tbh my local doctors is full of gurkhas, thanks joanna lumley for that,
i bet she doesnt have her private waiting room at her private doctors full of em...
yes i know this isnt EU related but still..
Poll: The EU Referendum: How Will You Vote? (June Poll)
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tbh my local doctors is full of gurkhas, thanks joanna lumley for that,
i bet she doesnt have her private waiting room at her private doctors full of em...
yes i know this isnt EU related but still..
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It's on the statute books...
Because the law deeming it so was only introduced in 2011. Prior to 2011, there was no legal requirement for a referendum. Now, there is.
tbh my local doctors is full of gurkhas, thanks joanna lumley for that,
i bet she doesnt have her private waiting room at her private doctors full of em...
yes i know this isnt EU related but still..
To bd fair i don't think theres many a brit even the BNP flag wavers who'd begrudge the Gurkhas
[TW]Fox;29586574 said:Surely not another scorza argument based on 'perhaps maybe if'?
Sorry but it's a fact that Britain negotiated an opt-out from the Charter of Fundamental Rights in the Lisbon Treaty, only for the ECJ to decide that we didn't have an opt-out after all. When you transfer sovereignty to foreign powers, you're accepting that they can over-rule your laws.
Still only met the one in voter.
What is starting to get more apparent with these leaders is that they are all telling us if we leave, investment will go... so they are blackmailing 60+million people... do what we want you to or screw you.
That's not in any way shape or form reasonable or fair platforming of issues, its trade and investment based blackmail.
Disgusting behaviour from so called "leaders". You would think their positions would say: We are a democracy and people in these other democracies decided they voted against something... good for them, that's what these people want and we can still do deals with them. But nope!
If I didn't know any better I would say at this years Bilderberg there is going to be some interesting conversations about how many rights us scumbag plebs should have.
People who vote remain truly do not like the principle of democracy. When TTIP makes its way into the EU, if we are still part of it, there is some very bad aspects to come. We are as a Western world so far removed from Capitalism, we are now a Corporatist Authoritarian federation. The only people escaping are the ultra rich.
Dennis Skinner got it right when he said as with everything, its about Class. Nail... Head.
What is starting to get more apparent with these leaders is that they are all telling us if we leave, investment will go... so they are blackmailing 60+million people... do what we want you to or screw you.
That's not in any way shape or form reasonable or fair platforming of issues, its trade and investment based blackmail.
Disgusting behaviour from so called "leaders". You would think their positions would say: We are a democracy and people in these other democracies decided they voted against something... good for them, that's what these people want and we can still do deals with them. But nope!
If I didn't know any better I would say at this years Bilderberg there is going to be some interesting conversations about how many rights us scumbag plebs should have.
People who vote remain truly do not like the principle of democracy. When TTIP makes its way into the EU, if we are still part of it, there is some very bad aspects to come. We are as a Western world so far removed from Capitalism, we are now a Corporatist Authoritarian federation. The only people escaping are the ultra rich.
Dennis Skinner got it right when he said as with everything, its about Class. Nail... Head.
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Every time the remain camp open their mouths more and more undecided people join the leave voters.
To be honest it is one time in my life I don't want the PM to be quiet.
The more people are actually exposed to the arguments, the more likely they seem to be to vote leave. Its why DC wanted such a short campaign, despite it interfering with the regional elections.
This retort to the Japanese PM's thoughts on post brexit Britain is laughable.
Exactly what Farage said to Galloway in the first proper discussion of the referendum.
People who look into remain and leave I would argue can get the information fairly easily and decide on reflection and evaluation that there is far more on offer, for cheaper with better outcomes for Britain and us as a people.
You see, no, no I don't. Stuff like that just persuades me more that there really is no rational substance to the Brexit case than "lol immigrants, Germans, Turkey, it will all be better if we leave somehow". If there were concrete and irrefutably good reasoning why the UK would be better off out of Europe we've not yet seen it otherwise the polls would be showing a massive lead for Brexit.
If you're going to change something you have to give people like me who are open to be persuaded either way a good reason, not vague fluff.
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Whereas all your arguments are based on current laws never changing.[TW]Fox;29586574 said:Surely not another scorza argument based on 'perhaps maybe if'?
Yes, Damn them and their 20 years of service in the British armed forces, why should they be able to ... Oh, wait...tbh my local doctors is full of gurkhas, thanks joanna lumley for that,
i bet she doesnt have her private waiting room at her private doctors full of em...
yes i know this isnt EU related but still..
But UK was part of creating what the EU is today. You can't use that as an argument.
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