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blackpalacefan 27 Jun 16 7.50pm
Originally posted by Cucking Funt You've been beaten to the punch, old sport. Edited by Cucking Funt (27 Jun 2016 7.48pm) so much is happening its hard to keep up!

blackpalacefan

27 Jun 16 7.50pm

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

You've been beaten to the punch, old sport.

Edited by Cucking Funt (27 Jun 2016 7.48pm)

so much is happening its hard to keep up!

DivingIsNotGood se25 27 Jun 16 7.54pm
[Link] we don't need any of your deals ca-moron;;GET OUT NOW we don't want to hear another lie from you while you try and tie us in again.... VOTING OUT - Brexit will allow Britain to embrace the Commonwealth and be GREAT again

DivingIsNotGood

se25 27 Jun 16 7.54pm

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we don't need any of your deals ca-moron;;GET OUT NOW we don't want to hear another lie from you while you try and tie us in again....

VOTING OUT - Brexit will allow Britain to embrace the Commonwealth and be GREAT again

johnno42000 27 Jun 16 7.55pm
Originally posted by dannyh Good grief, what a pair of bed wetters Not at all but when you see some of the racist crap that is being put out against ordinary human beings by people that have been emboldened by the leave vote then that worries me. I realise it was not the intention of the leave campaign (at least I'd like to think not) but the far right do seem to have received a boost because of the nationalistic (in the sense of the UK as a whole) tone of parts of the campaign. That is not a good thing. 'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'

johnno42000

27 Jun 16 7.55pm

Originally posted by dannyh

Good grief, what a pair of bed wetters

Not at all but when you see some of the racist crap that is being put out against ordinary human beings by people that have been emboldened by the leave vote then that worries me.

I realise it was not the intention of the leave campaign (at least I'd like to think not) but the far right do seem to have received a boost because of the nationalistic (in the sense of the UK as a whole) tone of parts of the campaign. That is not a good thing.

'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'

Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 27 Jun 16 7.55pm
Originally posted by blackpalacefan so much is happening its hard to keep up! I know, I know. And in case you missed it, the UK voted to leave the EU by a margin of 52% - 48% (give or take). Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

Cucking Funt

Clapham on the Back 27 Jun 16 7.55pm

Originally posted by blackpalacefan

so much is happening its hard to keep up!

I know, I know. And in case you missed it, the UK voted to leave the EU by a margin of 52% - 48% (give or take).

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

blackpalacefan 27 Jun 16 7.59pm
Originally posted by Cucking Funt I know, I know. And in case you missed it, the UK voted to leave the EU by a margin of 52% - 48% (give or take). Out of the EU and into the EEA mostly likely. Maybe we just wanted an extra letter. Edited by blackpalacefan (27 Jun 2016 8.01pm)

blackpalacefan

27 Jun 16 7.59pm

Originally posted by Cucking Funt

I know, I know. And in case you missed it, the UK voted to leave the EU by a margin of 52% - 48% (give or take).

Out of the EU and into the EEA mostly likely. Maybe we just wanted an extra letter.

Edited by blackpalacefan (27 Jun 2016 8.01pm)

Part Time James 27 Jun 16 8.40pm
Originally posted by blackpalacefan Out of the EU and into the EEA mostly likely. Maybe we just wanted an extra letter. Edited by blackpalacefan (27 Jun 2016 8.01pm) As long as our farmers get to continue in the EIEIO then we are all good.

Part Time James

27 Jun 16 8.40pm

Originally posted by blackpalacefan

Out of the EU and into the EEA mostly likely. Maybe we just wanted an extra letter.

Edited by blackpalacefan (27 Jun 2016 8.01pm)

As long as our farmers get to continue in the EIEIO then we are all good.

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 27 Jun 16 8.50pm
Originally posted by Part Time James As long as our farmers get to continue in the EIEIO then we are all good. Someone is going on a late surge for funniest poster. plough on mate

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 27 Jun 16 8.50pm

Originally posted by Part Time James

As long as our farmers get to continue in the EIEIO then we are all good.

