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Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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Exactly. An informed outsider vwho is basically saying we would be mad to leave.
Colonel Angus
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That guy knows how to sell papers.
Always give em what they want (even if it makes you look bi-polar).
Always give em what they want (even if it makes you look bi-polar).
What's that got to do with anything?
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
WHOOOOOOOSH
I put a few words in about bathrooms and fittings.....trust you not to get it.
Yup furry muff.
Not Andy Naylor
Well-known member
I can remember one general election when The Times (who were then my employers) advised its readers not to vote for a particular party but for whichever candidate was most Eurosceptic.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Can't you read dumbo?He said BRITS don't quit
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
You said Brits don't quit,to which I responded about Lord Guthrie,and you for reasons best known to yourself,responded with a Canadian.Que?
He was just my first choice for the 'pick an expert, isn't that enough?' game.
Hampster Gull
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- Dec 22, 2010
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Another obnoxious comment from a brexiter.
I read the Times editorial. It's a cop out, they have gone for an option which isn't available - a reformed EU. The comments below the Editorial are funny.
GT49er
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Exactly. The choice isn't between Brexit and a reformed Euro; the latter is as real as elves and fairies. The choice is between Brexit, and 'OK Brussels, we give in, you can have carte blanche now. We don't care what you do any more'.
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
Quite frankly,I don't know how I've held back so long,but if I have offended you at least you've woken up!
JC Footy Genius
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- Jun 9, 2015
- 10,568
This with bells on. A bit like people who think they are voting for the safety of the Status quo. See EC 1975 and the EU 2016.
wilf tranter
Member
Mark Carney is Canadian by birth, but has a UK passport.
And an update - todays Sunday Times is calling on people to vote leave in order to give Cameron one big chance of securing EU reform.
The final paragraph reads
On Thursday, therefore, we should vote “leave”. Yes, we must be prepared for difficulties, but we should hold our nerve. This vote may be the best opportunity we shall ever have to call a halt to the onward march of the centralising European project driven by the inherent flaws in the eurozone. That journey is in *neither our interest, nor ultimately Europe’s. In this ref*er*endum campaign we have been rethinking our identity: not as an isolated island nation, but as a global player in partnership with sovereign states on the Continent and beyond. By our example, Britain may even bring Europe to think again about its own destination. We would like our association with the EU to be a looser, more flexible one. This is not a rejection of friends but a plea for real reform. Given a chance, Europe’s peoples would agree.
The final paragraph reads
On Thursday, therefore, we should vote “leave”. Yes, we must be prepared for difficulties, but we should hold our nerve. This vote may be the best opportunity we shall ever have to call a halt to the onward march of the centralising European project driven by the inherent flaws in the eurozone. That journey is in *neither our interest, nor ultimately Europe’s. In this ref*er*endum campaign we have been rethinking our identity: not as an isolated island nation, but as a global player in partnership with sovereign states on the Continent and beyond. By our example, Britain may even bring Europe to think again about its own destination. We would like our association with the EU to be a looser, more flexible one. This is not a rejection of friends but a plea for real reform. Given a chance, Europe’s peoples would agree.
portslade seagull
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Oh dear precious you not like we haven't had any of this from you and the remain camp