blueish swede
Well-Known Member
I'll just leave this here
Because I like the sunny weather.
Can’t be that bad then.
£1 pretty much equal to €1, well done we’ve only gone and joined the Euro lads.
Has somebody hacked your account haha.
Yes that’s all correct. Although I think it’s now over 50% for yes.
How’s your back?
52 yes 48 no.
If it's only a small majority to leave then it should be ignored.
I'm not trying to sell you anything mate. The sales pitch was back in 2016.Well on that note I look forward to getting gouged on the price of milk and bread by my local Tesco’s as they declare themselves free of supply chains and rely on hooky produce from the newly independent state of Yorkshire. You guys really need to start ‘selling’ the benefits of Brexit because so far you are doing a shite job.
I'll just leave this here
I'm more concerned about how this affects our £39bn contribution - I'm assuming that'll also not be immune from currency fluctuations?I guess when they said 350 million pound for the NHS they didn't specify at which value.
So, following a fish meze I wanted to check to see if we have found a baseline that can be agreed.
Unsurprisingly there a few posts inventing a 'new reality'
Thank fuck I checked - because there is no point trying to discuss reality with you fellas unless you are granted an edge up front
So - ignore facts - you guys want to say that the current position is 52-48% in favour of a vote for Scotland to leave the UK
Is that right??? - do you need to bid more to distort the facts?
Fuck it - lets go for the current position being 55-45% in favour of a vote to levave the UK if a vote was held 10th August 2019 - is that sufficient of a distortion of the facts to make you feel comfortable?
If so - let's take that as our baseline and move on to explore my earlier comments
OK?
So - given the fact that there are no polls at all demonstrating a 55-45% in favour of the UK do you accept that as a baseline?It’s off the polls mate.
There’s definitely a shift.
I was being sarcastic. It would be odd, to me, if the SNP could object to a 52/48 result in one referendum BUT accept it in another.
So, following a fish meze I wanted to check to see if we have found a baseline that can be agreed.
Unsurprisingly there a few posts inventing a 'new reality'
Thank fuck I checked - because there is no point trying to discuss reality with you fellas unless you are granted an edge up front
So - ignore facts - you guys want to say that the current position is 52-48% in favour of a vote for Scotland to leave the UK
Is that right??? - do you need to bit more to distort the facts?
Fuck it - lets go for the current position being 55-45% in favour of a vote to levave the UK if a vote was held 10th August 2019 - is that sufficient of a distortion of the facts to make you feel comfortable?
If so - let's take that as our baseline and move on to explore my earlier comments
OK?
All project fear.
apologies then - just want to move onto why I think that if the UK genuinely leave the EU then I genuinely think that the risk of Scotland leaving the UK is reduced.I was being sarcastic. It would be odd, to me, if the SNP could object to a 52/48 result in one referendum BUT accept it in another.
All project fear.
Strange, the article seems to suggest this was just one old nutter not everyone who voted brexit. Perhaps you should point out to the BBC and the judiciary that they need to fit another 17.4m in his cell? Not an impossible feat as some seem to have managed to fit all brexit voters in on (small) box in their own heads.All the nicest balanced rational people are pro- Brexit
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-49282861