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DivingIsNotGood se25 08 Jun 16 9.15pm
genius [Link] VOTING OUT - Brexit will allow Britain to embrace the Commonwealth and be GREAT again

DivingIsNotGood

se25 08 Jun 16 9.15pm

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

Hrolf The Ganger 08 Jun 16 9.45pm
Originally posted by nickgusset With so much of our infrastructure belonging to foreign companies , will we be able to make them British again if we leave? Surely that is the patriotic way? Nick you must have a lot of time on your hands to say all these things in stereo. Surely regularly saying the same things on the BBS and HOL is a little self indulgent.

Hrolf The Ganger

08 Jun 16 9.45pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

With so much of our infrastructure belonging to foreign companies , will we be able to make them British again if we leave? Surely that is the patriotic way?

Nick you must have a lot of time on your hands to say all these things in stereo.

Surely regularly saying the same things on the BBS and HOL is a little self indulgent.

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 08 Jun 16 9.53pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Nick you must have a lot of time on your hands to say all these things in stereo. Surely regularly saying the same things on the BBS and HOL is a little self indulgent. Ha owned! Different responses on both sites.

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 08 Jun 16 9.53pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Nick you must have a lot of time on your hands to say all these things in stereo.

Surely regularly saying the same things on the BBS and HOL is a little self indulgent.

Ha owned! Different responses on both sites.

Simon Jordan for PM London 08 Jun 16 10.14pm
The EU is a project doomed to failure. The only option for the EU is for closer integration. The EU wants to harmonise taxation across Europe something which the UK should and hopefully would never agree to. Given this is the case and that even if the worst case scenario happens and uk votes to remain to suggest the UK which will not be a full participating member of the EU could somehow reform it is laughable. Cameron obtained little or no concessions when the threat of the referendum loomed large to think the UK will somehow be able to reform the EU should the uk vote to remain is naive in the extreme. The main reason so many other countries voice their opposition to a brexit is from their own self interest perspective. Of the 28 member states only 10 are net contributors the the EU budget (which it is expected to be announced need currently has a shortfall of around 25 million euros) and of those 10, 3 contribute two thirds towards the EU budget the UK, France and Spain. Victoria the leave view the for a brighter future and one where the UK can control its own destiny.

Simon Jordan for PM

London 08 Jun 16 10.14pm

The EU is a project doomed to failure. The only option for the EU is for closer integration. The EU wants to harmonise taxation across Europe something which the UK should and hopefully would never agree to. Given this is the case and that even if the worst case scenario happens and uk votes to remain to suggest the UK which will not be a full participating member of the EU could somehow reform it is laughable. Cameron obtained little or no concessions when the threat of the referendum loomed large to think the UK will somehow be able to reform the EU should the uk vote to remain is naive in the extreme. The main reason so many other countries voice their opposition to a brexit is from their own self interest perspective. Of the 28 member states only 10 are net contributors the the EU budget (which it is expected to be announced need currently has a shortfall of around 25 million euros) and of those 10, 3 contribute two thirds towards the EU budget the UK, France and Spain. Victoria the leave view the for a brighter future and one where the UK can control its own destiny.

Hrolf The Ganger 08 Jun 16 10.15pm
Originally posted by nickgusset Ha owned! Different responses on both sites. Well you are playing at home on the BBS for the most part. This is a more well rounded site.

Hrolf The Ganger

08 Jun 16 10.15pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

Ha owned! Different responses on both sites.

Well you are playing at home on the BBS for the most part.

This is a more well rounded site.

Simon Jordan for PM London 08 Jun 16 10.31pm
I shall be voted by to leave. It's time to take back control. 24 June will be Our Independence Day!

Simon Jordan for PM

London 08 Jun 16 10.31pm

I shall be voted by to leave. It's time
to take back control. 24 June will be
Our Independence Day!

Simon Jordan for PM London 08 Jun 16 10.32pm
I shall also ban all autocorrect software from the new brighter brexit post EU world lol!

