halfcenturyup
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To clarify the EUs intentions in the event of a legal dispute eg in the ECJ
OK. Good luck with that.
To clarify the EUs intentions in the event of a legal dispute eg in the ECJ
Soooo.... If we vote to leave we can look forward to WW3 and expect a punishment budget along with being £4K a year worse off with pensioners being £30k a year worse off?The leavers still haven't got the f*cking message, they aint scare stories.
Yes it's so tiresome being a continual stooge for the US.
I hope you are right about Farrage. Regarding Gove and Johnson, if the South East of England want them they will be in power!
Brexit and the eventual independence of Scotland will lead to the North of England having very little influence in UK politics.
I wouldn't trust Johnson any further than I can throw him but it's not an election and I'm not voting on the basis of who supports either side. I've thought very carefully about what I believe is the bigger picture and I believe we're better out than in.
The two main party leaders pushing for Remain are both well known to be eurosceptics. So you could equally ask why people are voting for two politicians who clearly don't have the courage of their convictions and are asking people to do something they don't believe in themselves.
Lol, many polls have repeatedly shown that the most important issue for those wanting out of the E.U. is immigration.
Behold a pale white politician.I agree even if you want to leave, basing a decision on a campaign led by Gove, Johnson, Farage and IDS is like expecting the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse to bring a better future.
I wouldn't trust Johnson any further than I can throw him but it's not an election and I'm not voting on the basis of who supports either side. I've thought very carefully about what I believe is the bigger picture and I believe we're better
I wouldn't trust Johnson any further than I can throw him but it's not an election and I'm not voting on the basis of who supports either side. I've thought very carefully about what I believe is the bigger picture and I believe we're better out than in.
The two main party leaders pushing for Remain are both well known to be eurosceptics. So you could equally ask why people are voting for two politicians who clearly don't have the courage of their convictions and are asking people to do something they don't believe in themselves.
Soooo.... If we vote to leave we can look forward to WW3 and expect a punishment budget along with being £4K a year worse off with pensioners being £30k a year worse off?
If I wasn't already going to vote out I'd be minded to just to test these unsubstantiated scare stories.
Roll on 24th!