The issue of Sovereignty isn't rubbish at all, but you well know what I was talking about. Carry on being disingenuous though.
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The issue of Sovereignty isn't rubbish at all, but you well know what I was talking about. Carry on being disingenuous though.
Einstein almost certainly never said that. If he had said that about quantum physics, he would have been wrong.
I feel exactly the same about you, Mr Jack and a few other arguers for remaining.
I was referring specifically to Errols constant harping on about people wanting to remain in the EU being traitors and betraying future generations. It's utter histrionic nonsense.
Great facts indeed. ^^^^
Add this to the moving forward : https://fullfact.org/europe/hunt-eu-army/
I'll link this quote as fact.
Add this to the moving forward : https://fullfact.org/europe/hunt-eu-army/
I'll link this quote as fact.
Could you quantify what almost 100% is?
We already know the border force doesn't cope very well as it is, how much extra do you think we should spend (and where is it going to come from)?
I'd also be interested to know how you'd hope this change would be affected - given that none of our (electable) political parties have a policy to stop immigration?
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If he hadn't said that why on earth would he be so associated with that particular saying. It's all over the web.
If you want a different result, change something. Try it, actually works.
Sounds very much like the current conservative government. Theresa May is almost a textbook definition of it!
Luckily, since the lib dems were chastised for stopping the biggest excesses last time round the EU is helping reduce some of their excesses.
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If we were not currently part of the EU. Would you vote to joint it?
Thats the question I ask myself and to be honest the answer would be no.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and will vote accordingly but cant help but feel that the remain arguments have been nothing but scaremongering and predictions. The leave campaign of course are predictions also, however as we are currently in the EU should they not have been able to give us more facts?
The final nail for me was threatening the pensions! Obviously a ploy to try and win those OAP votes!!!
I really do hope the out campaign wins.
Thats the question I ask myself and to be honest the answer would be no.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and will vote accordingly but cant help but feel that the remain arguments have been nothing but scaremongering and predictions. The leave campaign of course are predictions also, however as we are currently in the EU should they not have been able to give us more facts?
The final nail for me was threatening the pensions! Obviously a ploy to try and win those OAP votes!!!
I really do hope the out campaign wins.
Not to mention the "PUNISHMENT" tax Osbourne has threatened us with.
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/15/osborne-britain-eu-more-important-career-tory-mps
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/15/osborne-britain-eu-more-important-career-tory-mps
The “experts” said we must join the ERM – disaster.
The “experts” said we must join the Euro – disaster.
The same “experts” say we must not leave the EU.
Draw your own conclusions.
Albert Einstein — 'Blind belief in authority is the greatest enemy of truth'.
The “experts” said we must join the Euro – disaster.
The same “experts” say we must not leave the EU.
Draw your own conclusions.
Albert Einstein — 'Blind belief in authority is the greatest enemy of truth'.
Um, are you saying that people can't have things attributed to them wrongly?
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Apologies if already posted, but the FT did an interesting piece on the economics today.
Well, I say interesting. It's not really anything new, but it's in an easy to digest format!
https://next.ft.com/content/0260242c-370b-11e6-9a05-82a9b15a8ee7
Well, I say interesting. It's not really anything new, but it's in an easy to digest format!
https://next.ft.com/content/0260242c-370b-11e6-9a05-82a9b15a8ee7
that's the dumbest thing ive read this year.
so how come pictures of marie curie on the net on stamps and else where are actually of her friend not her.
lots of stuff gets posted as "fact" when they aren't. being idely distributed a such doesn't make it so.
also the world has tried nationalism so many times and its failed.
lets actually try being part of the EU rather than this in/out sideline,
It's been covered many times, but campaigns for the status quo are always going to be less positive than change campaigns. It's also entirely disingenuous to say that the remain arguments have been nothing but scaremongering and predictions, when the leave campaign has been exactly the same.
Both campaigns have been utterly shameful.
When you say liberal thinking Eurocrats do you also include the British MPs that voted against action in Syria?
Have you considered that something on the Internet might not actually be true? Have you heard of snopes.org?
Doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting a different result is called practice.
Ha! I missed that.
I hate to say it I agreed with Nigel Farage's assessment. If we vote to stay and there isn't some fairly competent changes then someone else will simply leave first.
I feel like we've somewhat missed the boat; if Cameron hadn't been forced into calling this referendum we could have negotiated EU reform from a much stronger basis: there are enough countries that want it.
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