EU referendum

[yep]

Alistair Darling meant to put his 2p's worth in with George Osbourne but he only had a 1p left!

 

[BoyBlue_1985]

Kim's arse is sat on both sides of the debate!

That is quite funny for a man that probably has a few hundred skeletons in the closet

 

[Dextersmate]

Straight to comments. Far more truthful read.

Don,t think that will appear in the Sun or DM,farage/boris certainly won,t be quoting it!.

 

[yep]

 

[yep]

 

[stonerblue]

Clearly it makes a huge difference if you don't have to live with the consequences of the referendum. The remain voters living in Australia will not have to worry about say the NHS bring swamped by a million Turkish immigrants or UK bailing out the Euro at some point

I don#t think anyone who does not reside or pay taxes in this country should have a vote on this

A vote, No. An opinion, certainly

 

[MillionMilesAway]

My biggest concern is that a very large number of people don't actually know what they are voting for. Some doubtlessly believe it is a referendum on Cameron, others that it is whatever Cameron/Johnson/Osborne/Gove or the media tell them (including what the media say about other branches of the media!).

Some will think it's all about immigration, some employment and some that it's all about money, and I think only a small percentage will actually understand it all properly.

The outright lies, soundbites and misrepresentations for effect (e.g. nett vs gross) are used to muddy things, and the media barons have their alliances to promote (and the allied poltiician has the backing of the media baron to maintain). It's politics in the lowest form of scare stories, from both sides, and often based on dodgy foundations.

 

[yep]

 

[grunge]

And yet All he did was avoid the question and made himself look like every other arsey politician. If he had actually answered the question then it would be interesting.

 

[grunge]

My biggest concern is that a very large number of people don't actually know what they are voting for. Some doubtlessly believe it is a referendum on Cameron, others that it is whatever Cameron/Johnson/Osborne/Gove or the media tell them (including what the media say about other branches of the media!).

Some will think it's all about immigration, some employment and some that it's all about money, and I think only a small percentage will actually understand it all properly.

The outright lies, soundbites and misrepresentations for effect (e.g. nett vs gross) are used to muddy things, and the media barons have their alliances to promote (and the allied poltiician has the backing of the media baron to maintain). It's politics in the lowest form of scare stories, from both sides, and often based on dodgy foundations.

Bingo, I've been saying this for a while now.