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7 out 2 in 1 undecided
and a threat or two
will see how we progress over the next few months...
and a threat or two
will see how we progress over the next few months...
What happens if the referendum ends with exactly 50% of the vote for both IN and OUT ?
Does Head Judge Len Goodman get the casting vote as is the norm?
Does Head Judge Len Goodman get the casting vote as is the norm?
Out - only because it may trigger another Scottish referendum.
Based on previous polls, it would need a 90% majority on chit-chat to reflect a 50:50 split nationally. So for betting purposes Remain is well ahead.
Out for me, though.
Out for me, though.
OUT although they wont let it happen
you can check out anytime you want but you can never leave
you can check out anytime you want but you can never leave
Timing Terry - I'm wearing my Eagles 2001 tour shirt from Hampden right now!
too many bottlers will make sure the IN vote wins easily.
I'll be voting out anyway
I'll be voting out anyway
Methinks the bottlers will come more to their senses the nearer we approach the vote. Hence, why Dave called it early.
Out here too- if we stay in we are Fuuuukkkkkkkkkkeeeeeedddddddd
if we out we may or may not be Fuuuukkkkkkkkkkeeeeeedddddddd
if we out we may or may not be Fuuuukkkkkkkkkkeeeeeedddddddd
Somewhere in the krankies attic there's a picture slowly getting younger ..
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03471/SturgeonEurope_3471006c.jpg
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/03471/SturgeonEurope_3471006c.jpg
The referendum is in summer.
After a few months of Migrant Swamping 2.0 every day and Uberfrautenant Merkel ordering other countries to take the cast-offs Germany won't take, that'll be another 5% for out.
After a few months of Migrant Swamping 2.0 every day and Uberfrautenant Merkel ordering other countries to take the cast-offs Germany won't take, that'll be another 5% for out.
OUT ... fook multiculturism, let's try and get our country back ... but I fear that we're doomed I tell ye, dooooomed.
I want it to be like the sixties, that's all. Controlled immigration, for the country's needs, that's all.
I want it to be like the sixties, that's all. Controlled immigration, for the country's needs, that's all.
"I want it to be like the sixties, that's all."
In the 60s we had the rolling stones, soon we'll have the rolling heads...
In the 60s we had the rolling stones, soon we'll have the rolling heads...
might get a rough idea by the middle of next week where we are standing. There were 500 Go/Leave.EU pitches set up nationwide today and the feedback will be collated and analysed. The one I was at today I would say there were 60% out, 35% undecided and 5% in which has been fairly consistent over the 3 we have done so far.
Will the umpteen million Peace-Loving Community be using their Block Vote to stay IN ?
I'm guessing it depends on what the guy decides who fills out all the local postal votes for them, just like Labour votes...
Which mugs did you get to "man" the stall while you skived off early, Burton-Brewers? 
mememe • March 5, 2016 2:47 PM GMT
OUT ... fook multiculturism, let's try and get our country back ... but I fear that we're doomed I tell ye, dooooomed.
I want it to be like the sixties, that's all. Controlled immigration, for the country's needs, that's all.
The problem then was immigration from the commonwealth...we did not control that
So we have shot ourselves in both feet not just one
I suggest we stop now, we must come out, because the next bullet might go through our head
OUT ... fook multiculturism, let's try and get our country back ... but I fear that we're doomed I tell ye, dooooomed.
I want it to be like the sixties, that's all. Controlled immigration, for the country's needs, that's all.
The problem then was immigration from the commonwealth...we did not control that
So we have shot ourselves in both feet not just one
I suggest we stop now, we must come out, because the next bullet might go through our head
I don't think we ever have had our heart in Europe anyway, it was always a bad marriage
We thought it was just removing trade barriers...this movement of labour is insane
I don't think universal European justice works or the agricultural policy tbh
We thought it was just removing trade barriers...this movement of labour is insane
I don't think universal European justice works or the agricultural policy tbh
Some racism maybe, but we soon grew up and realised that underneath we're all pretty much the same.
