It'd be really interesting to see what happens if the Brexit does happen. How it would all unravel.

Though obviously we get, like, two years to sort out all the shit. It'd just be an annoying two years.

I understand Boris going against the EU as a nakedly political move.

Goldsmith is just fucking bonkers. The City is overwhelmingly in favour of EU integration.

I understand Boris going against the EU as a nakedly political move.

Goldsmith is just fucking bonkers. The City is overwhelmingly in favour of EU integration.

Don't see the difference, Goldsmith is trying to get elected as mayor isn't he?

Along my row of desks: Greek, me, French, Irish, Italian. Behind me: Polish, Czech, Romanian, and American. 7/9 working here under EU citizenship.

Sure, but Boris isn't. Boris is trying to become the next leader of the Conservative Party. It doesn't matter what the London elecotrate thinks of him now; now he has to court the party and the UK-wide electorate.

Don't see the difference, Goldsmith is trying to get elected as mayor isn't he? i.e what Malc just said.

Though I may have misread the mood/polling of Londoners as a whole.

Though I may have misread the mood/polling of Londoners as a whole.

Also Zac Goldsmith will campaign for Brexit. I moved to London to work in an office staffed predominantly by the best and brightest recruited from across Europe, taking advantage of visaless migration [0]. I look forward to heckling his supporters with this next time I see them handing out leaflets.

[0] Along my row of desks: Greek, me, French, Irish, Italian. Behind me: Polish, Czech, Romanian, and American. 7/9 working here under EU citizenship.

It's incredible that the American is probably more secure that the Irish.

No, because our relationship to Ireland is very different to that with other EU countries. Any Irish citizen resident here has full citizenship rights, up to and including voting in general elections.

No, because our relationship to Ireland is very different to that with other EU countries. Any Irish citizen resident here has full citizenship rights, up to and including voting in general elections.

People scoffed when I said June 2016 for the Brexit Ref but hey, what can I say.

Stop telling us, start telling Ladbrooks.

Along my row of desks: Greek, me, French, Irish, Italian. Behind me: Polish, Czech, Romanian, and American. 7/9 working here under EU citizenship.

It's all good; the "nasty" elements of the Tories are peeling away and we're going to be left with the Centrists and Patricians in power. (Plus, we have meaningful and useful changes in the EU, which again people said couldn't happen etc. etc.)?

My mother made the mistake of saying she was in the out camp on the phone the other day. I hope she's happy with a couple of treatises on macroeconomics and sovereignty and the rule of law for Mothers' Day

I moved to London to work in an office staffed predominantly by the best and brightest recruited from across Europe,

Do you find it very difficult fitting into that environment?

Do you find it very difficult fitting into that environment?

Google Image Search is just a frantic Gaywood and a load of scanners.

a frantic Gaywood

Do you find it very difficult fitting into that environment?

Google Image Search is just a frantic Gaywood and a load of scanners.

Nationalism isn't that old fashioned in Britain, actually. Especially in England. It's a relatively new phenomenon

FOREIGN Secretary Philip Hammond said on the news that leaving the EU would be like getting a divorce.But of the 118,140 people who get a divorce in the UK each year, 99 per cent say it is the best thing they have ever done.

Enough said.