EU referendum

[Monkfish]

So Jimmy Krankie respects the will of the people so much that she's going to campaign for another Scottish independence referendum this summer. How ironic that she wants the Scottish people to vote for Britain to stay in the European Union, and then campaign for them to bugger off and leave the British union. I'm not quite sure how she can possibly reconcile these two positions, and it kind of negates the old vote Remain to keep the Scots in the union bullshit we've been fed.

Now you have let me know the krankies thoughts that changes everything.

 

[BigJoe#1]

So Jimmy Krankie respects the will of the people so much that she's going to campaign for another Scottish independence referendum this summer. How ironic that she wants the Scottish people to vote for Britain to stay in the European Union, and then campaign for them to bugger off and leave the British union. I'm not quite sure how she can possibly reconcile these two positions, and it kind of negates the old vote Remain to keep the Scots in the union bullshit we've been fed.

She'd be much better advised to say she would analyse the results post referendum and consider the options after the vote.

For example, if the Scottish vote in the EU referendum is strongly to leave the EU, what would be huge point in having another Scotland in the UK referendum....?

 

[blueinsa]

So Jimmy Krankie respects the will of the people so much that she's going to campaign for another Scottish independence referendum this summer. How ironic that she wants the Scottish people to vote for Britain to stay in the European Union, and then campaign for them to bugger off and leave the British union. I'm not quite sure how she can possibly reconcile these two positions, and it kind of negates the old vote Remain to keep the Scots in the union bullshit we've been fed.

She is pandering to a rabid, xenophobic support despite knowing deep down they cant afford to go it alone and escaped by the skin of their teeth last time.

Hilarious argument in work this morning with one when i laughed at them wanting away from a government they have a say in voting in but wanting to jump into bed with one in Brussels they dont.

Some independence that i said lol.

 

[Monkfish]

She is pandering to a rabid, xenophobic support.

Krankies supporters are now rabid xenophobes? Something I never thought I would ever read in any context ever, wasnt really aware the Krankies even had a 'support' to pander to

Every day an education on this thread

 

[EalingBlue2]

She is pandering to a rabid, xenophobic support despite knowing deep down they cant afford to go it alone and escaped by the skin of their teeth last time.

Hilarious argument in work this morning with one when i laughed at them wanting away from a government they have a say in voting in but wanting to jump into bed with one in Brussels they dont.

Some independence that i said lol.

I'd rather live in a liberal democracy where I hadn't voted than live in a regime I despised where I had voted as would most people. I don't think that for the scots living in a right wing regime trying to dismantle the very pillars of the society Attlee built is appealing and a Europe that is far more aligned to their morality and in which they have an albeit smaller say in, quite simply is. It's very easy to understand, it is logical and it makes sense. Why would you want to live under a government who's very values and morality you stand against . Living in a democracy is great when you are in the majority it doesn't always follow when you aren't.

The fact that a large chunk of the English disadvantaged can be played like a banjo by very rich tax dodgers and some chums from Eton and Oxford looking out for themselves and some hedge fund owners looking for economic carnage to feed off doesn't mean the Scots disadvantaged can be played so easily.

 

[Benarbia_is_god]

Calais moved to Kent, Irish reunification referendum (open Warfare, carnage), Second Scottish referendum. I think the Little Englanders are going to be angry whatever the result is.

 

[stonerblue]

There are very few facts certain about exiting the EU. Some that are include:-

1. We will save over £350m a week (£20 billion annually) on contributions.
2. We will be able to halt the currently legal migration of 3,500 Economic Migrants entering the UK every week. (This equates to the population of Chester every 20 weeks!)
3. We will be able to make and Govern by our own laws without fear of EU interference.
4. We will be safer by the fact we can control our borders. Incidentally those who claims we are safer in the EU are moronic. Spain was part of the EU in 2004 but suffered the Madrid Train Attacks, the UK suffered similar in London in the 2005 Tube and Bus Attacks, and France only last November suffered the Paris Attacks. Incidentally, those terrorists not killed Paris were able to escape to Belgium via open borders!

Yes there may or may not be some uncertainty post exit, however consider the EU for the leach it is, and accept that there may be some pain whilst we pull it off, but off it must come to stop it sucking us dry!

I am in the Local Vote Leave group in Lincoln, and so passionate about this subject, that I have sacrificed Norwich away so I can be on the streets campaigning on Saturday morning.

