EU referendum

[MillionMilesAway]

Having pictures don't meant that the words written are the truth.

Urgh. I'd like to apologise for the failure to correct "don't" to "doesn't".

 

[Robanompivenov]

Seriously? Don't know, but there won't be much point after 10pm.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3589474/The-London-car-park-camp-homeless-migrants-live.html

There's not much point now, you're boring everyone.

 

[Manc in London]

Is that what she told you?.....

She's only 7. Saying that, at the weekend I found around 8 vitamin sweets under the sofa at the weekend. The crafty get has been pretending to eat them but has been hiding them.

 

[mcfc1632]

Ken, I'm fighting a losing battle here. It is so blatantly not the same I'm genuinely astonished that you can't see the difference. So you voted for Afzal Khan representing labour as MEP.

When you voted for him, what EU policies was he promising to implement if elected as the MEP in the EU parliament and under which party in the EU were those policies going to be Implemented?

I suspect the answer is you had no idea because those laws are conceived by the EU commission behind closed doors and then passed to those MEPs to be approved, effectively waved through.

How can people not know that this is how it works - only the commission can 'initiate' and then the MEPs essentially 'endorse' - with much lobbying done beforehand to ensure smooth passage.

What level of control is that for the UK citizens?

 

[YPhrunts]

There's not much point now, you're boring everyone.

And you speak for the whole forum? No wonder you like the diktats coming out of Brussels.

 

[masterwig]

I hope that if remain wins we can draw a line in the sand and move on and crack on with running the country. The referendum has been a massive distraction and focus point and if we allow post-result squabbling to dominate we are in danger of having wasted a full parliamentary term, especially if a Tory leadership contest follows in the wake of the result.

It may have cost him the last election but one of the things I agreed with Ed Milliband on was than an in/out EU referendum was not a priority for the country.

 

[Robanompivenov]

And you speak for the whole forum? No wonder you like the diktats coming out of Brussels.

My Remain vote is in no way an endorsement of Brussells nor the EU, nor is it one of Cameron and most of the Remain campaigners. Dangerous assumption to make, but a predicatable one.

 

[YPhrunts]

I hope that if remain wins we can draw a line in the sand and move on and crack on with running the country. The referendum has been a massive distraction and focus point and if we allow post-result squabbling to dominate we are in danger of having wasted a full parliamentary term, especially if a Tory leadership contest follows in the wake of the result.

It may have cost him the last election but one of the things I agreed with Ed Milliband on was than an in/out EU referendum was not a priority for the country.

It will have to be run as best it can for the following Tory term. But at the end of that it will be seismic, absolutely seismic.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

It's madness, because we always have pencils in the ballot box.

Which probably explains why the polls got the last election so wrong.

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[marco]

done and dusted - OUT