Simon Jordan for PM

London 08 Jun 16 10.32pm

I shall also ban all autocorrect software from the new brighter brexit post EU world lol!

cpfc84 08 Jun 16 10.47pm
this is how it will play out osbourne said turkey wont join the EU the result will be that we stay in EU later down the road Turkey will join the EU now 70+ million turks have access to england

cpfc84

08 Jun 16 10.47pm

this is how it will play out osbourne said turkey wont join the EU

the result will be that we stay in EU

later down the road Turkey will join the EU

now 70+ million turks have access to england

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 08 Jun 16 11.02pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Well you are playing at home on the BBS for the most part. This is a more well rounded site. A lot more abuse over there. Back to topic... If we vote leave, will the dustmen turn up on the right f***ing day? Bustard foxes have ripped me bags to shreds this evening.

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 08 Jun 16 11.02pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Well you are playing at home on the BBS for the most part.

This is a more well rounded site.

A lot more abuse over there.

Back to topic...

If we vote leave, will the dustmen turn up on the right f***ing day? Bustard foxes have ripped me bags to shreds this evening.

nickgusset Shizzlehurst 08 Jun 16 11.03pm
Originally posted by cpfc84 this is how it will play out osbourne said turkey wont join the EU the result will be that we stay in EU later down the road Turkey will join the EU now 70+ million turks have access to england Don't they already, I'm sure I've taught some Turkish kids.

nickgusset

Shizzlehurst 08 Jun 16 11.03pm

Originally posted by cpfc84

this is how it will play out osbourne said turkey wont join the EU

the result will be that we stay in EU

later down the road Turkey will join the EU

now 70+ million turks have access to england

Don't they already, I'm sure I've taught some Turkish kids.

Stirlingsays 09 Jun 16 12.19am
Originally posted by nickgusset Don't they already, I'm sure I've taught some Turkish kids. Well leaving the EU doesn't mean immigration stops. It just means that we regain the ability to control it more. Not completely but far far more than we currently have. At the moment England is slowly being lost to a creeping Nothingland. A country where fewer and fewer people actually identify as English. This is what the left and elements of the wealthy classes have bequeathed this country. I just get more disenfranchised by the whole sorry demise of...what I once knew. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Stirlingsays

09 Jun 16 12.19am

Originally posted by nickgusset

Don't they already, I'm sure I've taught some Turkish kids.

Well leaving the EU doesn't mean immigration stops. It just means that we regain the ability to control it more.

Not completely but far far more than we currently have.

At the moment England is slowly being lost to a creeping Nothingland. A country where fewer and fewer people actually identify as English.

This is what the left and elements of the wealthy classes have bequeathed this country.

I just get more disenfranchised by the whole sorry demise of...what I once knew.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Sportyteacher London 09 Jun 16 6.27am
So it is official now that BREXIT campaign claims regarding NHS ARE lies. Sarah Wollaston MP decides to swap sides and join REMAIN: [Link] And her background? Former GP and now chairman of Health Select Committee. (Which begs the question why on earth she isn't Health Secretary)

Sportyteacher

London 09 Jun 16 6.27am

So it is official now that BREXIT campaign claims regarding NHS ARE lies. Sarah Wollaston MP decides to swap sides and join REMAIN:

[Link]

And her background? Former GP and now chairman of Health Select Committee. (Which begs the question why on earth she isn't Health Secretary)

blackpalacefan 09 Jun 16 6.34am
Originally posted by davenotamonkey Do grow up. The days of screaming "waycist" and "xenofowb" because someone has a different idea of what their country should be are long gone. It makes you look pathetic. The "view" that never existed - you mean freely trading among the rest of the world (all 160+ nations of them) without the need for a continually-federalising political experiment? Yes. Never existed. Here's reality: if the EU's 19th Century customs union approach is so bloody amazing, why has the same model not spawned elsewhere in the world? Are MERCOSUR desperate for a common currency, anthem, flag and president? How about ASEAN? Are they looking to shut off trade with China because it harms their protectionist ideals? No. These countries trade: sometimes freely, often successfully, and without the cold, dead hand of bureaucratic cronyism stifling their productivity and competitiveness. We are fcuking MAD not to join them. There are extremes on both sides.. the vote is to be be close and so is it best to stick to the central message isnt it. Thats his point. It is not hard to say you want to control the border without attacking all that come here. Put anger aside.