Someone is going on a late surge for funniest poster. plough on mate

exbiggineagle Coney Hall Village 27 Jun 16 8.58pm
Leavers didnt reckon on Daveys lets leave ourselves open for 3 whole months whilst we dither. The worst decision he could of ever made for the UK economy. #Khanout

exbiggineagle

Coney Hall Village 27 Jun 16 8.58pm

Leavers didnt reckon on Daveys lets leave ourselves open for 3 whole months whilst we dither. The worst decision he could of ever made for the UK economy.

#Khanout

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 27 Jun 16 9.00pm
Originally posted by exbiggineagle Leavers didnt reckon on Daveys lets leave ourselves open for 3 whole months whilst we dither. The worst decision he could of ever made for the UK economy. Yep his 'not up to me guv ' type comment went down well.

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 27 Jun 16 9.00pm

Originally posted by exbiggineagle

Leavers didnt reckon on Daveys lets leave ourselves open for 3 whole months whilst we dither. The worst decision he could of ever made for the UK economy.

Yep his 'not up to me guv ' type comment went down well.

Kermit8 Hevon 27 Jun 16 9.05pm
Originally posted by dannyh Good grief, what a pair of bed wetters The 1970's danny. NF v The Anti-Nazi League. No quarter given from any side. 'You hit me and I'll hit you back harder'. It was pretty effective. The Sieg-Heil'ers did not like it up 'em Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 27 Jun 16 9.05pm

Originally posted by dannyh

Good grief, what a pair of bed wetters

The 1970's danny. NF v The Anti-Nazi League. No quarter given from any side. 'You hit me and I'll hit you back harder'. It was pretty effective. The Sieg-Heil'ers did not like it up 'em

Big chest and massive boobs

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blackpalacefan 27 Jun 16 9.07pm
Originally posted by blackpalacefan Daniel Hannan has already said he's happy to say in the single market and that he doesnt want immigration cut sharply. Boris has just said he wants to be part of the single market and doesnt believe that immigration is a factor or concern for most people. The backtracking is coming thick and part. This was never about slowing immigration for them anyway, it doesnt effect them. The reality of the situation has hit home and he realises that whatever decision he makes he'll be seen as the bad guy. I think he genuinely thought remain would win, and he'd be seen as the plucky man of the people, setting up a case to next next prime minister. Now he may very well be prime minister, but in the midst of a very unstable situation where whatever route he goes will infuriate millions. Edited by blackpalacefan (27 Jun 2016 7.29pm) More from Hannan today on immigration: "It ought to be possible to stay in a free market arrangement with the EU", with some EU nationals able to work in the UK, says Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan. But didn't many people vote Leave because they wanted a cut in immigration, he is asked. Leave campaigner Mr Hannan insists he has "been saying the same thing throughout" the campaign. "It will be for Parliament to decide what immigration policy we have," he says. "It doesn't mean that we raise the drawbridge. Personally, I'm quite liberal about immigration."

blackpalacefan

27 Jun 16 9.07pm

Originally posted by blackpalacefan

Daniel Hannan has already said he's happy to say in the single market and that he doesnt want immigration cut sharply. Boris has just said he wants to be part of the single market and doesnt believe that immigration is a factor or concern for most people. The backtracking is coming thick and part. This was never about slowing immigration for them anyway, it doesnt effect them. The reality of the situation has hit home and he realises that whatever decision he makes he'll be seen as the bad guy. I think he genuinely thought remain would win, and he'd be seen as the plucky man of the people, setting up a case to next next prime minister. Now he may very well be prime minister, but in the midst of a very unstable situation where whatever route he goes will infuriate millions.

Edited by blackpalacefan (27 Jun 2016 7.29pm)

More from Hannan today on immigration:

"It ought to be possible to stay in a free market arrangement with the EU", with some EU nationals able to work in the UK, says Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan.

But didn't many people vote Leave because they wanted a cut in immigration, he is asked.

