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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.." . They could leave, they could remain but I'll hazard a guess that neither will do anything they wasn't going to do anyhow!. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." Why do you want us to leave ? I'm voting remain anyway but just curious  | |||
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"I don't mind getting fucked but not by all the EU vote leave " the cars you drive most of the food you eat the energy to heat your house most of it comes from the EU in or out you will still be fucked by people you don't know | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.." What would you do if the result is to leave ? | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.. What would you do if the result is to leave ?" I'd change my opinion on the level of common sense that the British people have | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.. What would you do if the result is to leave ? I'd change my opinion on the level of common sense that the British people have " So not much then. | |||
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"Hasn't this been done to death?, the football seemed to put a kybosh on it all then it's back again " Thanks for the reply VOTE LEAVE | |||
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"Hasn't this been done to death?, the football seemed to put a kybosh on it all then it's back again Thanks for the reply VOTE LEAVE" why should we vote leave? | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." Why are you voting leave, how do you think this will improve your life; and more importantly how will it improve mine? | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why do you want us to leave ? I'm voting remain anyway but just curious "Noone likes the, UK. They see the, UK. as a "threat" so why keep funding them. Charity begins at home on these shores. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why do you want us to leave ? I'm voting remain anyway but just curious
Noone likes the, UK. They see the, UK. as a "threat" so why keep funding them. Charity begins at home on these shores."Bon Quers  | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." I am still undecided...however, a plea from a random fabber will not really sway my vote  | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." Your country? You mean our country! Sorry I'm voting to remain | |||
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" or anyone with a 'vote leave' or 'vote stay' banner in their garden will influence that. " With a little ingenuity and a magic marker those LEAVE signs can be changed into BEAVER | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." Ok, you've changed my mind. | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.." I'm sure you'll not think twice of staying if we don't. ..or would you think of migrating? Which place would you choose to go too? | |||
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"I am voting to stay " I'm voting to stay with Tilly!! | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why do you want us to leave ? I'm voting remain anyway but just curious
Noone likes the, UK. They see the, UK. as a "threat" so why keep funding them. Charity begins at home on these shores."You want us to leave cos some one said some of the other countries don't like us and that we smell?!? | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.. I'm sure you'll not think twice of staying if we don't. ..or would you think of migrating? Which place would you choose to go too? "the way I look at it is i am in the fortunate position of being able to jump ship where will you go? | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.. I'm sure you'll not think twice of staying if we don't. ..or would you think of migrating? Which place would you choose to go too? "Perhaps emigrate to Spain?  | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why do you want us to leave ? I'm voting remain anyway but just curious
Noone likes the, UK. They see the, UK. as a "threat" so why keep funding them. Charity begins at home on these shores."isolationism isn't the future.. | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.." they will all leave for norway | |||
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" UK will be staying in , its fixed the vote will be rigged " you mean they could have not bothered with all the harrumphing flim flammery..? | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.. they will all leave for norway" what a jolly good idea.. some of them anyway.. | |||
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"I don't mind getting fucked but not by all the EU vote leave the cars you drive most of the food you eat the energy to heat your house most of it comes from the EU in or out you will still be fucked by people you don't know" We are fucked anyway,common sense wont prevail the fat cats have too much to lose | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why are you voting leave, how do you think this will improve your life; and more importantly how will it improve mine?" Why must it be about all about what 'I' get out of it...unfortunately few are really looking at the future but rather for themselves.... future generations, identify and managing what was ours and take it back for the future. Most modern British are risk adverse ...a culture created by HS and claims, much of it brought about by Brussels...unlike the French we don't rock the boat....but I'm hoping it tips | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.. I'm sure you'll not think twice of staying if we don't. ..or would you think of migrating? Which place would you choose to go too? the way I look at it is i am in the fortunate position of being able to jump ship where will you go?"Remain withe democratic ( ) decision and continue to promote change and hope the other 5 or 6 countries considering a reforendum actually do it....unfortunately if they do it means we'll be paying more into the fat bureaucratic pockets. | |||
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"Please vote to "Remain" fellow fabbers." There always be an England And England will be free If brexit means as much to you As brexit means to me !!! | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.. I'm sure you'll not think twice of staying if we don't. ..or would you think of migrating? Which place would you choose to go too? the way I look at it is i am in the fortunate position of being able to jump ship where will you go?
Remain withe democratic ( ) decision and continue to promote change and hope the other 5 or 6 countries considering a reforendum actually do it....unfortunately if they do it means we'll be paying more into the fat bureaucratic pockets."and if those other countries leave and the EU fails then what? The EU is the biggest economic block in the world if that fails it's a global recession would that do you any good? | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Your country? You mean our country! Sorry I'm voting to remain " I never said that at all. | |||
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"Im out .. the eu have taken more business from us than given" | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Ok, you've changed my mind." | |||
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"Will get screwed what ever the outcome is" This as no one really knows what will happen either way... Ifs and could dos aren't enough on either side of the case | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Your country? You mean our country! Sorry I'm voting to remain I never said that at all." Read the title of your thread | |||
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"We've heard from Farage, Boris, Gove, and many others on the Brexit side. We've heard the arguments about the economy and immigration. This however is by far the best speech I've heard in the whole campaign. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YNcF3h3NgQ" He's got it so right, great speech | |||
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""my" as in, the country where I live. Now, do not be offended by my terminology? lol." I don't get offended by anyone on fab, why would i? "My" as in the country of my nationality | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." "8 days to go and my country will not be a part of the, EU." You want people to vote leave and you don't even know the process to leave? If the UK votes to leave the EU there will be an exit process that will take at least two years and may well take us up to the next election as the UK negotiates its exit terms. Get ready for more anti EU hysteria when the EU fulfils its promises of not offering a country that has left the EU better terms than those who remain. Expect no change in EU migration unless the economic shock is so great that the economy goes on the slide and then there is the question of the single market which we are not of course voting to leave but which is linked to cost and the free movement of people. As certain Fab members on here have said - they are voting out purely on the "immigrant" issue which presumably means that they will also be wanting to exit the single market or expecting the EU to offer the UK more favourable terms as an outsider than as a full member. My view is that the UK will vote out, but I don't think it will come to that in the end as realisation of the actual consequences dawn over the coming two to three year. | |||
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"8 days to go and my country will not be a part of the, EU.? I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.." I wonder how many realise that a vote to leave does not mean that we will leave the EU? No matter how we vote the vote in parliament is the only one that counts. 
However a vote to leave will destabilise the government and may force a vote on no confidence in them triggering a general election. | |||
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"8 days to go and my country will not be a part of the, EU.? I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.. I wonder how many realise that a vote to leave does not mean that we will leave the EU? No matter how we vote the vote in parliament is the only one that counts.