I have completed 29 years in the Army, and consider my vote and my efforts to free the UK from the EU as probably more important than any single thing during my military career.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...rked-they-stayed-in-lincolnshire-9275661.html

 

[Zuriblue]

She is pandering to a rabid, xenophobic support despite knowing deep down they cant afford to go it alone and escaped by the skin of their teeth last time.

No real difference to the outers then.

 

[blueonblue]

Meanwhile the other ugly woman in this pantomime has had her arse handed to her by German voters in the regional elections, a party started only three years ago on an anti EU/Immigration platform has inflicted a crushing defeat in two of the three (Out of sixteen) regions voting.
This is in the country supposedly the driving force behind the EU, the one that has seen the most benefits by the way, yet they are fast waking up to the damage this bunch of crooks known as the EU are doing ( Try looking at who is behind the EU pulling the strings, you may or may not be surprised just how many Goldman Sachs connections there are ).

 

[hgblue]

Meanwhile the other ugly woman in this pantomime has had her arse handed to her by German voters in the regional elections, a party started only three years ago on an anti EU/Immigration platform has inflicted a crushing defeat in two of the three (Out of sixteen) regions voting.
This is in the country supposedly the driving force behind the EU, the one that has seen the most benefits by the way, yet they are fast waking up to the damage this bunch of crooks known as the EU are doing ( Try looking at who is behind the EU pulling the strings, you may or may not be surprised just how many Goldman Sachs connections there are ).

The irony of the whole thing is that, far from preventing tensions on the continent, anti EU feeling is actually leading to the rise of the far right across Europe, from France, Southern and Eastern Europe, and now, who'd have thought it, Germany. They need to wake up and smell the coffee that people don't want bureaucrats in Brussels having the upper hand over sovereign parliaments and domestic courts. A Brexit would accelerate this process.

 

[blueonblue]

While the mainly left wing/liberal media brand anti EU/ uncontrolled migrants opponents as "Far right" the truth is more that its the ordinary bloke in the street that has had enough of the brand of extremism that has forced multi culture and PC upon them, imposed limits on freedom of speech and their very way of life, in our case the "British way of life" has come under increasing attack, and it looks like other countries in Europe are in the same boat.

 

[Monkfish]

The irony of the whole thing is that, far from preventing tensions on the continent, anti EU feeling is actually leading to the rise of the far right across Europe, from France, Southern and Eastern Europe, and now, who'd have thought it, Germany. They need to wake up and smell the coffee that people don't want bureaucrats in Brussels having the upper hand over sovereign parliaments and domestic courts. A Brexit would accelerate this process.

The rise of the far right usually coincides with economic problems, most people don't give a monkeys who implements straight banana laws or which court says phone hacking is naughty, but those that do are very quick to use the disenfranchised and the marginalised to further their own aims

 

[BlueHammer85]

While the mainly left wing/liberal media brand anti EU/ uncontrolled migrants opponents as "Far right" the truth is more that its the ordinary bloke in the street that has had enough of the brand of extremism that has forced multi culture and PC upon them, imposed limits on freedom of speech and their very way of life, in our case the "British way of life" has come under increasing attack, and it looks like other countries in Europe are in the same boat.

What is the 'British way of life' ?

 

[Monkfish]

seems the British way of life is 'No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs' - glory days before the 'extremists' said it wasn't the best way to behave

 

[blueonblue]

As opposed to "The state before the people" comrade ?, your brand of nonsense has fallen flat on its arse everywhere its been imposed, the EU is little more that a would be soviet state in the making

 

[mat]

"UK's favourite TV Racist" Jeremy Clarkson says stay in and build a full United States of Europe!

No one saw that coming....

 

[Monkfish]

As opposed to "The state before the people" comrade ?, your brand of nonsense has fallen flat on its arse everywhere its been imposed, the EU is little more that a would be soviet state in the making

No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs, No Comrades?

 

[TonyM]

The EU refugee crisis I think just shows how pointless the EU is. Germany wants to welcome, shelter and feed hundreds of thousands. France wants to create shanty towns. Where is the unity? Where is the humanity? It's all a sham.

And the crisis itself is not helped by the lunacy of automatic freedom of movement.

I have no faith in the EU. None at all. Today it's refugees. In the future it'll be Russia. I just hope the UK has the sense to get out and that Ireland follows in a few years. When it all blows up I want to huddled in the corner over wesht.

 

[foxy]

Who is Obama to stick his nose in and start dictating what Britain should do? Imagine if there was an American union, would the US bow down to Canada and Southern American Countries? He should address US healthcare and gun crime before sticking his nose in.

 

[mat]

Nailed it