BoJo private prosecution thrown out... 15:15 - Jun 7 with 2335 views | bluey_the_blue | ... on appeal. As predicted... Guess Marcus J Ball will have to get a job now unless he can find something else to crowdfund for. [Post edited 7 Jun 2019 15:15]
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BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 16:42 - Jun 7 with 2269 views | longlostjack | Silly effort. Should have focused on Arron Banks. Hope the SFO is still on the case. | ![](/images/avatars/9563.gif) |
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BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 20:53 - Jun 7 with 2185 views | Kilkennyjack | Of course , if people deliberately mislead other people then there is a question mark about their suitability for public office, shirley ? | ![](/images/avatars/9736.gif) |
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BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 21:15 - Jun 7 with 2166 views | bluey_the_blue | Well, apply that standard then there would be nobody in public office. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 21:33 - Jun 7 with 2145 views | Flashberryjack |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 20:53 - Jun 7 by Kilkennyjack | Of course , if people deliberately mislead other people then there is a question mark about their suitability for public office, shirley ? |
Politicians have been deliberately misleading people for hundreds of years, that's what they do, albeit some more so than others. But basically they are all f*cking liars to some degree. | ![](/images/avatars/8685.gif) |
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BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 10:01 - Jun 11 with 2005 views | felixstowe_jack | Corbyn said he would cancel student debt and give free University education to everyone. That would have cost far more than Boris over estimation of how much we pay the EU. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) |
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BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 10:07 - Jun 11 with 1995 views | controversial_jack |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 10:01 - Jun 11 by felixstowe_jack | Corbyn said he would cancel student debt and give free University education to everyone. That would have cost far more than Boris over estimation of how much we pay the EU. |
It wasn't an over estimation it was a total lie | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 10:26 - Jun 11 with 1976 views | LeonWasGod |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 10:01 - Jun 11 by felixstowe_jack | Corbyn said he would cancel student debt and give free University education to everyone. That would have cost far more than Boris over estimation of how much we pay the EU. |
It'd be a lot cheaper than the cost of Brexit so far though. £16bn or so in current outstanding student debt, compared to estimates of the order of £60bn-£80bn so far on Brexsh*t. Even Chris Greyling's balls ups would have paid off about a sixth of that student debt alone! | ![](/images/avatars/21105.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:13 - Jun 11 with 1929 views | AnotherJohn | The case was another instance of the attempted displacement of politics by law - what some call juridification. The current series of Reith lectures by Jonathan Sumption deals with is very issue. Leaving aside this frivolous case, this is a dangerous trend that puts whole areas of public policy beyond the reach of the voting public. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) | Login to get fewer ads
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:50 - Jun 11 with 1906 views | felixstowe_jack |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 10:07 - Jun 11 by controversial_jack | It wasn't an over estimation it was a total lie |
A bit like the remainers who said unemployment would rise by two million if people voted to leave. It has actually fallen by a million the referendum so the remainers lie was only 3 million out. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) |
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BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:53 - Jun 11 with 1901 views | Batterseajack |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:50 - Jun 11 by felixstowe_jack | A bit like the remainers who said unemployment would rise by two million if people voted to leave. It has actually fallen by a million the referendum so the remainers lie was only 3 million out. |
Who said that? All i can find is this, and we're not far off the predictions made by the treasury. "The BBC's assistant political editor Norman Smith said the Treasury report on the economic consequences of leaving - which comes one month before the vote on Britain's EU membership on 23 June - was "even gloomier" than had been predicted. The Treasury's "cautious" economic forecasts of the two years following a vote to leave - which assumes a bilateral trade agreement with the EU would have been negotiated - predicts Gross Domestic Product would grow by 3.6% less than currently predicted. In such a scenario, it suggests sterling would fall by 12%, unemployment would rise by 520,000, average wages would fall by 2.8% and house prices would be hit by 10%." [Post edited 11 Jun 2019 13:55]
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BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:55 - Jun 11 with 1891 views | LeonWasGod |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:50 - Jun 11 by felixstowe_jack | A bit like the remainers who said unemployment would rise by two million if people voted to leave. It has actually fallen by a million the referendum so the remainers lie was only 3 million out. |
lie noun - a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood. - something intended or serving to convey a false impression; imposture: - an inaccurate or false statement; a falsehood. prediction noun​ - a statement about what you think will happen in the future You're welcome | ![](/images/avatars/21105.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:56 - Jun 11 with 1888 views | felixstowe_jack |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:53 - Jun 11 by Batterseajack | Who said that? All i can find is this, and we're not far off the predictions made by the treasury. "The BBC's assistant political editor Norman Smith said the Treasury report on the economic consequences of leaving - which comes one month before the vote on Britain's EU membership on 23 June - was "even gloomier" than had been predicted. The Treasury's "cautious" economic forecasts of the two years following a vote to leave - which assumes a bilateral trade agreement with the EU would have been negotiated - predicts Gross Domestic Product would grow by 3.6% less than currently predicted. In such a scenario, it suggests sterling would fall by 12%, unemployment would rise by 520,000, average wages would fall by 2.8% and house prices would be hit by 10%." [Post edited 11 Jun 2019 13:55]
