Tim of the Oak
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Not at all. I'm just balanced unlike 90% of the posters on this thread.
Good stuff mate!
Not at all. I'm just balanced unlike 90% of the posters on this thread.
You ever managed a post without name calling?I am talking about Brexit claiming to be the voice of the people is simply a fraud https://www.theguardian.com/comment...-eu-working-class-culture-hijacked-help-elite
And for the suckers that have taken this in good luck to you. To be perfectly honest if it wasn't important I wouldn't bother and its no wonder Corbyn can't be arsed. The campaign has been vile divisive and its only the fact that Brexit will cost us in the short and long term in the economic and social sense. I despise Cameron and Osborne in so many ways but you keep asking yourself this question what do these folk on the Brexit side want? What's in for them this talk of sovereignty is BS because what they really want is less regulation which means less HR and workers workers rights. Then there's the centre point of this immigration which they know is a lie we are a service lead therefore in simple terms you don't sell your services to immigrants then your economy doesn't grow.
What this is all about is control screwing us and helping them. So great british people like Sir James Dyson who loves his country so much he's taken it abroad and taken his office off shore so he pays no taxes what a lovely man. Outside Brexit those that will prosper will be those like Dyson and Bamford who want the UK to remain as the central hub for tax havens. Stop those meddling EU and we can then become a country which helps crooks and anyone with cash keep their wealth. In return the UK will not ask for its tax and starve its citizens of proper public services.
In short its the lesser of the 2 evils which I'm pretty much putting my faith in EU protecting us from being shafted by these shysters.
I am talking about Brexit claiming to be the voice of the people is simply a fraud https://www.theguardian.com/comment...-eu-working-class-culture-hijacked-help-elite
And for the suckers that have taken this in good luck to you. To be perfectly honest if it wasn't important I wouldn't bother and its no wonder Corbyn can't be arsed. The campaign has been vile divisive and its only the fact that Brexit will cost us in the short and long term in the economic and social sense. I despise Cameron and Osborne in so many ways but you keep asking yourself this question what do these folk on the Brexit side want? What's in for them this talk of sovereignty is BS because what they really want is less regulation which means less HR and workers workers rights. Then there's the centre point of this immigration which they know is a lie we are a service lead therefore in simple terms you don't sell your services to immigrants then your economy doesn't grow.
What this is all about is control screwing us and helping them. So great british people like Sir James Dyson who loves his country so much he's taken it abroad and taken his office off shore so he pays no taxes what a lovely man. Outside Brexit those that will prosper will be those like Dyson and Bamford who want the UK to remain as the central hub for tax havens. Stop those meddling EU and we can then become a country which helps crooks and anyone with cash keep their wealth. In return the UK will not ask for its tax and starve its citizens of proper public services.
In short its the lesser of the 2 evils which I'm pretty much putting my faith in EU protecting us from being shafted by these shysters.
New poll just released
#Remain 41%
#Leave 43%
Undecided/Would not vote 16%
Online survey of 2,320 adults.
TNS has changed its methodology for its final poll.
On the old methodology it would have been.
Leave 49
Remain 42
The new approach with a 2 per cent leave lead is based on all voters - the 7 per cent leave lead is based on likely voters.
So on likely voters leave is 7 per cent ahead according to TNS if that makes sense!.?
Thing is most undecided would vote to stay I reckon due to fear.
Leave require at least a 10 point lead in the polls I reckon so have a chance.
Honestly. I think it's a very tough decision and to be quite frank, I don't think there should have been a referendum.Good stuff mate!
Thing is most undecided would vote to stay I reckon due to fear.
Leave require at least a 10 point lead in the polls I reckon so have a chance.
Stick with Eddie Izzard then mate.Todays complete fuckwittery and twatishness by the leave campaign with goves nazi bullshit and the planes over trafalgar square leaves a sour taste that even if I was in two minds I could never vote in agreement with the wankers running their campaign.
It gets worse for David Cameron by the minute! Not only has EU president Junker completely shafted him with news that there will be no more EU reform, but now we have this:
Today we found out that the EU is opening new membership talks with Turkey on 30th June.
They timed that well.
Stick with Eddie Izzard then mate.
fuck off baldy ;)You ever managed a post without name calling?
Facist. Shysters. Frauds. Suckers. Little englanders. Crooks. Racists....
Where does it stop? At least you avoided being vile and devisive and certainly hypocritical eh.
I like you.fuck off baldy ;)
That is nature of this campaign
I am talking about Brexit claiming to be the voice of the people is simply a fraud https://www.theguardian.com/comment...-eu-working-class-culture-hijacked-help-elite
And for the suckers that have taken this in good luck to you. To be perfectly honest if it wasn't important I wouldn't bother and its no wonder Corbyn can't be arsed. The campaign has been vile divisive and its only the fact that Brexit will cost us in the short and long term in the economic and social sense. I despise Cameron and Osborne in so many ways but you keep asking yourself this question what do these folk on the Brexit side want? What's in for them this talk of sovereignty is BS because what they really want is less regulation which means less HR and workers workers rights. Then there's the centre point of this immigration which they know is a lie we are a service lead therefore in simple terms you don't sell your services to immigrants then your economy doesn't grow.
What this is all about is control screwing us and helping them. So great british people like Sir James Dyson who loves his country so much he's taken it abroad and taken his office off shore so he pays no taxes what a lovely man. Outside Brexit those that will prosper will be those like Dyson and Bamford who want the UK to remain as the central hub for tax havens. Stop those meddling EU and we can then become a country which helps crooks and anyone with cash keep their wealth. In return the UK will not ask for its tax and starve its citizens of proper public services.
In short its the lesser of the 2 evils which I'm pretty much putting my faith in EU protecting us from being shafted by these shysters.
We have a winner ladies and gentlemen...Eddie talks a lot of sense.
Stick with Eddie Izzard then mate.
An interesting point raised by the BBC, and I'm interested in your opinion.
A loss for the "leave" campaign in the Scottish Referendum undeniably led to the surge of the SNP in the last GE. Such a narrow loss for them built up all the support and anger amongst the "leave" side (of which there were a lot of supporters) and I'm not saying this was the only factor, but it was a main one.
Could we see a surge in UKIP if there was a narrow Remain victory? Not to the same extent as the SNP (taking over Parliament), but all Labour supporters, and Conservative supporters that are anti EU, could we see a significant increase in these voters swapping to UKIP. However the one factor that does count against this is that the next GE is 3/4 years away so it might have died down, unlike the GE after the Scottish Referendum was only 1 year after.