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Anerley-Fried-Eagle Fake Beckenham actually 22 Jun 16 11.55pm
i'm out. Why would anybody vote to keep the status quo???? Those who are going to vote remain can only do so via fear of the unknown, which is abit like believing that if ever green headed Aliens landed from outter space, they'd shoot to kill instead of shaking hands and giving us a bottle marked "cure for cure for cancer". RIP ENGLISH FOOTBALL 24/6/14

Anerley-Fried-Eagle

Fake Beckenham actually 22 Jun 16 11.55pm

i'm out.

Why would anybody vote to keep the status quo????

Those who are going to vote remain can only do so via fear of the unknown, which is abit like believing that if ever green headed Aliens landed from outter space, they'd shoot to kill instead of shaking hands and giving us a bottle marked "cure for cure for cancer".

RIP ENGLISH FOOTBALL 24/6/14

SloveniaDave Tirana, Albania 23 Jun 16 12.05am
Originally posted by Anerley-Fried-Eagle i'm out. Why would anybody vote to keep the status quo???? Those who are going to vote remain can only do so via fear of the unknown, which is abit like believing that if ever green headed Aliens landed from outter space, they'd shoot to kill instead of shaking hands and giving us a bottle marked "cure for cure for cancer". . Well, fear of the unknown is the only real fear (at least according to Sartre, I think) and brexit is certainly a big unknown. So if you have no fear, and you really believe that the EU is the big monster under the bed which is the cause of all our problems, then give it a punt. Of course the alien for 'cure for cancer' could mean 'die you f*****s' in their language Edited by SloveniaDave (23 Jun 2016 12.06am) Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand! My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right. (Member of the School of Optimism 1969-2016 inclusive)

SloveniaDave

Tirana, Albania 23 Jun 16 12.05am

Originally posted by Anerley-Fried-Eagle

i'm out.

Why would anybody vote to keep the status quo????

Well, fear of the unknown is the only real fear (at least according to Sartre, I think) and brexit is certainly a big unknown.

So if you have no fear, and you really believe that the EU is the big monster under the bed which is the cause of all our problems, then give it a punt.

Of course the alien for 'cure for cancer' could mean 'die you f*****s' in their language

Edited by SloveniaDave (23 Jun 2016 12.06am)

Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand!

My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right.

(Member of the School of Optimism 1969-2016 inclusive)

Anerley-Fried-Eagle Fake Beckenham actually 23 Jun 16 12.14am
Originally posted by SloveniaDave Well, fear of the unknown is the only real fear (at least according to Sartre, I think) and brexit is certainly a big unknown. So if you have no fear, and you really believe that the EU is the big monster under the bed which is the cause of all our problems, then give it a punt. Of course the alien for 'cure for cancer' could mean 'die you f*****s' in their language Edited by SloveniaDave (23 Jun 2016 12.06am) Would exchange profanities, or you could answer the first part of my post. Its no surprise you choose to dilate my second point. RIP ENGLISH FOOTBALL 24/6/14

Anerley-Fried-Eagle

Fake Beckenham actually 23 Jun 16 12.14am

Originally posted by SloveniaDave

Well, fear of the unknown is the only real fear (at least according to Sartre, I think) and brexit is certainly a big unknown.

So if you have no fear, and you really believe that the EU is the big monster under the bed which is the cause of all our problems, then give it a punt.

Of course the alien for 'cure for cancer' could mean 'die you f*****s' in their language

Edited by SloveniaDave (23 Jun 2016 12.06am)

Would exchange profanities, or you could answer the first part of my post.

Its no surprise you choose to dilate my second point.

