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Originally Posted by joeysteele
The Conservative Party is a formidable machine and loves power so will find a way to come together.
However that could take time and a messy overthrow of Cameron after a leave result, could see divisions remain for some time.
I am oddly not sure my Party Labour either has the will or people in the top team to capitalise on that and that is a worry.
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None of us are sure of anything right now Joey.
I’m an out voter but that doesn’t make me an EU hater. The EU have been a powerful force for many good things and without it, this country is going to be put through some profound changes. I believe Cameron’s ‘chicken Licken’ act holds some weight; none of us know the economic facts and consequences of leaving the EU; we’d have to be small minded to believe its not going to be tough and its not going to affect every last one of us.
TTIP is about to hit the EU like a juggernaut. Americas corrupt ideologies are going to become a part of European social justice and whilst the far right, namely Boris, will try and drive Britain back towards that extreme, the majority of Brits are democrats who won’t allow Britain to be compromised by these corporate sharks.
I have left my sentiments about the EU throughout this thread. I sat on the fence for ages and watched both camps squabble to the point of tedium. Whichever way we vote, it’s a gamble but one things for sure, the EU’s neoliberal capitalist ideologies have allowed for an undisputed rising inequality, an underperforming economy and the demolition of our social structure and unless some radical movement takes place, this ghastly mess is only going to get worse