Leave campaigner Mr Hannan insists he has "been saying the same thing throughout" the campaign.

"It will be for Parliament to decide what immigration policy we have," he says.

"It doesn't mean that we raise the drawbridge. Personally, I'm quite liberal about immigration."

Kermit8 Hevon 27 Jun 16 9.08pm
Originally posted by exbiggineagle Leavers didnt reckon on Daveys lets leave ourselves open for 3 whole months whilst we dither. The worst decision he could of ever made for the UK economy. Not as bad as having the referendum in the first place. Or at worst 6 months after he was voted back in whilst he was still fairly popular. Having it mid-term was kamikaze politics. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 27 Jun 16 9.08pm

Originally posted by exbiggineagle

Leavers didnt reckon on Daveys lets leave ourselves open for 3 whole months whilst we dither. The worst decision he could of ever made for the UK economy.

Not as bad as having the referendum in the first place. Or at worst 6 months after he was voted back in whilst he was still fairly popular. Having it mid-term was kamikaze politics.

Big chest and massive boobs

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davenotamonkey 27 Jun 16 9.56pm
Dear all - please sign this position to replay the Iceland - England game until we get the result we want. You can join the 30,000 that have already signed from Vatican City (population 800). We also have some scripts running that randomise postcodes to submit fake petition signatures. We can get it up to 4million in no time at all. [Link]

davenotamonkey

27 Jun 16 9.56pm

Dear all - please sign this position to replay the Iceland - England game until we get the result we want.

You can join the 30,000 that have already signed from Vatican City (population 800). We also have some scripts running that randomise postcodes to submit fake petition signatures. We can get it up to 4million in no time at all.

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blackpalacefan 27 Jun 16 10.00pm
Nigel Farage has hit out at Conservative MP and Leave campaigner Daniel Hannan for "selling out" over immigration. Mr Hannan has said he is interested in returning control of immigration policy to Parliament. And, speaking earlier on the BBC News Channel, he said he was "quite liberal about immigration" - though he acknowledged that some would disagree with that stance. Meanwhile, Mr Farage was on Channel 4 News saying: "We can control immigration. "All we need is a Conservative Party government with the will to do it. "And to hear somebody like Dan Hannan effectively selling out - or potentially selling out - already worries me greatly."

blackpalacefan

27 Jun 16 10.00pm

Nigel Farage has hit out at Conservative MP and Leave campaigner Daniel Hannan for "selling out" over immigration.

Mr Hannan has said he is interested in returning control of immigration policy to Parliament. And, speaking earlier on the BBC News Channel, he said he was "quite liberal about immigration" - though he acknowledged that some would disagree with that stance.

Meanwhile, Mr Farage was on Channel 4 News saying: "We can control immigration.

"All we need is a Conservative Party government with the will to do it.

"And to hear somebody like Dan Hannan effectively selling out - or potentially selling out - already worries me greatly."

Hrolf The Ganger 27 Jun 16 10.07pm
Originally posted by blackpalacefan Nigel Farage has hit out at Conservative MP and Leave campaigner Daniel Hannan for "selling out" over immigration. Mr Hannan has said he is interested in returning control of immigration policy to Parliament. And, speaking earlier on the BBC News Channel, he said he was "quite liberal about immigration" - though he acknowledged that some would disagree with that stance. Meanwhile, Mr Farage was on Channel 4 News saying: "We can control immigration. "All we need is a Conservative Party government with the will to do it. "And to hear somebody like Dan Hannan effectively selling out - or potentially selling out - already worries me greatly." This is all great news for UKIP.

Hrolf The Ganger

27 Jun 16 10.07pm

Originally posted by blackpalacefan

Nigel Farage has hit out at Conservative MP and Leave campaigner Daniel Hannan for "selling out" over immigration.

Mr Hannan has said he is interested in returning control of immigration policy to Parliament. And, speaking earlier on the BBC News Channel, he said he was "quite liberal about immigration" - though he acknowledged that some would disagree with that stance.