RIP ENGLISH FOOTBALL 24/6/14

Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 23 Jun 16 12.16am
Originally posted by Anerley-Fried-Eagle i'm out. Why would anybody vote to keep the status quo???? Those who are going to vote remain can only do so via fear of the unknown, which is abit like believing that if ever green headed Aliens landed from outter space, they'd shoot to kill instead of shaking hands and giving us a bottle marked "cure for cure for cancer". I am more than old enough to remember how we struggled to get into the EU, and what is was like before we succeeded. There is no "status quo"! Everything evolves and moves on. So will the EU and we need to shape it, rather than watch it from the sidelines. You have to be in it, to win it. "Project Fear" actually applies to the leavers. They are scared of a future which doesn't fit their perception of Britain. A perception which is long past it's use by date. Edited by Wisbech Eagle (23 Jun 2016 12.18am) For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Wisbech Eagle

Truro Cornwall 23 Jun 16 12.16am

Originally posted by Anerley-Fried-Eagle

i'm out.

Why would anybody vote to keep the status quo????

I am more than old enough to remember how we struggled to get into the EU, and what is was like before we succeeded.

There is no "status quo"! Everything evolves and moves on. So will the EU and we need to shape it, rather than watch it from the sidelines.

You have to be in it, to win it.

"Project Fear" actually applies to the leavers. They are scared of a future which doesn't fit their perception of Britain. A perception which is long past it's use by date.

Edited by Wisbech Eagle (23 Jun 2016 12.18am)

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 23 Jun 16 12.29am
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle I am more than old enough to remember how we struggled to get into the EU, and what is was like before we succeeded. There is no "status quo"! Everything evolves and moves on. So will the EU and we need to shape it, rather than watch it from the sidelines. You have to be in it, to win it. "Project Fear" actually applies to the leavers. They are scared of a future which doesn't fit their perception of Britain. A perception which is long past it's use by date. Edited by Wisbech Eagle (23 Jun 2016 12.18am) When we joined, it was just the Common Market - a trading bloc of nine countries. What it has become is emphatically not what we joined in 1973, nor voted to stay in two years later. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

Cucking Funt

Clapham on the Back 23 Jun 16 12.29am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I am more than old enough to remember how we struggled to get into the EU, and what is was like before we succeeded.

There is no "status quo"! Everything evolves and moves on. So will the EU and we need to shape it, rather than watch it from the sidelines.

You have to be in it, to win it.

"Project Fear" actually applies to the leavers. They are scared of a future which doesn't fit their perception of Britain. A perception which is long past it's use by date.

Edited by Wisbech Eagle (23 Jun 2016 12.18am)

When we joined, it was just the Common Market - a trading bloc of nine countries. What it has become is emphatically not what we joined in 1973, nor voted to stay in two years later.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

SloveniaDave Tirana, Albania 23 Jun 16 12.32am
Originally posted by Anerley-Fried-Eagle Would exchange profanities, or you could answer the first part of my post. Its no surprise you choose to dilate my second point. sorry, I thought your first point was rhetorical. A vote for remain is not a vote for the status quo. There is no such thing as the status quo in the modern world. It is a vote for which path we should follow - the one with our allies and friends, where we can help each other, if needed, or the path into the unknown, on our own. Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand! My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right. (Member of the School of Optimism 1969-2016 inclusive)

SloveniaDave

Tirana, Albania 23 Jun 16 12.32am

Originally posted by Anerley-Fried-Eagle

Would exchange profanities, or you could answer the first part of my post.

Its no surprise you choose to dilate my second point.

sorry, I thought your first point was rhetorical. A vote for remain is not a vote for the status quo. There is no such thing as the status quo in the modern world. It is a vote for which path we should follow - the one with our allies and friends, where we can help each other, if needed, or the path into the unknown, on our own.

Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand!

My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right.

(Member of the School of Optimism 1969-2016 inclusive)

Jimenez SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 23 Jun 16 1.05am
Originally posted by SloveniaDave sorry, I thought your first point was rhetorical. A vote for remain is not a vote for the status quo. There is no such thing as the status quo in the modern world. It is a vote for which path we should follow - the one with our allies and friends, where we can help each other, if needed, or the path into the unknown, on our own. [Link] Pro USA & Israel

Jimenez

SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 23 Jun 16 1.05am

Originally posted by SloveniaDave

[Link]

Pro USA & Israel

Brentmiester_General Front line in the battle against t... 23 Jun 16 2.59am
Commerce and general state of the country seems to healthy, in the middle of a strong development cycle in the building and construction sector. No point risking all that just to appease the Daily Mail readers. In Edited by Brentmiester_General (23 Jun 2016 3.00am) Edited by Brentmiester_General (23 Jun 2016 3.01am) "We love you Palace, we f@cking hate Man U, We love you Palace, we hate the brighton too, We love you Palace we play in red 'n' blue, so f@ck you, and you ...