However a vote to leave will destabilise the government and may force a vote on no confidence in them triggering a general election."That presents a quite interesting, possible, scenario. Imagine this. Brexit wins the referendum which would make Camerons position untenable. He refuses to resign and Labour propose a no confidence vote. They get the support of just enough Brexit Tory's and force an election. I wouldn't bet the farm on it, but wouldn't rule it out either. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." Thank god you posted this. There I was, all undecided but then you went and asked nicely. Actually nah, on balance I think I'll vote stay. And assuming that's the way the referendum goes, all you Brexiters can wake up on the 24th and thank the grown ups for doing the sensible thing. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). "8 days to go and my country will not be a part of the, EU." You want people to vote leave and you don't even know the process to leave? If the UK votes to leave the EU there will be an exit process that will take at least two years and may well take us up to the next election as the UK negotiates its exit terms. Get ready for more anti EU hysteria when the EU fulfils its promises of not offering a country that has left the EU better terms than those who remain. Expect no change in EU migration unless the economic shock is so great that the economy goes on the slide and then there is the question of the single market which we are not of course voting to leave but which is linked to cost and the free movement of people. As certain Fab members on here have said - they are voting out purely on the "immigrant" issue which presumably means that they will also be wanting to exit the single market or expecting the EU to offer the UK more favourable terms as an outsider than as a full member. My view is that the UK will vote out, but I don't think it will come to that in the end as realisation of the actual consequences dawn over the coming two to three year. " I think so too, and tremble at the consequences when people realise how little change other than more economic hardship it brings. I also think that people like Boris Johnson are recklessly throwing the dice and expecting to be able to negotiate a better deal with the EU on Brexit. Boris doesn't want to leave the EU at all. I think he misunderstands or is willfully ignorant of the motives of many on the Brexit side and the anger of the remaining EU states.  | |||
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"Hasn't this been done to death?, the football seemed to put a kybosh on it all then it's back again Thanks for the reply VOTE LEAVE why should we vote leave?" #weaintnoeuropeansbruv | |||
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""my" as in, the country where I live. Now, do not be offended by my terminology? lol." I wasn't offended just in a funny mood - sorry | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." On an unrelated matter why is 'fabbers' in brackets ? | |||
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"Hasn't this been done to death?, the football seemed to put a kybosh on it all then it's back again " It has and I am sorry to say it will be back again and again | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why are you voting leave, how do you think this will improve your life; and more importantly how will it improve mine? Why must it be about all about what 'I' get out of it...unfortunately few are really looking at the future but rather for themselves.... future generations, identify and managing what was ours and take it back for the future. Most modern British are risk adverse ...a culture created by HS and claims, much of it brought about by Brussels...unlike the French we don't rock the boat....but I'm hoping it tips "Hmm well cos I kinda like me, and I want my life to be easy and fun. I'm not so bothered if your life is shit tho. Nothing wrong with managing risk, problem is the grass isn't always greener, and things can always be a lot worse. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." No way I'm fully rooted in the stay brigade | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." And put ourselves at the mercy of a psychopath intent on a class war. Hmmmm let me think. | |||
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"Vote remain and don't be so stupid" who you calling stupid,  | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why do you want us to leave ? I'm voting remain anyway but just curious
Noone likes the, UK. They see the, UK. as a "threat" so why keep funding them. Charity begins at home on these shores.
isolationism isn't the future..
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"The Sun Newspaper came out in favour of the Leave Campaign yesterday. If that isn't an incentive to vote REMAIN nothing is. Whatever the vote outcome the sleaze, hypocrisy and corruption of our ruling classes will remain. I was undecided until yesterday "Absofrickenlutley!! I was swaying but now I'm a definite remain. Unfortunately, so many see that rag as the political bench mark  | |||
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"The Sun Newspaper came out in favour of the Leave Campaign yesterday. If that isn't an incentive to vote REMAIN nothing is. Whatever the vote outcome the sleaze, hypocrisy and corruption of our ruling classes will remain. I was undecided until yesterday
Absofrickenlutley!!
I was swaying but now I'm a definite remain. Unfortunately, so many see that rag as the political bench mark "Me and my daugher was saying just the same yesterday, if the sun wants us out that's good enough reason to stay | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.." Firstly I am voting to remain and sincerely hope this will be the case. Unfortunately I can see the same situation as with the so called once in a generation Scottish Referendum. The losers won't accept the result and will begin to campaign for another referendum as Nicola Sturgeon has indicated for Scotland although not until she and her SNP colleagues are certain of winning. | |||
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"The Sun Newspaper came out in favour of the Leave Campaign yesterday. If that isn't an incentive to vote REMAIN nothing is. Whatever the vote outcome the sleaze, hypocrisy and corruption of our ruling classes will remain. I was undecided until yesterday
Absofrickenlutley!!
I was swaying but now I'm a definite remain. Unfortunately, so many see that rag as the political bench mark
Me and my daugher was saying just the same yesterday, if the sun wants us out that's good enough reason to stay "For what reason. | |||
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"The Sun Newspaper came out in favour of the Leave Campaign yesterday. If that isn't an incentive to vote REMAIN nothing is. Whatever the vote outcome the sleaze, hypocrisy and corruption of our ruling classes will remain. I was undecided until yesterday
Absofrickenlutley!!