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Osborne Blair carney brown clegg to name a few. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) |
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BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:57 - Jun 11 with 1887 views | bluey_the_blue |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:55 - Jun 11 by LeonWasGod | lie noun - a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood. - something intended or serving to convey a false impression; imposture: - an inaccurate or false statement; a falsehood. prediction noun​ - a statement about what you think will happen in the future You're welcome |
Well, if it wasn't a lie and was just an incorrect prediction, I'd presume whoever made such grossly incorrect predictions would have been fired. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:00 - Jun 11 with 1882 views | Batterseajack |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:56 - Jun 11 by felixstowe_jack | Osborne Blair carney brown clegg to name a few. |
Well they didn't say what your accusing them of. You're as bad as Boris with the truth. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:04 - Jun 11 with 1875 views | felixstowe_jack |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:53 - Jun 11 by Batterseajack | Who said that? All i can find is this, and we're not far off the predictions made by the treasury. "The BBC's assistant political editor Norman Smith said the Treasury report on the economic consequences of leaving - which comes one month before the vote on Britain's EU membership on 23 June - was "even gloomier" than had been predicted. The Treasury's "cautious" economic forecasts of the two years following a vote to leave - which assumes a bilateral trade agreement with the EU would have been negotiated - predicts Gross Domestic Product would grow by 3.6% less than currently predicted. In such a scenario, it suggests sterling would fall by 12%, unemployment would rise by 520,000, average wages would fall by 2.8% and house prices would be hit by 10%." [Post edited 11 Jun 2019 13:55]
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Just Google Who predicted unemployment would rise if we voted leave in referendum. At least a dozen articles predicting soaring unemployment and the economy plunging into recession. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) |
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BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:05 - Jun 11 with 1870 views | bluey_the_blue |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:00 - Jun 11 by Batterseajack | Well they didn't say what your accusing them of. You're as bad as Boris with the truth. |
Osborne did however claim an immediate recession on a Leave vote result with an emergency budget required; irresponsible scaremongering by a chancellor which would have a negative effect upon markets. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:25 - Jun 11 with 1857 views | Batterseajack |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:05 - Jun 11 by bluey_the_blue | Osborne did however claim an immediate recession on a Leave vote result with an emergency budget required; irresponsible scaremongering by a chancellor which would have a negative effect upon markets. |
Bank of England was forced to pump money into the economy to keep it afloat and avoid the predictions it made. The pound slumped immediately after as predicted. Manufacturing jobs are being lost, albeit not overnight, but over the course of the next few years as plants ramp down. House prices have slumped, but only so far as around 5% for typical houses. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:27 - Jun 11 with 1854 views | Batterseajack |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:04 - Jun 11 by felixstowe_jack | Just Google Who predicted unemployment would rise if we voted leave in referendum. At least a dozen articles predicting soaring unemployment and the economy plunging into recession. |
I did, and i don't recognize the claims that were made. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:33 - Jun 11 with 1850 views | bluey_the_blue |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:25 - Jun 11 by Batterseajack | Bank of England was forced to pump money into the economy to keep it afloat and avoid the predictions it made. The pound slumped immediately after as predicted. Manufacturing jobs are being lost, albeit not overnight, but over the course of the next few years as plants ramp down. House prices have slumped, but only so far as around 5% for typical houses. |
Bank of England also apologised for incorrect predictions. Car manufacturing jobs have been shown to be down to numerous factors. Too easy to blame on Brexit. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 17:43 - Jun 11 with 1781 views | DafyddHuw |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 14:33 - Jun 11 by bluey_the_blue | Bank of England also apologised for incorrect predictions. Car manufacturing jobs have been shown to be down to numerous factors. Too easy to blame on Brexit. |
You're right Bluey. Nowt to do with Brexit. It's immigrants, innit. And the workshy - you know, people withouit jobs who can't be arsed to go out and collect cans. Terrible when we have no control over our borders. Can't wait for BoJo to come in and fûck us up even more than we already are. What's the running total for planning for leaving with no deal now? Not a penny of it is wasted mind. | ![](/images/avatars/9181.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 17:45 - Jun 11 with 1777 views | bluey_the_blue |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 17:43 - Jun 11 by DafyddHuw | You're right Bluey. Nowt to do with Brexit. It's immigrants, innit. And the workshy - you know, people withouit jobs who can't be arsed to go out and collect cans. Terrible when we have no control over our borders. Can't wait for BoJo to come in and fûck us up even more than we already are. What's the running total for planning for leaving with no deal now? Not a penny of it is wasted mind. |
Yup, ignore the post for reasons of your own as per. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 18:49 - Jun 12 with 1694 views | controversial_jack |
BoJo private prosecution thrown out... on 13:50 - Jun 11 by felixstowe_jack | A bit like the remainers who said unemployment would rise by two million if people voted to leave. It has actually fallen by a million the referendum so the remainers lie was only 3 million out. |
That was a prediction not a lie. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
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