Brentmiester_General

Front line in the battle against t... 23 Jun 16 2.59am

Commerce and general state of the country seems to healthy, in the middle of a strong development cycle in the building and construction sector. No point risking all that just to appease the Daily Mail readers. In

Edited by Brentmiester_General (23 Jun 2016 3.00am)

Edited by Brentmiester_General (23 Jun 2016 3.01am)

"We love you Palace, we f@cking hate Man U, We love you Palace, we hate the brighton too, We love you Palace we play in red 'n' blue, so f@ck you, and you ...

matt_himself Matataland 23 Jun 16 7.29am
Originally posted by Brentmiester_General Commerce and general state of the country seems to healthy, in the middle of a strong development cycle in the building and construction sector. No point risking all that just to appease the Daily Mail readers. In Edited by Brentmiester_General (23 Jun 2016 3.00am) Edited by Brentmiester_General (23 Jun 2016 3.01am) Think for yourself man before trotting out generalisms. Do you think the EU is fit for purpose, is a democratic organisation, that the EU is free of corruption, that the EU stands up to independent scrutiny, that the EU can and will complete much needed reform, that the EU is in control of destiny, the EU is about bettering the life of the ordinary person and that the EU is making decisions in an open and fair manner? If the answer is yes to the above in your mind, then vote yes. "That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

matt_himself

Matataland 23 Jun 16 7.29am

Originally posted by Brentmiester_General

Edited by Brentmiester_General (23 Jun 2016 3.00am)

Edited by Brentmiester_General (23 Jun 2016 3.01am)

Think for yourself man before trotting out generalisms.

Do you think the EU is fit for purpose, is a democratic organisation, that the EU is free of corruption, that the EU stands up to independent scrutiny, that the EU can and will complete much needed reform, that the EU is in control of destiny, the EU is about bettering the life of the ordinary person and that the EU is making decisions in an open and fair manner?

If the answer is yes to the above in your mind, then vote yes.

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

-TUX- Alphabettispaghetti 23 Jun 16 7.53am
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle I am more than old enough to remember how we struggled to get into the EU, and what is was like before we succeeded. There is no "status quo"! Everything evolves and moves on. So will the EU and we need to shape it, rather than watch it from the sidelines. You have to be in it, to win it. "Project Fear" actually applies to the leavers. They are scared of a future which doesn't fit their perception of Britain. A perception which is long past it's use by date. Edited by Wisbech Eagle (23 Jun 2016 12.18am) Jesus wept -.-' Time to move forward together.

-TUX-

Alphabettispaghetti 23 Jun 16 7.53am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I am more than old enough to remember how we struggled to get into the EU, and what is was like before we succeeded.

There is no "status quo"! Everything evolves and moves on. So will the EU and we need to shape it, rather than watch it from the sidelines.

You have to be in it, to win it.

"Project Fear" actually applies to the leavers. They are scared of a future which doesn't fit their perception of Britain. A perception which is long past it's use by date.

Edited by Wisbech Eagle (23 Jun 2016 12.18am)

Jesus wept -.-'

Time to move forward together.

Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 23 Jun 16 8.38am
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle There is no "status quo"! Everything evolves and moves on. So will the EU and we need to shape it, rather than watch it from the sidelines. Indeed "Moves on" to a "United States of Europe". As for shaping it, some 50 - 60% of our laws and 70% of regulations are dictated to us by a EU that has a hunger and desire to impose increasingly statist regulations on 28 diverse nations. At the end of the day, the EU is institutionally incapable of reform.The EU is ruled by a secretive, unelected commission whose diktats are backed by a court able to override elected democracies. VOTE LEAVE

Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 23 Jun 16 8.38am

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

There is no "status quo"! Everything evolves and moves on. So will the EU and we need to shape it, rather than watch it from the sidelines.