I was swaying but now I'm a definite remain. Unfortunately, so many see that rag as the political bench mark
Me and my daugher was saying just the same yesterday, if the sun wants us out that's good enough reason to stay
For what reason. "What the real reason I'm voting to stay or the reason the sun wants us to leave makes me feel its a bad idea | |||
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"I wonder what you leavers would do when we vote remain.." I am guessing there wont be enough window ledges..... | |||
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" However a vote to leave will destabilise the government and may force a vote on no confidence in them triggering a general election." thats not happening.... all a no confidence vote will do is get cameron to fall on his sword sooner.... there will be infighting in tory party.... and who wins that will become pm till 2020... there wont be mass defections from the tories to ukip because if that happened you would let in a left sided rainbow coalition (Lab/snp/pc/greens/sdlp) the more interesting question was if a leave vote happened... if there would be any very pro european tories defect to the lib dems..... | |||
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"Unashamedly pinched from a poost doing the rounds on Facebook.... Here are a few that strongly believe the UK should remain a member of the EU: • Governor of the Bank of England • International Monetary Fund • Institute for Fiscal Studies • Confederation of British Industry • Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU • President of the United States of America • Eight former US Treasury Secretaries • President of China • Prime Minister of India • Prime Minister of Canada • Prime Minister of Australia • Prime Minister of Japan • Prime Minister of New Zealand • The chief executives of most of the top 100 companies in the UK including Marks and Spencer, BT, Asda, Vodafone, Virgin, IBM, BMW etc. • Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations • All living former Prime Ministers of the UK (from both parties) • Virtually all reputable and recognised economists • The Prime Minister of the UK • The leader of the Labour Party • The Leader of the Liberal Democrats • The Leader of the Green Party • The Leader of the Scottish National Party • The leader of Plaid Cymru • Leader of Sinn Fein • Martin Lewis, that money saving dude off the telly • The Secretary General of the TUC • Unison • National Union of Students • National Union of Farmers • Stephen Hawking • Chief Executive of the NHS • 300 of the most prominent international historians • Director of Europol • David Anderson QC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation • Former Directors of GCHQ • Secretary General of Nato • Church of England • Church in Scotland • Church in Wales • Friends of the Earth • Greenpeace • Director General of the World Trade Organisation • WWF • World Bank • OECD Here are pretty much the only notable people who think we should leave the EU: • Boris Johnson, who probably doesn’t really care either way, but knows he’ll become Prime Minister if the country votes to leave • A former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions who carried out a brutal regime of cuts to benefits and essential support for the poorest in society as well as the disabled and sick • That idiot that was Education Secretary and every single teacher in the country hated with a furious passion for the damage he was doing to the education system • Leader of UKIP • BNP • Britain First • Donald Trump • Keith Chegwin • David Icke So, as I said, if you can’t be bothered to look into the real facts and implications of all this in/out stuff, just pick the list that you most trust and vote that way. It really couldn’t be more simple. And if you are unsure about leaving, don't." | |||
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"Im voting to stay. If we leave, we will have the USAs dreaded TTIP to contend with, out of the frying pan and into the fire. " You seem to be confused. TTIP is the deal between the EU and the USA. By voting to stay you are voting to be part of TTIP. Vote Leave to get out of TTIP. | |||
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"Voting leave x" But what about all those people and organisations that say 'stay' in the post above? You can't make a life changing decision based on the views of Keith Chegwin, surely? Can you? Are you allowed to? | |||
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"I don't like the way that Osbourne has threatened an emergency budget with a view to increasing taxes if the 'out' vote wins. He was unable to answer the question put to him on Radio 4 this morning about how he would be able to do that given that 57 Tory MP's would vote against it. " Pure scaremongering rubbish from Osborne and the Remain campaign. Liam Fox MP said the house of commons would vote to reject Osborne's emergency budget. | |||
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"Im voting to stay. If we leave, we will have the USAs dreaded TTIP to contend with, out of the frying pan and into the fire. You seem to be confused. TTIP is the deal between the EU and the USA. By voting to stay you are voting to be part of TTIP. Vote Leave to get out of TTIP. " TTIP is a red herring..... TTIP is dead in its current form as neither Trump nor Clinton support it (it is going to be one of the the things she will give up for bernie sanders support and helping get out his vote) | |||
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"Unashamedly pinched from a poost doing the rounds on Facebook.... Here are a few that strongly believe the UK should remain a member of the EU: • Governor of the Bank of England • International Monetary Fund • Institute for Fiscal Studies • Confederation of British Industry • Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU • President of the United States of America • Eight former US Treasury Secretaries • President of China • Prime Minister of India • Prime Minister of Canada • Prime Minister of Australia • Prime Minister of Japan • Prime Minister of New Zealand • The chief executives of most of the top 100 companies in the UK including Marks and Spencer, BT, Asda, Vodafone, Virgin, IBM, BMW etc. • Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations • All living former Prime Ministers of the UK (from both parties) • Virtually all reputable and recognised economists • The Prime Minister of the UK • The leader of the Labour Party • The Leader of the Liberal Democrats • The Leader of the Green Party • The Leader of the Scottish National Party • The leader of Plaid Cymru • Leader of Sinn Fein • Martin Lewis, that money saving dude off the telly • The Secretary General of the TUC • Unison • National Union of Students • National Union of Farmers • Stephen Hawking • Chief Executive of the NHS • 300 of the most prominent international historians • Director of Europol • David Anderson QC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation • Former Directors of GCHQ • Secretary General of Nato • Church of England • Church in Scotland • Church in Wales • Friends of the Earth • Greenpeace • Director General of the World Trade Organisation • WWF • World Bank • OECD Here are pretty much the only notable people who think we should leave the EU: • Boris Johnson, who probably doesn’t really care either way, but knows he’ll become Prime Minister if the country votes to leave • A former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions who carried out a brutal regime of cuts to benefits and essential support for the poorest in society as well as the disabled and sick • That idiot that was Education Secretary and every single teacher in the country hated with a furious passion for the damage he was doing to the education system • Leader of UKIP • BNP • Britain First • Donald Trump • Keith Chegwin • David Icke So, as I said, if you can’t be bothered to look into the real facts and implications of all this in/out stuff, just pick the list that you most trust and vote that way. It really couldn’t be more simple. And if you are unsure about leaving, don't." and i be fair to the leave side.... you left out Marine Le Pen..... and Vladimir Putin!!!! | |||
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"Unashamedly pinched from a poost doing the rounds on Facebook.... Here are a few that strongly believe the UK should remain a member of the EU: • Governor of the Bank of England • International Monetary Fund • Institute for Fiscal Studies • Confederation of British Industry • Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU • President of the United States of America • Eight former US Treasury Secretaries • President of China • Prime Minister of India • Prime Minister of Canada • Prime Minister of Australia • Prime Minister of Japan • Prime Minister of New Zealand • The chief executives of most of the top 100 companies in the UK including Marks and Spencer, BT, Asda, Vodafone, Virgin, IBM, BMW etc. • Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations • All living former Prime Ministers of the UK (from both parties) • Virtually all reputable and recognised economists • The Prime Minister of the UK • The leader of the Labour Party • The Leader of the Liberal Democrats • The Leader of the Green Party • The Leader of the Scottish National Party • The leader of Plaid Cymru • Leader of Sinn Fein • Martin Lewis, that money saving dude off the telly • The Secretary General of the TUC • Unison • National Union of Students • National Union of Farmers • Stephen Hawking • Chief Executive of the NHS • 300 of the most prominent international historians • Director of Europol • David Anderson QC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation • Former Directors of GCHQ • Secretary General of Nato • Church of England • Church in Scotland • Church in Wales • Friends of the Earth • Greenpeace • Director General of the World Trade Organisation • WWF • World Bank • OECD Here are pretty much the only notable people who think we should leave the EU: • Boris Johnson, who probably doesn’t really care either way, but knows he’ll become Prime Minister if the country votes to leave • A former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions who carried out a brutal regime of cuts to benefits and essential support for the poorest in society as well as the disabled and sick • That idiot that was Education Secretary and every single teacher in the country hated with a furious passion for the damage he was doing to the education system • Leader of UKIP • BNP • Britain First • Donald Trump • Keith Chegwin • David Icke So, as I said, if you can’t be bothered to look into the real facts and implications of all this in/out stuff, just pick the list that you most trust and vote that way. It really couldn’t be more simple. And if you are unsure about leaving, don't. and i be fair to the leave side.... you left out Marine Le Pen..... and Vladimir Putin!!!! "Still voting out | |||
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"Is there a full prospectus somewhere of what the eu plans are for the next 30 to 40 years ? It would be good to be able to read in black and white exactly what they hope to achieve in that tone and what countries they are planning on adding to the EU. Because all we seem to hear is what both sides assume it will be like and no hard and fast facts from the EU committee. They seems to want the uk to stay in the club without telling everyone what exactly they will be bringing in next and in the future. And expect people to just accept that they know what is better for us " Read the EU five presidents report to see where the EU is heading in future. It wants more integration, more political union, more monetary union, more countries to join (Turkey, Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania and Serbia) more free movement of people, bigger EU budgets which means an increase in our EU membership fee and an EU army which would mean British troops serving under EU generals. | |||
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"Vote to leave on the condition we can have a general election in 6 months x" That's fair enough maybe I'd feel better about leaving if we wasn't being run by a Tory government | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why do you want us to leave ? I'm voting remain anyway but just curious
Noone likes the, UK. They see the, UK. as a "threat" so why keep funding them. Charity begins at home on these shores.
