ThePompousPaladin
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- Apr 7, 2013
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Many i would have thought. !00% of the ex service people i've asked so far.
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Boris Johnson to campaign to leave the EU
- Thread starter TomandJerry
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Many i would have thought. !00% of the ex service people i've asked so far.
Yes, another good response.
You've got that right.
And that concept can clearly remain so its not a tragedy is it? This referendum is about the EU dictatorship, and why anyone should accept this I find it very hard to believe, but thanks to our lame poIiticians over the decades, this is where we find ourselves.
Agree.
Cameron has just blown Boris out of the water. He has never sounded better. Good luck to him with this.
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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- #207
More more shout the Labour MP's
The conservative leadership election campaign has started . . . . R5 says Boris is looking at Cameron with scorn. I'm no tory but I find this very disconcerting. I wonder how those on here who think Cameron is a top man, yet want 'out' and will vote 'out', think about all this . . . .
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
I hope there's going to be some good entertaining outtakes from all this on the radio for the afterwork drive.
- Jan 3, 2012
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Oh no, it will be very costly
Like now then.
Oh no, we're all alone
Scaremongering claptrap. We were all alone and weak when we faced Napoleon and two world wars. We're not babies. We would continue to support European countries as we did in the past, but we don't need to share their unelected leaders.
You obviously didn't watch War and Peace, then, or have never listened to the 1812 Overture and read the sleeve notes, because both were about the Russians - big country - fighting this French Geezer called Napoleon.
And as for being on our own in two world wars, that is just silly.
London Irish
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Good lord - are you usually this hard of understanding. I'll walk you through this REALLY slowly.
I contended the majority of Tory voters would vote out. He made the completely irrelevant point in response that the majority of Cameron's placemen in the cabinet would back IN. Irrelevant as Tory cabinet members don't have millions of votes, they have one like the rest of us.
I really thought this was a fairly uncontroversial point as all surveys point to a clear majority for Tory OUT as soon as you widen outside Cam's cabinet. Two-thirds Tory MPs are out according to a Guardian survey - latest polling survey has a 10 point lead in Tory voters - this was before Gove and Boris provided a rallying point, I bet it will be something like 20 points now.
I did. I didn't learn anything about the Napoleonic war though, that's always been a keen interest of mine. See post 181.
Yes it is silly if that's what you think. I was responding to Behind Enemy Lines who was saying we'd be on our own and weaker if we weren't in the EU, but as is obvious to everyone, we weren't in the EU in the past, and we weren't alone either.
London Irish
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Bookmaker [MENTION=11750]Will[/MENTION]HillBet says that 74.9% of all EU referendum bets and 64.7% of the money gambled have been for Brexit
Getting interesting now
Getting interesting now
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
No matter how hard i try, I can't imagine Johnson going head to head with Putin.
There would only be one winner, and it wouldn't be the Blond Buffoon
There would only be one winner, and it wouldn't be the Blond Buffoon
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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"The prime minister has tried hard but the EU refused to give the British people what they want.
EU courts and politicians will still be in charge of our borders, our courts and our economy. The deal is not legally binding and can be ripped up by EU judges after our vote. Even if it did come into force it would change just 1% of the EU Treaties.
The only way to take back control over our economy to free up our businesses to create more jobs and growth is to Vote Leave."
EU courts and politicians will still be in charge of our borders, our courts and our economy. The deal is not legally binding and can be ripped up by EU judges after our vote. Even if it did come into force it would change just 1% of the EU Treaties.
The only way to take back control over our economy to free up our businesses to create more jobs and growth is to Vote Leave."
Boris Johnson is a devious Buffoon and only has his own self interest at heart, it would be extremely foolish to follow him in a leave campaign, as it will take us years to re-negotiate trade deals with Europe "Canada has been trying to for the last 9 years." The European union is by no means perfect but do you want to be at the mercy of the draconian laws a right wing tory party will try to push through without the moderating effect of the European union?
5mins-from-amex
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Right, but you think Cameron or Corbyn would take Putin down?
But you love David Cameron, right? I don't care what his interests are, I certainly won't be voting based on the interests of either George Galloway or Nicola Sturgeon either, I will vote based on what I think, having listened to all sides.
We are not Canada. The EU does not rely on Canada for its exports, the EU does rely on the UK.
If we don't like the laws the tory party want to push through, we get to vote them out. That's the beauty of democracy. It's only if staying with the EU that we don't get to vote out the leaders when we disagree.
Behind Enemy Lines
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I'll no fan if Cameron. How are we safer and stronger ?