Ur not tho. The pound is almost exactly the same as the Euro while prior to the brexit it was almost double the amount. How in your dictionary is that doing fine ? You earn almost half of what you earned prior to the brexitDoing it now so no difference if others like to play Bitch Boy thats up to them I said before we will do fine get over it petal
Was he responsible for it? He was certainly a key player and agitator (for many years at that) but as far as I can see it was a conservative party (different party to his one) election promise* and ultimately organised referendum (pity they had not organised an actual plan but hey), one in which several of their key players were in turn the driving players in the leave campaign.
He was the head of Ukip from my understanding and it was thanks to Ukip that the brexit referendum happened. And as soon as the people said yes he basically said '' i'm out, deal with the aftermath '' and he resigned leaving every politician angry. Everybody still calls him a coward because he is
Again it was a conservative election promise and organised affair. Said conservative party has a long history and notable number of "eurosceptic" members. I don't doubt UKIP played a role (I already mentioned the lack of desire to split bases, and it being a central issue for them), one far greater than their size (whether in terms of parliament seats, EU MP seats, council seats, voter count or registered members) but I am still not sure it is all that easy to place as much of it at his feet as you reckon.
Oh come on it did. Ukip went from 3 percent to 15 percent and Cameron was feeling the pressure of Farage in his neck. So Cameron made a promise in 2013 that if he would win in 2015 he would allow the referendum Farage was constantly asking and so he did and the answer wasn't what he wanted so he resigned and then Farage took his place but also immediatly resigned
"Took his place"? Farage et al were never in the running for PM, negotiator, ambassador... anything like that. I don't know the full reasons for Farage's resignation and I doubt we ever will (unless you are particularly buying the mission managed line).
his reason was that he wanted his life back and couldn't deal with the brexit negotiations and that his political ambitions were fulfilled. Also in what way wasn't he in that race when he was in the 2015 elections as head of UKIP ? If you're running in the elections then your def in the race regardless of reasons. When Cameron stepped down people looked towards him for the brexit negotiations because someone needed to deal with that and he said no and resigned.
For all his beer in the pub, man of the people persona he does seem to have the same dose of
I don't necessarily disagree, and find it disappointing so many went for it without anything resembling a plan in place, but I also expect competence out of politicians (I know that makes me an unpardonable optimist but hey).
Like i already previously said. Ofcourse there were eurosceptics long before nigel farage but it was because of him that it became more popular with the public itself. It was the anti immigration standpoint nigel farage was doing that sweetened up the public to vote for a brexit. Ofcourse there were tons of politicians that did it before but in no way at all did a previous politician, public spokesperson sweeten up the public in the same manner as nigel farage did with his party UKIP. I never said that the brexit was solely because of him and it is because of many factors and many people but only Nigel Farage and his party sweetened up the public the way he did and that no one else achieved that previously to sway half the country of demanding a referendum and voting yes
). ). If it wasn't for that ruckus last friday, I'd say that Dominic Raab is following in Nigel Farage's footsteps in bailing out before the fallout (yup...the minister who is responsible for the brexit agreement is quitting. This obviously means that the deal is so solid that nothing could possibly go wrong ). Alas...there was a ruckus last friday (just check post #75 above), so we know in advance he quit because he had no idea what he got into. I mean...don't get me wrong: I absolutely hate the fact that our...somewhat neighbor'ish country (?) is hellbent on arguing themselves back to the stone age (assuming this show keeps up, that is). But since they're doing it to themselves, what else can we do about it but laugh at their expense? 