isolationism isn't the future..
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"Vote to leave on the condition we can have a general election in 6 months x That's fair enough maybe I'd feel better about leaving if we wasn't being run by a Tory government "You can change a gov in 4 or 5 years, you wont get a chance to get out of the EU again | |||
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"Is there a full prospectus somewhere of what the eu plans are for the next 30 to 40 years ? It would be good to be able to read in black and white exactly what they hope to achieve in that tone and what countries they are planning on adding to the EU. Because all we seem to hear is what both sides assume it will be like and no hard and fast facts from the EU committee. They seems to want the uk to stay in the club without telling everyone what exactly they will be bringing in next and in the future. And expect people to just accept that they know what is better for us Read the EU five presidents report to see where the EU is heading in future. It wants more integration, more political union, more monetary union, more countries to join (Turkey, Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania and Serbia) more free movement of people, bigger EU budgets which means an increase in our EU membership fee and an EU army which would mean British troops serving under EU generals. " Turkey isn't joining just a scare tactic British troops serve under different commands in Nato
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"Vote to leave on the condition we can have a general election in 6 months x That's fair enough maybe I'd feel better about leaving if we wasn't being run by a Tory government
You can change a gov in 4 or 5 years, you wont get a chance to get out of the EU again "You can do a lot of damage in 4 or 5 years | |||
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"I just don't trust our government to not fuck us over if we leave All out works rights come from the EU, holiday pay, sick pay, maternity pay, rights to breaks and lenth of working days are all laws governed by the EU, leave the EU and none of the above will be a legal right anymore Living in a country where our now PM vowed not to cut tax/disability credits and would give NHS better founding if he was elected then went against his word when he was in power can we really trust him to run the country without a union to back us up?" You seem to be saying don't trust David Cameron. You are correct, he is telling you to stay in the EU, don't trust him and don't trust what he says about leaving. | |||
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"Vote to leave on the condition we can have a general election in 6 months x That's fair enough maybe I'd feel better about leaving if we wasn't being run by a Tory government
You can change a gov in 4 or 5 years, you wont get a chance to get out of the EU again
You can do a lot of damage in 4 or 5 years "How much damage can the EU do in 40 years ? | |||
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"Vote to leave on the condition we can have a general election in 6 months x That's fair enough maybe I'd feel better about leaving if we wasn't being run by a Tory government
You can change a gov in 4 or 5 years, you wont get a chance to get out of the EU again
You can do a lot of damage in 4 or 5 years
How much damage can the EU do in 40 years ?"If you want economic damage follow UKIP | |||
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"I just don't trust our government to not fuck us over if we leave All out works rights come from the EU, holiday pay, sick pay, maternity pay, rights to breaks and lenth of working days are all laws governed by the EU, leave the EU and none of the above will be a legal right anymore Living in a country where our now PM vowed not to cut tax/disability credits and would give NHS better founding if he was elected then went against his word when he was in power can we really trust him to run the country without a union to back us up? You seem to be saying don't trust David Cameron. You are correct, he is telling you to stay in the EU, don't trust him and don't trust what he says about leaving. " I see it like this if we leave nobody has any idea what will happen Not me not you, we are jumping into the unknown, now I agree coming out has the potential to make the country better but that does not mean it will, we don't have a clue what our government will do once they have full power Staying? Easy we stay as we are | |||
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"If we leave so will Cameron I hope x" Don't say that we'll end up with Boris Johnson running the country | |||
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"Only reason to stay is the fear of the unknown x" Totally agree with that
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"If we leave so will Cameron I hope x Don't say that we'll end up with Boris Johnson running the country "or worse Gove | |||
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"Vote to leave on the condition we can have a general election in 6 months x That's fair enough maybe I'd feel better about leaving if we wasn't being run by a Tory government
You can change a gov in 4 or 5 years, you wont get a chance to get out of the EU again
You can do a lot of damage in 4 or 5 years
How much damage can the EU do in 40 years ?