Meanwhile, Mr Farage was on Channel 4 News saying: "We can control immigration.

"All we need is a Conservative Party government with the will to do it.

"And to hear somebody like Dan Hannan effectively selling out - or potentially selling out - already worries me greatly."

This is all great news for UKIP.

blackpalacefan 27 Jun 16 10.14pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger This is all great news for UKIP. I agree, it will keep their support going but under a FPTP system they have their work cut out. That and it will be down to a conversative government to put these trade deals in place over the next two years.

blackpalacefan

27 Jun 16 10.14pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

This is all great news for UKIP.

I agree, it will keep their support going but under a FPTP system they have their work cut out. That and it will be down to a conversative government to put these trade deals in place over the next two years.

Kermit8 Hevon 27 Jun 16 10.15pm
Originally posted by davenotamonkey Dear all - please sign this position to replay the Iceland - England game until we get the result we want. You can join the 30,000 that have already signed from Vatican City (population 800). We also have some scripts running that randomise postcodes to submit fake petition signatures. We can get it up to 4million in no time at all. [Link] Ha I got the result I wanted. For a change. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 27 Jun 16 10.15pm

Originally posted by davenotamonkey

Dear all - please sign this position to replay the Iceland - England game until we get the result we want.

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I got the result I wanted. For a change.

Big chest and massive boobs

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blackpalacefan 27 Jun 16 10.34pm
Tory Cabinet minister calls for second referendum on terms of EU exit "Britain should have a second referendum on the terms of leaving the European Union if it can secure a new deal to control its borders, a Conservative Cabinet minister says. Writing in the Daily Telegraph, Jeremy Hunt, the Health Secretary, becomes the first minister to suggest that Britain could hold another vote on Brexit despite the Leave victory last week. He says the new Prime Minister must be allowed to “negotiate a deal” with Brussels and “put it to the British people” by either calling a general election or having another referendum. He says that Britain must remain in the single market and reach a “sensible compromise” with the EU of freedom of movement rules to allow the UK to control migration."

blackpalacefan

27 Jun 16 10.34pm

Tory Cabinet minister calls for second referendum on terms of EU exit

"Britain should have a second referendum on the terms of leaving the European Union if it can secure a new deal to control its borders, a Conservative Cabinet minister says.

Writing in the Daily Telegraph, Jeremy Hunt, the Health Secretary, becomes the first minister to suggest that Britain could hold another vote on Brexit despite the Leave victory last week.

He says the new Prime Minister must be allowed to “negotiate a deal” with Brussels and “put it to the British people” by either calling a general election or having another referendum.

He says that Britain must remain in the single market and reach a “sensible compromise” with the EU of freedom of movement rules to allow the UK to control migration."

Hrolf The Ganger 27 Jun 16 10.35pm
Originally posted by blackpalacefan I agree, it will keep their support going but under a FPTP system they have their work cut out. That and it will be down to a conversative government to put these trade deals in place over the next two years. Yes they will but I sense a change in politics that has not occurred in our lifetimes. Especially if Labour keep going further left.

Hrolf The Ganger

27 Jun 16 10.35pm

Originally posted by blackpalacefan

I agree, it will keep their support going but under a FPTP system they have their work cut out. That and it will be down to a conversative government to put these trade deals in place over the next two years.

Yes they will but I sense a change in politics that has not occurred in our lifetimes. Especially if Labour keep going further left.

blackpalacefan 27 Jun 16 10.37pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Yes they will but I sense a change in politics that has not occurred in our lifetimes. Especially if Labour keep going further left. It's certainly possible. One thing that can be said for UKIP is that they are not in disarray, whereas the other parties have all kinds of problems on their hands.

blackpalacefan

27 Jun 16 10.37pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Yes they will but I sense a change in politics that has not occurred in our lifetimes. Especially if Labour keep going further left.

It's certainly possible. One thing that can be said for UKIP is that they are not in disarray, whereas the other parties have all kinds of problems on their hands.

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