Hampster Gull
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Would recomend it. Nice to see some connection to the past
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[Politics] Brexit
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Would recomend it. Nice to see some connection to the past
Ha ha. Just trying to make a point. As someone else said, this is all getting rather out of hand. I'm not sure whether I'm an apologist for Hitler (per Boris), or a traitor, or just someone trying to contribute to the debate. Hopefully we can keep our cool as 23rd June approaches
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Loving some of the posters in this thread, you know the same ones who hate the Tories, hate the banks, hate big business, but on this occassion are hanging their hats on everything these lot say as if it was gospel.
Priceless.
Priceless.
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
any recommendations of who to use
We'd be hunted and hung! Speaking out against the country 200yrs ago would end in execution predominately. It was all about those with the power influence and economy then and it is now. Likewise if you shouted loudly that a foreign regime be given the keys to our sovereignty you would also be hung. It was and is about powerful people/business holding the reigns tight.
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Sweet Jesus, you're like an open goal. 
Better mention £4300, been a few pages since you drilled that FACT home.
Hampster Gull
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Sorry no. One of my brothers and an uncle did it about 30 years ago, before these search companies set up. An sure somoen on NSC will know, there is always someone here
Hampster Gull
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Better mention £4300, been a few pages since you drilled that FACT home.
Ah, you've woken up from your sunday afteroon slumber
I used Ancestry predominately but to be honest you end up using allsorts of information outlets.
My family tree was completed as much as I am able to a while back but it is great doing it.
I have TWO transported relatives to Hobart in the early 1800's.
Brighton Mod
Its All Too Beautiful
Just like the trade deal with China?? That brings us cheap goods. Trade deal, what has the EU ever negotiated that has benefited us? As for free trade, one of my vehicles delivered to Holland last week, it cost us £53 to cross Belgium in vignettes, free trade, I don't think so!!
Bladders
Twats everywhere
Had a lovely meal at a Greek restaurant today.
The topic of the EU referendum cropped up.
Their view?
GET OUT GET OUT AS SOON AS YOU CAN.
They were very sad their own country has been lost and swallowed up by the EU with no real chance of leaving if they wanted to. They know they have to stay to survive now as they're ****ed.
Very sad.
The topic of the EU referendum cropped up.
Their view?
GET OUT GET OUT AS SOON AS YOU CAN.
They were very sad their own country has been lost and swallowed up by the EU with no real chance of leaving if they wanted to. They know they have to stay to survive now as they're ****ed.
Very sad.
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
this pleases me and i will stand or fall or even be HUNG for voting OUT!!
Thanks
If you think that's bad, just wait until we're out. Of course we MAY be able to negotiate a better deal with China, to make up for the fact that we can only trade with the EU with massive tariffs. But who knows. That's the lottery of a Brexit - we just don't know.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
JC Footy Genius
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Ah I see where you have been going wrong .. relying on the FT for information. [MENTION=25549]5ways[/MENTION] has a similar problem. That paper would have convinced you it would have been a good idea to join the Euro.
On a more serious note I do have some sympathy for your frustration at the Brexit camp not having a more coherent vision of our future outside the EU or at least setting out some red lines for negotiation.
Unfortunately I think fear of the unknown will be a decisive factor which is a shame as this will probably be a once in a lifetime opportunity for every UK citizen to wield true power. Looks like we will just end up doing as we're told.
Don't mention Calde!
Guess they were not among the 2,300,000 Greeks who democratically voted to stay in the EU and accept the bailout package just 8 months ago?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Once again complete supposition. Why would the EU put huge trade tariffs on us? They like trading with us and would want to see it continue.
Another case of a remainer not wishing to state just how great the EU is, as it's not, but simply trying to scare people from voting for freedom.
Sent straight from the boot of Lingard
Ah I see where you have been going wrong .. relying on the FT for information. [MENTION=25549]5ways[/MENTION] has a similar problem. That paper would have convinced you it would have been a good idea to join the Euro.
On a more serious note I do have some sympathy for your frustration at the Brexit camp not having a more coherent vision of our future outside the EU or at least setting out some red lines for negotiation.
Unfortunately I think fear of the unknown will be a decisive factor which is a shame as this will probably be a once in a lifetime opportunity for every UK citizen to wield true power. Looks like we will just end up doing as we're told.
Don't mention Calde!
I can't honestly remember the FT's view on the Euro. They may have been wrong. Whatever, I very much value it as just about the only newspaper in the UK that doesn't have a blatant political stance. Its journalists are generally absolutely top notch.
In all seriousness, if we vote to Remain on 23rd June, that doesn't mean the opportunity for a Brexit is lost. We don't actually need another referendum. If (say) UKIP and a right of centre Tory party splinter group formed a government after the 2020 elections, then we could just have a vote in the House of Commons. Leaving the EU does NOT require a referendum.
Pretty pink fairy
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