If you want economic damage follow UKIP "wow I'm amazed yet another lie the UK can have referendums on EU membership every 5 years if they wished but you only get one chance to remain in dont waste it vote IN | |||
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"If we leave so will Cameron I hope x Don't say that we'll end up with Boris Johnson running the country "This is why we need the election x | |||
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"I just don't trust our government to not fuck us over if we leave All out works rights come from the EU, holiday pay, sick pay, maternity pay, rights to breaks and lenth of working days are all laws governed by the EU, leave the EU and none of the above will be a legal right anymore Living in a country where our now PM vowed not to cut tax/disability credits and would give NHS better founding if he was elected then went against his word when he was in power can we really trust him to run the country without a union to back us up?" How are they backing the French up? | |||
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"I just don't trust our government to not fuck us over if we leave All out works rights come from the EU, holiday pay, sick pay, maternity pay, rights to breaks and lenth of working days are all laws governed by the EU, leave the EU and none of the above will be a legal right anymore Living in a country where our now PM vowed not to cut tax/disability credits and would give NHS better founding if he was elected then went against his word when he was in power can we really trust him to run the country without a union to back us up? You seem to be saying don't trust David Cameron. You are correct, he is telling you to stay in the EU, don't trust him and don't trust what he says about leaving. I see it like this if we leave nobody has any idea what will happen Not me not you, we are jumping into the unknown, now I agree coming out has the potential to make the country better but that does not mean it will, we don't have a clue what our government will do once they have full power Staying? Easy we stay as we are "But if we stay, things won't stay as the are. Cameron had already demonstrated that he has very little negotiating power so given that he agreed to a referendum in the first place isn't going to make the other EU leaders take what he says seriously so the EU could change a great deal and affect us even more negatively than leaving. The status quo here is not an option. | |||
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"If we leave so will Cameron I hope x" Cameron has already said he will negotiate out if that's what the British people want .so he wont be going any time soon ...all you will get is a version of out negotiated by the tories ...... | |||
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"Unashamedly pinched from a poost doing the rounds on Facebook.... Here are a few that strongly believe the UK should remain a member of the EU: • Governor of the Bank of England • International Monetary Fund • Institute for Fiscal Studies • Confederation of British Industry • Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU • President of the United States of America • Eight former US Treasury Secretaries • President of China • Prime Minister of India • Prime Minister of Canada • Prime Minister of Australia • Prime Minister of Japan • Prime Minister of New Zealand • The chief executives of most of the top 100 companies in the UK including Marks and Spencer, BT, Asda, Vodafone, Virgin, IBM, BMW etc. • Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations • All living former Prime Ministers of the UK (from both parties) • Virtually all reputable and recognised economists • The Prime Minister of the UK • The leader of the Labour Party • The Leader of the Liberal Democrats • The Leader of the Green Party • The Leader of the Scottish National Party • The leader of Plaid Cymru • Leader of Sinn Fein • Martin Lewis, that money saving dude off the telly • The Secretary General of the TUC • Unison • National Union of Students • National Union of Farmers • Stephen Hawking • Chief Executive of the NHS • 300 of the most prominent international historians • Director of Europol • David Anderson QC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation • Former Directors of GCHQ • Secretary General of Nato • Church of England • Church in Scotland • Church in Wales • Friends of the Earth • Greenpeace • Director General of the World Trade Organisation • WWF • World Bank • OECD Here are pretty much the only notable people who think we should leave the EU: • Boris Johnson, who probably doesn’t really care either way, but knows he’ll become Prime Minister if the country votes to leave • A former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions who carried out a brutal regime of cuts to benefits and essential support for the poorest in society as well as the disabled and sick • That idiot that was Education Secretary and every single teacher in the country hated with a furious passion for the damage he was doing to the education system • Leader of UKIP • BNP • Britain First • Donald Trump • Keith Chegwin • David Icke So, as I said, if you can’t be bothered to look into the real facts and implications of all this in/out stuff, just pick the list that you most trust and vote that way. It really couldn’t be more simple. And if you are unsure about leaving, don't. and i be fair to the leave side.... you left out Marine Le Pen..... and Vladimir Putin!!!!
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"Unashamedly pinched from a poost doing the rounds on Facebook.... Here are a few that strongly believe the UK should remain a member of the EU: • Governor of the Bank of England • International Monetary Fund • Institute for Fiscal Studies • Confederation of British Industry • Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU • President of the United States of America • Eight former US Treasury Secretaries • President of China • Prime Minister of India • Prime Minister of Canada • Prime Minister of Australia • Prime Minister of Japan • Prime Minister of New Zealand • The chief executives of most of the top 100 companies in the UK including Marks and Spencer, BT, Asda, Vodafone, Virgin, IBM, BMW etc. • Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations • All living former Prime Ministers of the UK (from both parties) • Virtually all reputable and recognised economists • The Prime Minister of the UK • The leader of the Labour Party • The Leader of the Liberal Democrats • The Leader of the Green Party • The Leader of the Scottish National Party • The leader of Plaid Cymru • Leader of Sinn Fein • Martin Lewis, that money saving dude off the telly • The Secretary General of the TUC • Unison • National Union of Students • National Union of Farmers • Stephen Hawking • Chief Executive of the NHS • 300 of the most prominent international historians • Director of Europol • David Anderson QC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation • Former Directors of GCHQ • Secretary General of Nato • Church of England • Church in Scotland • Church in Wales • Friends of the Earth • Greenpeace • Director General of the World Trade Organisation • WWF • World Bank • OECD Here are pretty much the only notable people who think we should leave the EU: • Boris Johnson, who probably doesn’t really care either way, but knows he’ll become Prime Minister if the country votes to leave • A former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions who carried out a brutal regime of cuts to benefits and essential support for the poorest in society as well as the disabled and sick • That idiot that was Education Secretary and every single teacher in the country hated with a furious passion for the damage he was doing to the education system • Leader of UKIP • BNP • Britain First • Donald Trump • Keith Chegwin • David Icke So, as I said, if you can’t be bothered to look into the real facts and implications of all this in/out stuff, just pick the list that you most trust and vote that way. It really couldn’t be more simple. And if you are unsure about leaving, don't. and i be fair to the leave side.... you left out Marine Le Pen..... and Vladimir Putin!!!!
Still voting out "Me too, all the establishment seem to do is fuck everyone over at every opportunity so why listen to them now? Ordinary people will vote on their own experience, as John Mann said on the Daily politics programme today the working class are having their own conversation on this EU issue which is different to the politicians, the bankers (who caused the global crash in 2008), and the the big rich corrupt corporations and the tax dodging multinational companies who want us to stay in for their own ends. | |||
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"Unashamedly pinched from a poost doing the rounds on Facebook.... Here are a few that strongly believe the UK should remain a member of the EU: • Governor of the Bank of England • International Monetary Fund • Institute for Fiscal Studies • Confederation of British Industry • Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU • President of the United States of America • Eight former US Treasury Secretaries • President of China • Prime Minister of India • Prime Minister of Canada • Prime Minister of Australia • Prime Minister of Japan • Prime Minister of New Zealand • The chief executives of most of the top 100 companies in the UK including Marks and Spencer, BT, Asda, Vodafone, Virgin, IBM, BMW etc. • Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations • All living former Prime Ministers of the UK (from both parties) • Virtually all reputable and recognised economists • The Prime Minister of the UK • The leader of the Labour Party • The Leader of the Liberal Democrats • The Leader of the Green Party • The Leader of the Scottish National Party • The leader of Plaid Cymru • Leader of Sinn Fein • Martin Lewis, that money saving dude off the telly • The Secretary General of the TUC • Unison • National Union of Students • National Union of Farmers • Stephen Hawking • Chief Executive of the NHS • 300 of the most prominent international historians • Director of Europol • David Anderson QC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation • Former Directors of GCHQ • Secretary General of Nato • Church of England • Church in Scotland • Church in Wales • Friends of the Earth • Greenpeace • Director General of the World Trade Organisation • WWF • World Bank • OECD Here are pretty much the only notable people who think we should leave the EU: • Boris Johnson, who probably doesn’t really care either way, but knows he’ll become Prime Minister if the country votes to leave • A former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions who carried out a brutal regime of cuts to benefits and essential support for the poorest in society as well as the disabled and sick • That idiot that was Education Secretary and every single teacher in the country hated with a furious passion for the damage he was doing to the education system • Leader of UKIP • BNP • Britain First • Donald Trump • Keith Chegwin • David Icke So, as I said, if you can’t be bothered to look into the real facts and implications of all this in/out stuff, just pick the list that you most trust and vote that way. It really couldn’t be more simple. And if you are unsure about leaving, don't. and i be fair to the leave side.... you left out Marine Le Pen..... and Vladimir Putin!!!!