blackpalacefan

09 Jun 16 6.34am

Originally posted by davenotamonkey

Do grow up. The days of screaming "waycist" and "xenofowb" because someone has a different idea of what their country should be are long gone. It makes you look pathetic.

The "view" that never existed - you mean freely trading among the rest of the world (all 160+ nations of them) without the need for a continually-federalising political experiment? Yes. Never existed.

Here's reality: if the EU's 19th Century customs union approach is so bloody amazing, why has the same model not spawned elsewhere in the world? Are MERCOSUR desperate for a common currency, anthem, flag and president? How about ASEAN? Are they looking to shut off trade with China because it harms their protectionist ideals?

No. These countries trade: sometimes freely, often successfully, and without the cold, dead hand of bureaucratic cronyism stifling their productivity and competitiveness. We are fcuking MAD not to join them.

There are extremes on both sides.. the vote is to be be close and so is it best to stick to the central message isnt it. Thats his point. It is not hard to say you want to control the border without attacking all that come here. Put anger aside.

Rubin 09 Jun 16 6.39am
I'm pretty sure that someone intelligent enough to become a doctor would have been aware of the fact that it's £350m a week before rebates before now. Quite clearly a publicity stunt, again, showing the desperation of remain.

Rubin

09 Jun 16 6.39am

I'm pretty sure that someone intelligent enough to become a doctor would have been aware of the fact that it's £350m a week before rebates before now.

Quite clearly a publicity stunt, again, showing the desperation of remain.

Kermit8 Hevon 09 Jun 16 7.11am
Originally posted by Rubin I'm pretty sure that someone intelligent enough to become a doctor would have been aware of the fact that it's £350m a week before rebates before now. Quite clearly a publicity stunt, again, showing the desperation of remain. And the spin and lies continue..... The desperation is not from remain on this one. She is elbowing Leave not because of the reason you state above but because of the lie that '£350 million would be saved for the NHS' At least she had the balls. Not a good day for Brexit. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 09 Jun 16 7.11am

Originally posted by Rubin

I'm pretty sure that someone intelligent enough to become a doctor would have been aware of the fact that it's £350m a week before rebates before now.

Quite clearly a publicity stunt, again, showing the desperation of remain.

And the spin and lies continue.....

The desperation is not from remain on this one.

She is elbowing Leave not because of the reason you state above but because of the lie that '£350 million would be saved for the NHS'

At least she had the balls.

Not a good day for Brexit.

Big chest and massive boobs

[Link]

Kermit8 Hevon 09 Jun 16 7.15am
Originally posted by Stirlingsays Well leaving the EU doesn't mean immigration stops. It just means that we regain the ability to control it more. Not completely but far far more than we currently have. At the moment England is slowly being lost to a creeping Nothingland. A country where fewer and fewer people actually identify as English. This is what the left and elements of the wealthy classes have bequeathed this country. I just get more disenfranchised by the whole sorry demise of...what I once knew. I blame the Vikings and Normans. English people will always exist but their make-up has been malleable for a very long time now. No doubt in 300 years some English people will be bemoaning change in their society too. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]

Kermit8

Hevon 09 Jun 16 7.15am

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Well leaving the EU doesn't mean immigration stops. It just means that we regain the ability to control it more.

Not completely but far far more than we currently have.

At the moment England is slowly being lost to a creeping Nothingland. A country where fewer and fewer people actually identify as English.

This is what the left and elements of the wealthy classes have bequeathed this country.

I just get more disenfranchised by the whole sorry demise of...what I once knew.

I blame the Vikings and Normans.

