Happy Brexit Day

[Noisycrowds]

at last we are on the long road to freedom so raise a glass to all those who voted leave

[Chizzyfan]

[M H]

Ultimately nothing will change

[Black hairy Doggy doG]

Yeah nah, you racist cunt. Woof woof!!!

[Noisycrowds]

a lot has to change mh , we need to stop sponging migrants coming to the uk , stop offering welfare to migrants
british jobs for british people

spend our money on whats good for britain

[M H]

Aint gonna happen mate. Over 50% of immigration is from outside the EU and whilst we can't get people to do the menial jobs they'll be imported.

Nothing will change of any significance, watch and see

[Black hairy Doggy doG]

HomoCrowds being racist again, nothing changes, woof woof.

[Noisycrowds]

we will have tighter controls on immigration mh which we are not allowed to at present due to being in the eu , surely you understand that

we dont have to let in anyone who just turns up cant speak english and has fuck all to offer

[Black hairy Doggy doG]

More racism from HomoCrowds, why do the Moderators allow it.

[Chizzyfan]

Nothing will change of any significance, watch and see

Pretty much what I think as well. Whether one agrees with Brexit or not, very little difference will be made.

[M H]

we will have tighter controls on immigration mh which we are not allowed to at present due to being in the eu , surely you understand that

we dont have to let in anyone who just turns up cant speak english and has fuck all to offer

Lifted from the BBC News site

Immigration is likely to be a big factor in the upcoming talks. Here is what the BBC's home editor Mark Easton thinks are the main issues at stake.

The prime minister sees controlling immigration as a red line in the Article 50 negotiations, but whether the end of free movement will see a sharp fall in European migration to the UK once it leaves the EU is much less clear.

Ministers recognise an immigration "cliff-edge" would be problematic for social care, health, construction, hospitality and agriculture, sectors, that currently rely on significant numbers of EU migrant workers.

It is suggested the UK might negotiate transitional arrangements lasting several years after Brexit.

How and for how long such arrangements might operate will be a key question in the Article 50 talks.

The government has said it will work with UK businesses to devise new immigration rules that allow them "to continue to thrive".

This is likely to mean a visa system, similar to the one already used for non-EU migrants.

You have to realise that non EU immigration is bigger than EU immigration and we have control over that. I see a lot of people being hugely disappointed when the dust settles on this one

[Noisycrowds]

1/ do you actually believe anything the bbc prints 2/ its who we let in mh

i dont want scummy romanians all over the fucking streets or benefit claiming somalians

[Lister of Smeg]

Immigration in the future will be just as bad as it is now. The world has gone too PC for that to change.

[Noisycrowds]

well it has to change or we will be in trouble , europe is already turning into an african shit hole

[M H]

Somalians are outside the EU so nothing changes mate.

As for the BBC the business cited in the piece do need a constant supply of low grade people and they'll continue to import them as long as that need exists. Nothing changes mate, it really is what it is

[Lister of Smeg]

well it has to change or we will be in trouble , europe is already turning into an african shit hole

I do agree with you but the do-gooders will not allow it to happen.

[Noisycrowds]

the do gooders will be the first to die we hope

[Robert Ross]

Truth is nobody knows exactly if leaving the EU will have a positive or negative effect. Only time will tell...

[The Shank]

Truth is nobody knows exactly if leaving the EU will have a positive or negative effect. Only time will tell...

That's it.

Sit on the fence you boring cunt.

[The Shank]

Shouldnt wait two years.

Get the fuck out now.