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Remain With or Leave the EU on 21:36 - Jun 3 by Flashberryjack
Fair comment, but if I'm correct and it does self destruct, we'd be in much better shape trading and financially wise, if we were already far less-reliant on trade within the EU, as we were when we decided not to adopt the Euro.
I agree that we should become less reliant on trade with the EU. nothing wrong with doing that anyway whether we're in or out.
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Remain With or Leave the EU on 09:04 - Jun 4 with 3347 views
I expect the vote to be quite regional, with England being predominantly out with a stronger in vote for Wales and Scotland. From people I have come into contact with and spoken to daily across England and Wales, the momentum at the moment seems to be with out. But one major news item in the last couple of days before the vote could swing it either way.
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Remain With or Leave the EU on 09:26 - Jun 4 with 3335 views
Remain With or Leave the EU on 21:15 - Jun 3 by londonlisa2001
I think that's a perfectly reasonable argument.
I also think it will change, but have decided it may be better to influence the change from within.
Cameron tried that and was basically laughed out of Brussels.
Ever since my son was... never conceived, because I've never had consensual sex without money involved... I've always kind of looked at you as... a thing, that I could live next to... in accordance with state laws.
Interesting. They are farther apart than our good selves.
When I first started to think about it a few months ago, I was convinced the Remain vote would win comfortably. It seems from these won small samples that it may not be that simple.
People in certain places getting panicky I suppose. Whoever they may be!!
Remain With or Leave the EU on 16:23 - Jun 4 by union_jack
Interesting. They are farther apart than our good selves.
When I first started to think about it a few months ago, I was convinced the Remain vote would win comfortably. It seems from these won small samples that it may not be that simple.
People in certain places getting panicky I suppose. Whoever they may be!!
I have a feeling that many who do not want change are the type not to bother to vote. People who want change will be prepared to go out and vote for it. This in the end could make all the difference.
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Remain With or Leave the EU on 16:27 - Jun 4 with 3185 views
Remain With or Leave the EU on 17:16 - Jun 4 by Starsky
Well you would wouldn't you... It's EU gone mad.
Truth be told, Starsk, I haven't really decided. Both in and out have their potential advantages. I am struggling with the complete c*ntiness of the leave campaign though so I'm leaning heavily towards remain.
Remain With or Leave the EU on 17:19 - Jun 4 by exiledclaseboy
Truth be told, Starsk, I haven't really decided. Both in and out have their potential advantages. I am struggling with the complete c*ntiness of the leave campaign though so I'm leaning heavily towards remain.
It's fairly obvious even to a political dummy like me that the Beitish politicians are serving their careers by staying in Europe. Old pals act. We certainly get the raw deal from the EU and that's a fact.
It's just the internet, init.
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Remain With or Leave the EU on 17:47 - Jun 4 with 2573 views
Remain With or Leave the EU on 17:42 - Jun 4 by Starsky
It's fairly obvious even to a political dummy like me that the Beitish politicians are serving their careers by staying in Europe. Old pals act. We certainly get the raw deal from the EU and that's a fact.
No that's an opinion. There are no facts in this debate on either side. Just conjecture, speculation and strongly held opinions.
Remain With or Leave the EU on 17:42 - Jun 4 by Starsky
It's fairly obvious even to a political dummy like me that the Beitish politicians are serving their careers by staying in Europe. Old pals act. We certainly get the raw deal from the EU and that's a fact.
It's not a fact unless you can evaluate the benefits Starsk, and no one can.
I have no idea what's best but anyone pretending that exit isn't a massive gamble and leap in the dark is a liar.
Remain With or Leave the EU on 17:19 - Jun 4 by exiledclaseboy
Truth be told, Starsk, I haven't really decided. Both in and out have their potential advantages. I am struggling with the complete c*ntiness of the leave campaign though so I'm leaning heavily towards remain.
The complete cu ntiness you refer to isn't limited only to the leave side. It's been an absolute clusterfcuk of cu ntiness on both sides from the start.
I don't think we'll be allowed to leave anyway even if vote leave wins. They'll make a couple of concessions and keep having referendums until we vote the way they want us to. It would be funny to see Cameron's face though.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
Remain With or Leave the EU on 17:47 - Jun 4 by Highjack
The complete cu ntiness you refer to isn't limited only to the leave side. It's been an absolute clusterfcuk of cu ntiness on both sides from the start.
I don't think we'll be allowed to leave anyway even if vote leave wins. They'll make a couple of concessions and keep having referendums until we vote the way they want us to. It would be funny to see Cameron's face though.
I completely agree with the first part.
I couldn't disagree more with the second part. That's a delusion held by those who want to vote to leave safe in the knowledge that we'll end up staying in anyway. It won't happen like that.
But yes, Cammers' face would be hilarious. As would his 24 June visit to the Queen to tender his resignation.
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