English people will always exist but their make-up has been malleable for a very long time now. No doubt in 300 years some English people will be bemoaning change in their society too.

Big chest and massive boobs

[Link]

Rubin 09 Jun 16 7.35am
Originally posted by Kermit8 And the spin and lies continue..... The desperation is not from remain on this one. She is elbowing Leave not because of the reason you state above but because of the lie that '£350 million would be saved for the NHS' At least she had the balls. Not a good day for Brexit. Where as the remain argument is based on conjecture and worse than worst case scenario predictions with lies thrown in on top. As I said, why's she only just chosen to make a 'dramatic' change now? Why not do it a couple of months ago? Why alert the media? Someone who genuinely believed in leaving isn't going to switch sides over this.

Rubin

09 Jun 16 7.35am

Originally posted by Kermit8

And the spin and lies continue.....

The desperation is not from remain on this one.

She is elbowing Leave not because of the reason you state above but because of the lie that '£350 million would be saved for the NHS'

At least she had the balls.

Not a good day for Brexit.

Where as the remain argument is based on conjecture and worse than worst case scenario predictions with lies thrown in on top.

As I said, why's she only just chosen to make a 'dramatic' change now? Why not do it a couple of months ago? Why alert the media? Someone who genuinely believed in leaving isn't going to switch sides over this.

Sg Bilko Deurne Holland 09 Jun 16 7.45am
Those that think leaving the EU will solve their migrant crisis are living in cloud cuckoo land, it's not. Those that really want to get to the UK will still do so via clandestine methods, it hasn't worked in Southern Italy, or Greece, it wont work in the UK for all the same reasons. Whilst you have unscrupulous people smugglers it will always be a problem.

Sg Bilko

Deurne Holland 09 Jun 16 7.45am

Those that think leaving the EU will solve their migrant crisis are living in cloud cuckoo land, it's not.

Those that really want to get to the UK will still do so via clandestine methods, it hasn't worked in Southern Italy, or Greece, it wont work in the UK for all the same reasons.

Whilst you have unscrupulous people smugglers it will always be a problem.

blackpalacefan 09 Jun 16 7.55am
Originally posted by Sg Bilko Those that think leaving the EU will solve their migrant crisis are living in cloud cuckoo land, it's not. Those that really want to get to the UK will still do so via clandestine methods, it hasn't worked in Southern Italy, or Greece, it wont work in the UK for all the same reasons. Whilst you have unscrupulous people smugglers it will always be a problem. No need the government will allow free movement no matter the result [Link]

blackpalacefan

09 Jun 16 7.55am

Originally posted by Sg Bilko

Those that think leaving the EU will solve their migrant crisis are living in cloud cuckoo land, it's not.

Those that really want to get to the UK will still do so via clandestine methods, it hasn't worked in Southern Italy, or Greece, it wont work in the UK for all the same reasons.

Whilst you have unscrupulous people smugglers it will always be a problem.

No need the government will allow free movement no matter the result

[Link]

Sg Bilko Deurne Holland 09 Jun 16 8.02am
Originally posted by Rubin I'm pretty sure that someone intelligent enough to become a doctor would have been aware of the fact that it's £350m a week before rebates before now. Quite clearly a publicity stunt, again, showing the desperation of remain. I think you'll find its more like £180m pw, which is reduced with the subsidies that come back. If the UK leaves the EU, for the UK to have EUU status it will cost more than £180m pw ask Norway, and Switzerland, and wont happen over night.

Sg Bilko

Deurne Holland 09 Jun 16 8.02am

Originally posted by Rubin

I'm pretty sure that someone intelligent enough to become a doctor would have been aware of the fact that it's £350m a week before rebates before now.

Quite clearly a publicity stunt, again, showing the desperation of remain.

I think you'll find its more like £180m pw, which is reduced with the subsidies that come back.

If the UK leaves the EU, for the UK to have EUU status it will cost more than £180m pw ask Norway, and Switzerland, and wont happen over night.

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