salfordbluetrue
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If you mean did they as in the working classes the low paid and the unemployed come out in support of Farage`s media campaign, then yes they did.
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How do we resolve the Brexit mess?
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Jam Tomorrow
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I can agree with that bit, Corbyn, Miliband Junior even Brown were electoral arsenic. That’s why Bozo won such a big majority, middle England were scared shitless of a Corbyn led government, Sir Keir Starmer in power doesn’t scare them, even if he is portrayed as a bit dull.I will vote for Starmer, I was referring to the constant shit show before him.
Some in the Labour party really don't want him in the hot seat they class him as a Tory.
Gabriel
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No, I’m questioning your assertion that Turkey was bailed out by Germany and the U.K., and that Germany would no longer be in a position to do so without the U.K.If you mean did they as in the working classes the low paid and the unemployed come out in support of Farage`s media campaign, then yes they did.
Jam Tomorrow
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Did that £350m a week reach the NHS?If you mean did they as in the working classes the low paid and the unemployed come out in support of Farage`s media campaign, then yes they did.
Jam Tomorrow
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Turkey isnt in the EU, think he probably means Greece.No, I’m questioning your assertion that Turkey was bailed out by Germany and the U.K., and that Germany would no longer be in a position to do so without the U.K.
Gabriel
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Greece was explicitly mentioned. Portugal perhaps.Turkey isnt in the EU, think he probably means Greece.
Jam Tomorrow
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Greece actually put the bail out option to a vote. Democracy in action. A lot of people thought it was a bit cheeky of Germany to be dictating to Greece when Germany had had its war debts cancelled.Greece was explicitly mentioned. Portugal perhaps.
bluethrunthru
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Immigration was the reason most people voted to leave the EU as the people with the most to lose voted for the first time in decades, it did not work as multi national companies carried on raising the population of Britain. We have been changing our agreements for centuries with Europe so nothing has changed except Germany without Britain can no longer afford to bail out Spain, Italy, Turkey or Greece.
what an odd statement - since 2016 we have had people in politics, in the press, in day to day life and even on here all denying immigration was nothing to do or only a tiny part of why they voted Leave. Are you saying now that after realising all the economic things they denied would happen and now happening they feel a winning position is not to confirm they are anti-immigration to distance themselves from the economic fuck-ups?
Your double negative means immigration was a factor.what an odd statement - since 2016 we have had people in politics, in the press, in day to day life and even on here all denying immigration was nothing to do or only a tiny part of why they voted Leave. Are you saying now that after realising all the economic things they denied would happen and now happening they feel a winning position is not to confirm they are anti-immigration to distance themselves from the economic fuck-ups?
Speaking to people who voted leave, the "Polish wage thieves" was a common theme.
bluethrunthru
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Your double negative means immigration was a factor.
Speaking to people who voted leave, the "Polish wage thieves" was a common theme.
Oh I agree - its just been fun to watch them all deny it right up until now its the only thing they think they can hold on to and retain respect