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"I started out on the leave side but recently I'm a persuade to vote remain. The EU isn't perfect by a long way but I'm now convinced Brexit is well disguised a power grab by a collection of neo liberal aristocrats who are pretending to have the interests of the working class in mind. Stay and reform and fight TTIP. " I'm thinking this more and more every day! | |||
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"Unashamedly pinched from a poost doing the rounds on Facebook.... Here are a few that strongly believe the UK should remain a member of the EU: • Governor of the Bank of England • International Monetary Fund • Institute for Fiscal Studies • Confederation of British Industry • Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU • President of the United States of America • Eight former US Treasury Secretaries • President of China • Prime Minister of India • Prime Minister of Canada • Prime Minister of Australia • Prime Minister of Japan • Prime Minister of New Zealand • The chief executives of most of the top 100 companies in the UK including Marks and Spencer, BT, Asda, Vodafone, Virgin, IBM, BMW etc. • Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations • All living former Prime Ministers of the UK (from both parties) • Virtually all reputable and recognised economists • The Prime Minister of the UK • The leader of the Labour Party • The Leader of the Liberal Democrats • The Leader of the Green Party • The Leader of the Scottish National Party • The leader of Plaid Cymru • Leader of Sinn Fein • Martin Lewis, that money saving dude off the telly • The Secretary General of the TUC • Unison • National Union of Students • National Union of Farmers • Stephen Hawking • Chief Executive of the NHS • 300 of the most prominent international historians • Director of Europol • David Anderson QC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation • Former Directors of GCHQ • Secretary General of Nato • Church of England • Church in Scotland • Church in Wales • Friends of the Earth • Greenpeace • Director General of the World Trade Organisation • WWF • World Bank • OECD Here are pretty much the only notable people who think we should leave the EU: • Boris Johnson, who probably doesn’t really care either way, but knows he’ll become Prime Minister if the country votes to leave • A former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions who carried out a brutal regime of cuts to benefits and essential support for the poorest in society as well as the disabled and sick • That idiot that was Education Secretary and every single teacher in the country hated with a furious passion for the damage he was doing to the education system • Leader of UKIP • BNP • Britain First • Donald Trump • Keith Chegwin • David Icke So, as I said, if you can’t be bothered to look into the real facts and implications of all this in/out stuff, just pick the list that you most trust and vote that way. It really couldn’t be more simple. And if you are unsure about leaving, don't. and i be fair to the leave side.... you left out Marine Le Pen..... and Vladimir Putin!!!!
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us too and pretty much everyone we know and on the 24th we will still be a member of the EU .."Maybe, maybe not. Not got long until we find out | |||
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"Unashamedly pinched from a poost doing the rounds on Facebook.... Here are a few that strongly believe the UK should remain a member of the EU: • Governor of the Bank of England • International Monetary Fund • Institute for Fiscal Studies • Confederation of British Industry • Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU • President of the United States of America • Eight former US Treasury Secretaries • President of China • Prime Minister of India • Prime Minister of Canada • Prime Minister of Australia • Prime Minister of Japan • Prime Minister of New Zealand • The chief executives of most of the top 100 companies in the UK including Marks and Spencer, BT, Asda, Vodafone, Virgin, IBM, BMW etc. • Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations • All living former Prime Ministers of the UK (from both parties) • Virtually all reputable and recognised economists • The Prime Minister of the UK • The leader of the Labour Party • The Leader of the Liberal Democrats • The Leader of the Green Party • The Leader of the Scottish National Party • The leader of Plaid Cymru • Leader of Sinn Fein • Martin Lewis, that money saving dude off the telly • The Secretary General of the TUC • Unison • National Union of Students • National Union of Farmers • Stephen Hawking • Chief Executive of the NHS • 300 of the most prominent international historians • Director of Europol • David Anderson QC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation • Former Directors of GCHQ • Secretary General of Nato • Church of England • Church in Scotland • Church in Wales • Friends of the Earth • Greenpeace • Director General of the World Trade Organisation • WWF • World Bank • OECD Here are pretty much the only notable people who think we should leave the EU: • Boris Johnson, who probably doesn’t really care either way, but knows he’ll become Prime Minister if the country votes to leave • A former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions who carried out a brutal regime of cuts to benefits and essential support for the poorest in society as well as the disabled and sick • That idiot that was Education Secretary and every single teacher in the country hated with a furious passion for the damage he was doing to the education system • Leader of UKIP • BNP • Britain First • Donald Trump • Keith Chegwin • David Icke So, as I said, if you can’t be bothered to look into the real facts and implications of all this in/out stuff, just pick the list that you most trust and vote that way. It really couldn’t be more simple. And if you are unsure about leaving, don't. and i be fair to the leave side.... you left out Marine Le Pen..... and Vladimir Putin!!!!