But the recent deluge of immigrants - past 20 years? will give us (are giving us) nothing but trouble.
For that reason, I'm oot.
But the recent deluge of immigrants - past 20 years? will give us (are giving us) nothing but trouble.
For that reason, I'm oot.
Which mugs did you get to "man" the stall while you skived off early, Burton-Brewers?
no one skived off we all stood from 9.00 am untill 1.00pm as we have on all 3 occasions
no one skived off we all stood from 9.00 am untill 1.00pm as we have on all 3 occasions
The 3.6 against leaving seems good value. The bloke in the street doesn't understand the economic complications and probably neither do most politicians so to Joe Public it's all about immigration and he's sick of uncontrolled immigration into the UK.
My vote will be to leave and to anyone who disagrees please tell me if we take in an extra million people in the next 3 years (the same number approx. as now live in Birmingham/Manchester) where they are all going to live. Where will their children be schooled and where are the hospitals to attend to their health needs? Throw in a road and transport system which now grinds to a halt all too often at present and it is physically impossible to keep accepting the current amount of people into the country.
Again just ask Where are these people going to live? I guarantee you wont get a straight answer.
My vote will be to leave and to anyone who disagrees please tell me if we take in an extra million people in the next 3 years (the same number approx. as now live in Birmingham/Manchester) where they are all going to live. Where will their children be schooled and where are the hospitals to attend to their health needs? Throw in a road and transport system which now grinds to a halt all too often at present and it is physically impossible to keep accepting the current amount of people into the country.
Again just ask Where are these people going to live? I guarantee you wont get a straight answer.
Burton-Brewers
Which mugs did you get to "man" the stall while you skived off early, Burton-Brewers?
no one skived off we all stood from 9.00 am untill 1.00pm as we have on all 3 occasions
Yes BB but the ones who want to stay in the youngsters dont get out of bed till 14.00
Which mugs did you get to "man" the stall while you skived off early, Burton-Brewers?
no one skived off we all stood from 9.00 am untill 1.00pm as we have on all 3 occasions
Yes BB but the ones who want to stay in the youngsters dont get out of bed till 14.00
mememe • March 5, 2016 4:10 PM GMT
Some racism maybe, but we soon grew up and realised that underneath we're all pretty much the same.
That may well be true but that does not mean we can live together...look at the touble we have with Muslims now????????????????????
I agree with Bix it is a question of the numbers now, we cannot keep taking immigrants
Some racism maybe, but we soon grew up and realised that underneath we're all pretty much the same.
That may well be true but that does not mean we can live together...look at the touble we have with Muslims now????????????????????
I agree with Bix it is a question of the numbers now, we cannot keep taking immigrants
It has got worse because ex East European countries entered the EU, the only thing we get from is people
Also we had the Cedit Crunch in 2009, everywhere is in recession now.
Also we had the Cedit Crunch in 2009, everywhere is in recession now.
The country can not cope its getting more and more clogged up
Roads,schools,doctors,hospitals,prisons.
Then they say "We need all these immigrants to work in the hospitals etc"
We would not need them if you didn't let 3 to 4 100,000 people in each year
as you have for the last 20 odd years
Roads,schools,doctors,hospitals,prisons.
Then they say "We need all these immigrants to work in the hospitals etc"
We would not need them if you didn't let 3 to 4 100,000 people in each year
as you have for the last 20 odd years
Very true wit ham we have got ouselves into a trap..but we are going to have to stop at some point
I suggest we bite the bullet, now we have the chance.
I suggest we bite the bullet, now we have the chance.
We are an island, use it, it is no longer a question of encouraqing people to come here
we are having a problem keeping them out!
we are having a problem keeping them out!