Indeed "Moves on" to a "United States of Europe".

As for shaping it, some 50 - 60% of our laws and 70% of regulations are dictated to us by a EU that has a hunger and desire to impose increasingly statist regulations on 28 diverse nations.

At the end of the day, the EU is institutionally incapable of reform.The EU is ruled by a secretive, unelected commission whose diktats are backed by a court able to override elected democracies.

VOTE LEAVE

Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 23 Jun 16 8.42am
Originally posted by Willo Indeed "Moves on" to a "United States of Europe". As for shaping it, some 50 - 60% of our laws and 70% of regulations are dictated to us by a EU that has a hunger and desire to impose increasingly statist regulations on 28 diverse nations. At the end of the day, the EU is institutionally incapable of reform.The EU is ruled by a secretive, unelected commission whose diktats are backed by a court able to override elected democracies. VOTE LEAVE Bulls*** the dignified don't even enter in the game

Y Ddraig Goch

In The Crowd 23 Jun 16 8.42am

Originally posted by Willo

Indeed "Moves on" to a "United States of Europe".

As for shaping it, some 50 - 60% of our laws and 70% of regulations are dictated to us by a EU that has a hunger and desire to impose increasingly statist regulations on 28 diverse nations.

At the end of the day, the EU is institutionally incapable of reform.The EU is ruled by a secretive, unelected commission whose diktats are backed by a court able to override elected democracies.

VOTE LEAVE

Bulls***

the dignified don't even enter in the game

Kermit8 Hevon 23 Jun 16 8.44am
Originally posted by Willo Indeed "Moves on" to a "United States of Europe". As for shaping it, some 50 - 60% of our laws and 70% of regulations are dictated to us by a EU that has a hunger and desire to impose increasingly statist regulations on 28 diverse nations. At the end of the day, the EU is institutionally incapable of reform.The EU is ruled by a secretive, unelected commission whose diktats are backed by a court able to override elected democracies. VOTE LEAVE All about the impact, Willo. Only those laws/regulations which have a negative one need to be scrutinised further. A very small percentage i'll wager. I do kinda admire your rebellion against the PM and the majority of The Conservative Party though. Very Derek Hatton Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 23 Jun 16 8.44am

Originally posted by Willo

Indeed "Moves on" to a "United States of Europe".

As for shaping it, some 50 - 60% of our laws and 70% of regulations are dictated to us by a EU that has a hunger and desire to impose increasingly statist regulations on 28 diverse nations.

At the end of the day, the EU is institutionally incapable of reform.The EU is ruled by a secretive, unelected commission whose diktats are backed by a court able to override elected democracies.

VOTE LEAVE

All about the impact, Willo. Only those laws/regulations which have a negative one need to be scrutinised further. A very small percentage i'll wager.

I do kinda admire your rebellion against the PM and the majority of The Conservative Party though. Very Derek Hatton

Big chest and massive boobs

[Link]

Kermit8 Hevon 23 Jun 16 8.49am
Not sure if the bookies are doing their own exit polls but remain is 2/9 now. I don't think they will win by that much to justify those odds. 52% stay and 48% leave prediction. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 23 Jun 16 8.49am

Not sure if the bookies are doing their own exit polls but remain is 2/9 now.

I don't think they will win by that much to justify those odds.

52% stay and 48% leave prediction.