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Me too, all the establishment seem to do is fuck everyone over at every opportunity so why listen to them now? Ordinary people will vote on their own experience, as John Mann said on the Daily politics programme today the working class are having their own conversation on this EU issue which is different to the politicians, the bankers (who caused the global crash in 2008), and the the big rich corrupt corporations and the tax dodging multinational companies who want us to stay in for their own ends. "The same corporations you quote for support. Being outside the EU doesn't change economic reality. Cost of trade for uk companies and living costs for British individuals rises. The rest of the world including the EU are unaffected and will be quick to limit any instability to the UK. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." No. | |||
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"We will still be in the EU after the vote its not until the tory government has negotiated our exit and that could be years ..." By the same logic, jumping out of a plane without a parachute does you no harm at all. It's when you get to the ground your problems start! | |||
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"Unashamedly pinched from a poost doing the rounds on Facebook.... Here are a few that strongly believe the UK should remain a member of the EU: • Governor of the Bank of England • International Monetary Fund • Institute for Fiscal Studies • Confederation of British Industry • Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU • President of the United States of America • Eight former US Treasury Secretaries • President of China • Prime Minister of India • Prime Minister of Canada • Prime Minister of Australia • Prime Minister of Japan • Prime Minister of New Zealand • The chief executives of most of the top 100 companies in the UK including Marks and Spencer, BT, Asda, Vodafone, Virgin, IBM, BMW etc. • Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations • All living former Prime Ministers of the UK (from both parties) • Virtually all reputable and recognised economists • The Prime Minister of the UK • The leader of the Labour Party • The Leader of the Liberal Democrats • The Leader of the Green Party • The Leader of the Scottish National Party • The leader of Plaid Cymru • Leader of Sinn Fein • Martin Lewis, that money saving dude off the telly • The Secretary General of the TUC • Unison • National Union of Students • National Union of Farmers • Stephen Hawking • Chief Executive of the NHS • 300 of the most prominent international historians • Director of Europol • David Anderson QC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation • Former Directors of GCHQ • Secretary General of Nato • Church of England • Church in Scotland • Church in Wales • Friends of the Earth • Greenpeace • Director General of the World Trade Organisation • WWF • World Bank • OECD Here are pretty much the only notable people who think we should leave the EU: • Boris Johnson, who probably doesn’t really care either way, but knows he’ll become Prime Minister if the country votes to leave • A former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions who carried out a brutal regime of cuts to benefits and essential support for the poorest in society as well as the disabled and sick • That idiot that was Education Secretary and every single teacher in the country hated with a furious passion for the damage he was doing to the education system • Leader of UKIP • BNP • Britain First • Donald Trump • Keith Chegwin • David Icke So, as I said, if you can’t be bothered to look into the real facts and implications of all this in/out stuff, just pick the list that you most trust and vote that way. It really couldn’t be more simple. And if you are unsure about leaving, don't. and i be fair to the leave side.... you left out Marine Le Pen..... and Vladimir Putin!!!!
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The same corporations you quote for support. Being outside the EU doesn't change economic reality. Cost of trade for uk companies and living costs for British individuals rises. The rest of the world including the EU are unaffected and will be quick to limit any instability to the UK."It's actually the majority of small businesses and entrepreneurs who back leaving the EU. Plus ex governor's and ex director generals like Mervyn King (bank of England) and John Longworth (British Chambers of commerce) who are no longer on the government/EU payroll and who can speak more freely as a result. | |||
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"Don't think this has been mentioned in the forums before but what are people's opinions of the EU travelling circus?" Moving the European Parliament back and forth from Brussels to Strasbourg? Huge waste of European taxpayers money and I think it exemplifies the ridiculousness of the EU. It is farcical how they can be so frivolous with taxpayers money in that way. | |||
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"I started out on the leave side but recently I'm a persuade to vote remain. The EU isn't perfect by a long way but I'm now convinced Brexit is well disguised a power grab by a collection of neo liberal aristocrats who are pretending to have the interests of the working class in mind. Stay and reform and fight TTIP. " The EU cannot be reformed in any meaningful way, surely David Cameron's pitiful attempt at renegotiation highlighted and demonstrated that perfectly. | |||
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"Is there a full prospectus somewhere of what the eu plans are for the next 30 to 40 years ? It would be good to be able to read in black and white exactly what they hope to achieve in that tone and what countries they are planning on adding to the EU. Because all we seem to hear is what both sides assume it will be like and no hard and fast facts from the EU committee. They seems to want the uk to stay in the club without telling everyone what exactly they will be bringing in next and in the future. And expect people to just accept that they know what is better for us Read the EU five presidents report to see where the EU is heading in future. It wants more integration, more political union, more monetary union, more countries to join (Turkey, Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania and Serbia) more free movement of people, bigger EU budgets which means an increase in our EU membership fee and an EU army which would mean British troops serving under EU generals. " Exactly! Europe will become a republic ran by the unelected. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Ok, you've changed my mind." | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." We will, don't worry about that.Better off out | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). We will, don't worry about that.Better off out " why? | |||
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"I started out on the leave side but recently I'm a persuade to vote remain. The EU isn't perfect by a long way but I'm now convinced Brexit is well disguised a power grab by a collection of neo liberal aristocrats who are pretending to have the interests of the working class in mind. Stay and reform and fight TTIP. " Well said... | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). We will, don't worry about that.Better off out why? "Because they can | |||
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"The Sun Newspaper came out in favour of the Leave Campaign yesterday. If that isn't an incentive to vote REMAIN nothing is. Whatever the vote outcome the sleaze, hypocrisy and corruption of our ruling classes will remain. I was undecided until yesterday
Absofrickenlutley!!
I was swaying but now I'm a definite remain. Unfortunately, so many see that rag as the political bench mark
Me and my daugher was saying just the same yesterday, if the sun wants us out that's good enough reason to stay "I was already remain but this pushed it over the top as anything Murdoch wants I'm against. (I'm well aware The Times wants to remain but that doesn't follow his political stance as much as the sun does as he feels he can misinform and coerce the readers of the sun) | |||
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"Unashamedly pinched from a poost doing the rounds on Facebook.... Here are a few that strongly believe the UK should remain a member of the EU: • Governor of the Bank of England • International Monetary Fund • Institute for Fiscal Studies • Confederation of British Industry • Leaders/heads of state of every single other member of the EU • President of the United States of America • Eight former US Treasury Secretaries • President of China • Prime Minister of India • Prime Minister of Canada • Prime Minister of Australia • Prime Minister of Japan • Prime Minister of New Zealand • The chief executives of most of the top 100 companies in the UK including Marks and Spencer, BT, Asda, Vodafone, Virgin, IBM, BMW etc. • Kofi Annan, the former Secretary General of the United Nations • All living former Prime Ministers of the UK (from both parties) • Virtually all reputable and recognised economists • The Prime Minister of the UK • The leader of the Labour Party • The Leader of the Liberal Democrats • The Leader of the Green Party • The Leader of the Scottish National Party • The leader of Plaid Cymru • Leader of Sinn Fein • Martin Lewis, that money saving dude off the telly • The Secretary General of the TUC • Unison • National Union of Students • National Union of Farmers • Stephen Hawking • Chief Executive of the NHS • 300 of the most prominent international historians • Director of Europol • David Anderson QC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation • Former Directors of GCHQ • Secretary General of Nato • Church of England • Church in Scotland • Church in Wales • Friends of the Earth • Greenpeace • Director General of the World Trade Organisation • WWF • World Bank • OECD Here are pretty much the only notable people who think we should leave the EU: • Boris Johnson, who probably doesn’t really care either way, but knows he’ll become Prime Minister if the country votes to leave • A former Secretary of State for Work and Pensions who carried out a brutal regime of cuts to benefits and essential support for the poorest in society as well as the disabled and sick • That idiot that was Education Secretary and every single teacher in the country hated with a furious passion for the damage he was doing to the education system • Leader of UKIP • BNP • Britain First • Donald Trump • Keith Chegwin • David Icke So, as I said, if you can’t be bothered to look into the real facts and implications of all this in/out stuff, just pick the list that you most trust and vote that way. It really couldn’t be more simple. And if you are unsure about leaving, don't. and i be fair to the leave side.... you left out Marine Le Pen..... and Vladimir Putin!!!! "So at the end of the day your a racist of you vote out. Well done | |||
