[Politics] Brexit

[Maldini]

What, you mean like this?

"You haven't even reached the level of simple for me.You're still bacteria swimming around."

Post 1533

I think you'll find that was a reply to an insult thankyou.

Have you got nothing better to do than to trawl through my posts trying to discredit me?Are you really that incapable then rather than to argue against my opinions you can only reduce yourself to the level of a child?Pathetic.

 

[Maldini]

You can't have it both ways in this country. Your either IN fully or your OUT. As a remainer you should look to accepting the Euro and everything else I have mentioned, including complete open borders, if you think the EU is fit for purpose and good for your democracy.

I agree with this.If we vote in then we should accept the Euro and everything else.Cameron etc don't say you're all for the EU then cherry pick because when you cherry pick you're admitting the EU is flawed.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

I think you'll find that was a reply to an insult thankyou.

Have you got nothing better to do than to trawl through my posts trying to discredit me?Are you really that incapable then rather than to argue against my opinions you can only reduce yourself to the level of a child?Pathetic.

Beyond satire.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

But I'm sure I read somewhere that the Bank of England is run by some vested-interest foreign bullsh*tter who was appointed by the chancellor and hopes for nothing more than to blow smoke up George's bottom.

You seem incredibly well read.

I get quite teary eyed remembering the calm reflective days back in mid/late 2015 when reports were produced to find out information rather than advance an agenda. A time when Cameron thought we could thrive and prosper outside the EU and would even consider Brexit as an option, a time when numerous Government ministers were openly Eurosceptic and honest in acknowledging the many floors in the EU, a time when talk of red cards protecting our national interests were scoffed at by Dave and George, a time when the Bank of England Governor was not making dark noises about Brexit, a time when our importance to the EU became apparent as Dave's negotiation demands went from almost substantial to negligible, a time when Corbyn still held his principled lifetime opposition to the EU and for balance a time when Boris didn't know which side he was on.

Those were the days ...

 

[Maldini]

Beyond satire.

Guess I was right.

 

[Soulman]

You seem incredibly well read.

I get quite teary eyed remembering the calm reflective days back in mid/late 2015 when reports were produced to find out information rather than advance an agenda. A time when Cameron thought we could thrive and prosper outside the EU and would even consider Brexit as an option, a time when numerous Government ministers were openly Eurosceptic and honest in acknowledging the many floors in the EU, a time when talk of red cards protecting our national interests were scoffed at by Dave and George, a time when the Bank of England Governor was not making dark noises about Brexit, a time when our importance to the EU became apparent as Dave's negotiation demands went from almost substantial to negligible, a time when Corbyn still held his principled lifetime opposition to the EU and for balance a time when Boris didn't know which side he was on.

Those were the days ...

They certainly were

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

I agree with this.If we vote in then we should accept the Euro and everything else.Cameron etc don't say you're all for the EU then cherry pick because when you cherry pick you're admitting the EU is flawed.

 

[Soulman]

Official pro-European Union campaign is part-funded by Goldman Sachs, CitiGroup and Morgan Stanley and France’s Airbus and Eurostar, Electoral Commission figures show.

 

[nicko31]

Can't believe this sh1t is being talking about with an hour till kick off

 

[Maldini]

Another **** who can't articulate a decent counter argument.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Another **** who can't articulate a decent counter argument.

"You know you've won the argument when the opposition can only hurl pathetic insults."

 

[pb21]

I see the Brexit crowd are lining up a second referendum already

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36306681

 

[looney]

I see the Brexit crowd are lining up a second referendum already

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36306681

Wont be needed if Cameron goes soon.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

A load of Balls

You know your credibility is shot when you have to call on this guy to help out

 

[The Rivet]

The whole referendum debate has descended into farce.

 

[Hampster Gull]

You know your credibility is shot when you have to call on this guy to help out

Bigger issues bringing together the big beast. Great to see

 

[Soulman]

Airhead of the week
Angelina Jolie Pitt aka Brangelina.


Jolie Pitt has followed in the footsteps of her fellow luvvies in telling us we must open our borders, accommodate the world and vote to stay in the EU. What would we do without these experts Public opinion, however, seems to be at odds with the Jolie Pitt doctrine.



On Britain’s upcoming referendum regarding the country’s membership of the European Union (EU), Ms Jolie Pitt warned the audience that “the worst possible choice we could now make is to decide to step back from the world.” “It would be naïve to think that we can protect ourselves selectively, alone, from challenges in a globalised world, by pulling away from other countries or peoples”


Jolie Pitt claimed that “fear of uncontrolled migration” has “given space, and a false air of legitimacy, to those who promote a politics of fear and separation.”

www.breitbart.com/london/2016/05/16/angelina-jolie-borders-open-migrants/


Brexit campaigners said Jolie's comments amounted to 'another American coming over here telling us how to vote in the referendum'.


Asked whether Ms Merkel's response to the crisis was pragmatic, the actress said: 'It was a beautiful, beautiful thing that said something to the world.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-35...t-Brexit-gives-BBC-lecture.html#ixzz48r1cidqM


For someone who advocates no borders and millions moving in with us, why does she live in a gated community?


Hypocrisy.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

The whole referendum debate has descended into farce.

I'm not sure ALL of it has but it's certainly having its moments of confusion. For example, Daniel Hannan, MEP and highly popular figure in the Brexit campaign, now signals his support for free movement of workers into the UK after the country departs the EU.

 

[Soulman]

Interesting results so far.
http://www.pollstation.uk/eu-referendum/poll/

 

[Two Professors]

Bigger issues bringing together the big beast. Great to see

Big Issue,get your Big Issue please.Support your jobless,homeless,and in this case clueless!