, 24 Jun 2016
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A resounding win for bigotry and hate.
You need to be very ashamed if you were part of this.

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