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"8 days before the forum shuts up about the blimmin referendum. Oh apart from all the recriminations and calls for a recount. " | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." Im voting leave.. bout time we made britain great again! | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Im voting leave.. bout time we made britain great again!" | |||
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"8 days before the forum shuts up about the blimmin referendum. Oh apart from all the recriminations and calls for a recount. " | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Im voting leave.. bout time we made britain great again!" why aren't we "Great" now then? | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Im voting leave.. bout time we made britain great again! why aren't we "Great" now then?" Why do you keep asking "why"
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." you do realise that we won't leave the day after the referendum? | |||
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"I started out on the leave side but recently I'm a persuade to vote remain. The EU isn't perfect by a long way but I'm now convinced Brexit is well disguised a power grab by a collection of neo liberal aristocrats who are pretending to have the interests of the working class in mind. Stay and reform and fight TTIP. I'm thinking this more and more every day!" Totally agree. Vote remain. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). you do realise that we won't leave the day after the referendum? " A lot of people don't I sick of hearing we should leave to keep any more immigrants from coming in How will leaving stop that? All that will happen if we leave is a mass migration will cover over the boarders before we are totally out | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Im voting leave.. bout time we made britain great again!" how will leaving make us great again. you do known that great Britain means big Britain as opposed to Brittany or small Britain? | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). you do realise that we won't leave the day after the referendum? A lot of people don't I sick of hearing we should leave to keep any more immigrants from coming in How will leaving stop that? All that will happen if we leave is a mass migration will cover over the boarders before we are totally out " given 50% of immigration is from outside the eu leaving won't change much in that regard. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why do you want us to leave ? I'm voting remain anyway but just curious
Noone likes the, UK. They see the, UK. as a "threat" so why keep funding them. Charity begins at home on these shores."Come on mate. There are some valid reasons to vote leave but ill informed non-sense statements like this just make you look bad and don't encourage anyone to take your side. | |||
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"Don't think this has been mentioned in the forums before but what are people's opinions of the EU travelling circus? Moving the European Parliament back and forth from Brussels to Strasbourg? Huge waste of European taxpayers money and I think it exemplifies the ridiculousness of the EU. It is farcical how they can be so frivolous with taxpayers money in that way. " Exactly. Was hoping for a Remainers' comment on this but seems like they know nothing of the waste in the EU or for some reason choose to ignore it | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why do you want us to leave ? I'm voting remain anyway but just curious
Noone likes the, UK. They see the, UK. as a "threat" so why keep funding them. Charity begins at home on these shores.
Come on mate. There are some valid reasons to vote leave but ill informed non-sense statements like this just make you look bad and don't encourage anyone to take your side."This im a leave voter. But a lot of reasons on both sides have been so fucking stupid. If we leave toilet roll will no longer be available. If we stay we will all turn into frogs. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). Why do you want us to leave ? I'm voting remain anyway but just curious
Noone likes the, UK. They see the, UK. as a "threat" so why keep funding them. Charity begins at home on these shores.
Come on mate. There are some valid reasons to vote leave but ill informed non-sense statements like this just make you look bad and don't encourage anyone to take your side.
This im a leave voter. But a lot of reasons on both sides have been so fucking stupid.
If we leave toilet roll will no longer be available. If we stay we will all turn into frogs. "No bog roll is it to late to chance my mind | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers). "8 days to go and my country will not be a part of the, EU." You want people to vote leave and you don't even know the process to leave? If the UK votes to leave the EU there will be an exit process that will take at least two years and may well take us up to the next election as the UK negotiates its exit terms. Get ready for more anti EU hysteria when the EU fulfils its promises of not offering a country that has left the EU better terms than those who remain. Expect no change in EU migration unless the economic shock is so great that the economy goes on the slide and then there is the question of the single market which we are not of course voting to leave but which is linked to cost and the free movement of people. As certain Fab members on here have said - they are voting out purely on the "immigrant" issue which presumably means that they will also be wanting to exit the single market or expecting the EU to offer the UK more favourable terms as an outsider than as a full member. My view is that the UK will vote out, but I don't think it will come to that in the end as realisation of the actual consequences dawn over the coming two to three year. " this.. a clear case of be very careful what you ask for as you may not like the answer (and the reality).. | |||
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"Please vote to "leave" my fellow (fabbers)." I already have voted to Leave via postal vote last week, as did many family members | |||
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"Don't think this has been mentioned in the forums before but what are people's opinions of the EU travelling circus? Moving the European Parliament back and forth from Brussels to Strasbourg? Huge waste of European taxpayers money and I think it exemplifies the ridiculousness of the EU. It is farcical how they can be so frivolous with taxpayers money in that way. Exactly. Was hoping for a Remainers' comment on this but seems like they know nothing of the waste in the EU or for some reason choose to ignore it" I don't like the way they had butter mountains and wine lakes and grew and destroyed apples just to keep the prices high. | |||
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"Just think in 20 years time and your grand children who are all part of the republic of Europe with 1 single monetary, political & taxation system come and ask " Could you have done anything to change this?" You'll be able to say "yes, but we quite liked the idea of short term comfort at the time so didn't do anything" Can you tell which way I'm voting? "............. | |||
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"Don't think this has been mentioned in the forums before but what are people's opinions of the EU travelling circus? Moving the European Parliament back and forth from Brussels to Strasbourg? Huge waste of European taxpayers money and I think it exemplifies the ridiculousness of the EU. It is farcical how they can be so frivolous with taxpayers money in that way. Exactly. Was hoping for a Remainers' comment on this but seems like they know nothing of the waste in the EU or for some reason choose to ignore it I don't like the way they had butter mountains and wine lakes and grew and destroyed apples just to keep the prices high. " any 'waste' is not good by large institutions or indeed Government.. Our own Government has wasted tens of millions on failed IT projects, regional fire controls and other failed idea's.. | |||
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"All politicians lie. No one can accurately predict what will happen out of the EU but one thing is for certain. It will not be nearly as nice as the leavers say or as bad as the remain threaten. If it is leave then Scotland (23% of the land mass of the UK and all the N sea oil), will vote to leave the UK. NI will need a border with the south and the troubles showed how hard it is to seal that. There will be a lot of change. But bilateral trade with North Korea will blossom!! " Do you really think the People of Scotland are following snp advice to vote remain, even SNP members are sticking up their middle finger and voting to leave the EU any SNP members on here actually voting to remain, if they are, they are keeping very quiet VOTE LEAVE no mater where in the UK you live | |||
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