EU referendum new poll, leave or stay it's your say?

[Grahamm]

Here's some comments from the Civitas think tank (which is not affiliated to any party) which bust a lot of the myths about the EU.

http://www.eu-facts.org.uk/the-referendu...-by-topic/

[johnakay]

if we vote to stay no way can we leave in the future. so I'm told

[Val]

if we vote to stay no way can we leave in the future. so I'm told

UK can leave at any time:

“Any Member State may decide to withdraw from the Union in accordance with its own constitutional requirements.”                                                                                                          Article 50, Treaty on European Union

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[align=right]I've got this from Grahamm's link

Here's some comments from the Civitas think tank (which is not affiliated to any party) which bust a lot of the myths about the EU.

http://www.eu-facts.org.uk/the-referendu...-by-topic/

That is interesting unbiased reading.

And it answers Boris Johnson's idea:

There are two further issues of interest. The article only requires the withdrawal agreement to take into account the EU’s future relationship with the exiting state, so there is no guarantee that on leaving the EU that there will be a deal regarding future trade or political relations. Secondly, it is not stated that a country can cancel its decision to leave, meaning there is potential for the EU to force out the country that has opted to leave even if they changed their mind.

 

[Robbie8666]

in the words of a classic!!

Should I stay or should I go now?
Should I stay or should I go now?
If I go there will be trouble
An' if I stay it will be double
So come on and let me know!!

[Val]

in the words of a classic!!

Should I stay or should I go now?
Should I stay or should I go now?
If I go there will be trouble
An' if I stay it will be double
So come on and let me know!!

:rollin

Seriously though Brexit could cost UK economy £100 billion and 950,000 jobs by 2020:

http://news.cbi.org.uk/news/leaving-eu-w...-analysis/

[fazersharp]

I am getting a little fed up with the stay-in language used, its always wishy-washy and kind of leaving themselves room to backtrack so they don't look stupid when nothing bad happens. By the time I have drank my morning coffee here is a little collection I have found, I didnt have to look far as most of it I found in Vals link.
 
cause a shock
potential
negative echoes
negative impact
negative fallout
potential impact
difficult
economic disruption
Could cost
decisions delayed
risk to financial stability
potential reduction
rethink future investment decisions
event
reverberate
negative consequences on investment
a blow
alarmed about a potential