Big chest and massive boobs

[Link]

Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 23 Jun 16 8.51am
Originally posted by SloveniaDave sorry, I thought your first point was rhetorical. A vote for remain is not a vote for the status quo. There is no such thing as the status quo in the modern world. It is a vote for which path we should follow - the one with our allies and friends, where we can help each other, if needed, or the path into the unknown, on our own. I don't accept this. We do know that as the world's 5th largest economy we will be able to strike up deals with countries eager to sell to our affluent consumers. We do know that Germans will still hunger to sell us their cars and the world will want our unique skills of the City of London. ETC ETC ETC.... I could go on and on and on. A vote to LEAVE would enable us to fulfil our destiny as one of the world's greatest trading nations, free to do deals with any country we like and give us a seat on international bodies instead of being one voice in 28 represented by a bureaucrat without our interests at heart. I believe in the sovereignty of our great nation,it's monarchy,it's judicial system and constitution.I don't want to be ruled by faceless bureaucrats.I am very concerned about uncontrolled immigration and I believe in Britain, it's culture,freedom and history.We are NOT some "Tinpot" nation which will be cut-adrift if we vote to LEAVE. Our ancestors shed blood to uphold and defend this country's right to govern itself, raise taxes and pass it's own laws and to get rid of politicians when they betray our trust.We really do NOT want to belong to some dysfunctional institution that denies us these rights, an institution pursuing an insane policy of "Open Borders" which if not checked will lead to violence between factions across Europe, NOT forgetting the strain this places on affluent economies. It's the "Known" about the EU that I totally abhor.Makes my blood boil and sends my "Blood Pressure" through the darned roof. Anyway, I have to LEAVE it here ! Got a very busy day so no time to engage in any further debate. VOTE LEAVE Edited by Willo (23 Jun 2016 9.02am)

Willo

South coast - west of Brighton. 23 Jun 16 8.51am

Originally posted by SloveniaDave

I don't accept this.
We do know that as the world's 5th largest economy we will be able to strike up deals with countries eager to sell to our affluent consumers.
We do know that Germans will still hunger to sell us their cars and the world will want our unique skills of the City of London.
ETC ETC ETC.... I could go on and on and on.
A vote to LEAVE would enable us to fulfil our destiny as one of the world's greatest trading nations, free to do deals with any country we like and give us a seat on international bodies instead of being one voice in 28 represented by a bureaucrat without our interests at heart.

I believe in the sovereignty of our great nation,it's monarchy,it's judicial system and constitution.I don't want to be ruled by faceless bureaucrats.I am very concerned about uncontrolled immigration and I believe in Britain, it's culture,freedom and history.We are NOT some "Tinpot" nation which will be cut-adrift if we vote to LEAVE.

Our ancestors shed blood to uphold and defend this country's right to govern itself, raise taxes and pass it's own laws and to get rid of politicians when they betray our trust.We really do NOT want to belong to some dysfunctional institution that denies us these rights, an institution pursuing an insane policy of "Open Borders" which if not checked will lead to violence between factions across Europe, NOT forgetting the strain this places on affluent economies.

It's the "Known" about the EU that I totally abhor.Makes my blood boil and sends my "Blood Pressure" through the darned roof.

Anyway, I have to LEAVE it here ! Got a very busy day so no time to engage in any further debate.

VOTE LEAVE

Edited by Willo (23 Jun 2016 9.02am)

Kermit8 Hevon 23 Jun 16 8.52am
Our flag is beautiful when projected. Thank you Europe [Link] Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 23 Jun 16 8.52am

Our flag is beautiful when projected.

Thank you Europe

[Link]

Big chest and massive boobs

[Link]

Frickin Saweet South Cronx 23 Jun 16 9.07am
Well, I'v just voted 'IN', mainly because my other half is from Central Europe and we have family living across Europe and I wouldn't want to make it harder for them or us to see each other or up sticks and live in another EU country one day. If my relationship status was different I'd probably have voted the other way. Even if the result is 'OUT' I'll still be a bit excited by the prospect of the unknown over the next few years/decades.

Frickin Saweet

South Cronx 23 Jun 16 9.07am

Well, I'v just voted 'IN', mainly because my other half is from Central Europe and we have family living across Europe and I wouldn't want to make it harder for them or us to see each other or up sticks and live in another EU country one day.

If my relationship status was different I'd probably have voted the other way. Even if the result is 'OUT' I'll still be a bit excited by the prospect of the unknown over the next few years/decades.

Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 23 Jun 16 9.11am
Originally posted by Willo I don't accept this. We do know that as the world's 5th largest economy we will be able to strike up deals with countries eager to sell to our affluent consumers. We do know that Germans will still hunger to sell us their cars and the world will want our unique skills of the City of London. ETC ETC ETC.... I could go on and on and on. A vote to LEAVE would enable us to fulfil our destiny as one of the world's greatest trading nations, free to do deals with any country we like and give us a seat on international bodies instead of being one voice in 28 represented by a bureaucrat without our interests at heart. I believe in the sovereignty of our great nation,it's monarchy,it's judicial system and constitution.I don't want to be ruled by faceless bureaucrats.I am very concerned about uncontrolled immigration and I believe in Britain, it's culture,freedom and history.We are NOT some "Tinpot" nation which will be cut-adrift if we vote to LEAVE. Our ancestors shed blood to uphold and defend this country's right to govern itself, raise taxes and pass it's own laws and to get rid of politicians when they betray our trust.We really do NOT want to belong to some dysfunctional institution that denies us these rights, an institution pursuing an insane policy of "Open Borders" which if not checked will lead to violence between factions across Europe, NOT forgetting the strain this places on affluent economies. It's the "Known" about the EU that I totally abhor.Makes my blood boil and sends my "Blood Pressure" through the darned roof. Anyway, I have to LEAVE it here ! Got a very busy day so no time to engage in any further debate. VOTE LEAVE Edited by Willo (23 Jun 2016 9.02am) Were French, German, Scandinavian, I could go on the dignified don't even enter in the game

Y Ddraig Goch

In The Crowd 23 Jun 16 9.11am

Originally posted by Willo

Our ancestors shed blood to uphold and defend this country's right to govern itself, raise taxes and pass it's own laws and to get rid of politicians when they betray our trust.We really do NOT want to belong to some dysfunctional institution that denies us these rights, an institution pursuing an insane policy of "Open Borders" which if not checked will lead to violence between factions across Europe, NOT forgetting the strain this places on affluent economies.

It's the "Known" about the EU that I totally abhor.Makes my blood boil and sends my "Blood Pressure" through the darned roof.

Anyway, I have to LEAVE it here ! Got a very busy day so no time to engage in any further debate.

VOTE LEAVE

Edited by Willo (23 Jun 2016 9.02am)

Were French, German, Scandinavian, I could go on

the dignified don't even enter in the game

Y Ddraig Goch In The Crowd 23 Jun 16 9.14am
Originally posted by Frickin Saweet Well, I'v just voted 'IN', mainly because my other half is from Central Europe and we have family living across Europe and I wouldn't want to make it harder for them or us to see each other or up sticks and live in another EU country one day. If my relationship status was different I'd probably have voted the other way. Even if the result is 'OUT' I'll still be a bit excited by the prospect of the unknown over the next few years/decades. If I vote, it will probably be a vote in. I started off firmly in the remain camp but now I am just sick of the whole thing. I feel whichever I vote for I won't be particularly comfortable. the dignified don't even enter in the game

Y Ddraig Goch

In The Crowd 23 Jun 16 9.14am

Originally posted by Frickin Saweet

If my relationship status was different I'd probably have voted the other way. Even if the result is 'OUT' I'll still be a bit excited by the prospect of the unknown over the next few years/decades.

If I vote, it will probably be a vote in.

I started off firmly in the remain camp but now I am just sick of the whole thing. I feel whichever I vote for I won't be particularly comfortable.

the dignified don't even enter in the game

doi209 Fighting for the weak and innocent... 23 Jun 16 9.18am
Originally posted by Kermit8 Our flag is beautiful when projected. Thank you Europe [Link] At least they know the correct way to hang it. A lot of us 'British' have no idea. LEAVE

doi209

Fighting for the weak and innocent... 23 Jun 16 9.18am

Originally posted by Kermit8

Our flag is beautiful when projected.

Thank you Europe

[Link]

At least they know the correct way to hang it. A lot of us 'British' have no idea.

LEAVE

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