The free movement of labour is a good idea but fundamentally flawed because it is not a level playing field. It would work if 50,000 people from the UK want to leave and live in say Romania thus freeing up the accommodation and facilities used by that 50,000 to allow 50,000 from another country to come to the UK. But we all know that is not how it works in practice.
According to reports from Scotland tonight, it's a case of OUT, OUT, OUT.
Suits me
Suits me
Say NO to the Union
Say YES to the Union
I wish they would make ther mind up.
BTW trilby ye'll need to start labelling them. Who's who?
Say YES to the Union
I wish they would make ther mind up.
BTW trilby ye'll need to start labelling them. Who's who?
Out. Only luvvies, lily livers and ethnics will be voting in.
yesterdays efforts resulted in 2 million leaflets being handed out to the public. The largest amount by any political party or group in UK election or referendum history.
Odds are favouring the 'stay in' campaign....
Are there shy 'yes' voters here?
Are there shy 'yes' voters here?
In Europe, OUT of the political European Super/Federal/Not SO Super State.
Mar 5, 2016 -- 5:26PM, akabula wrote:
Say NO to the UnionSay YES to the UnionI wish they would make ther mind up.BTW trilby ye'll need to start labelling them. Who's who?
Wee Jimmy's the one on the let.
Mar 6, 2016 -- 11:03AM, Injera wrote:
In Europe, OUT of the political European Super/Federal/Not SO Super State.
^ I agree, wholeheartedly, with Injera.
It's amazing how many people don't know the difference.
Out
Don't hold your breath over the debate though.
Scare stories from both sides set to escalate, but not expecting any intelligent interaction.
Don't hold your breath over the debate though.
Scare stories from both sides set to escalate, but not expecting any intelligent interaction.
100 years ago, anyone selling British sovereignty abroad would have been shot as a traitor. In recent decades, successive Conservative and Labour governments have competed to see who can be the biggest traitors. And they've all been so successful! It's OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT for me!
^^^ Your so right.
id drag the the lot back & have them all thrown in prison for ruining
such a great country in such a short period of time.
what gives them the right ????????????????
id drag the the lot back & have them all thrown in prison for ruining
such a great country in such a short period of time.
what gives them the right ????????????????
The Beastie Boys, imo ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBShN8qT4lk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBShN8qT4lk
that's the situation these white liberals have created.
& god knows what's ahead from the damage they've done
& god knows what's ahead from the damage they've done
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-35740275
Npower to cut 2,500 jobs - a fifth of its UK workforce
But dont vote out we will lose jobs!
Npower to cut 2,500 jobs - a fifth of its UK workforce
But dont vote out we will lose jobs!
Up to 200 job losses as Hatfield Peverel dairy Arla Foods is to close
http://www.braintreeandwithamtimes.co.uk/news/braintree_witham_news/14326045.Up_to_200_job_losses_as_Hatfield_Peverel_dairy_is_to_close/
i'm sure these will stay if we vote in
http://www.braintreeandwithamtimes.co.uk/news/braintree_witham_news/14326045.Up_to_200_job_losses_as_Hatfield_Peverel_dairy_is_to_close/
i'm sure these will stay if we vote in
Out
Npower to cut 2,500 jobs - a fifth of its UK workforce that has absolutely nothing to do with leaving the E.U.
Npower to cut 2,500 jobs - a fifth of its UK workforce that has absolutely nothing to do with leaving the E.U.
And if the EU was so great for jobs. Why is it that Greece and Spain have record unemployment? And if jobs were so great in Eastern Europe - why is it that they are all flocking to the UK?
Turkey moving closer to joining Eorope - heres a heads up fom a balanced source:
Turkey's application to accede to the European Economic Community, the predecessor of the European Union (EU), was made on 14 April 1987
Upon accession to the EU, Turkey expects to receive economic development aid similar to what Ireland, Greece, Spain and Portugal received. There is also an expectation that there will be an increase in European foreign investment in the Turkish economy, further driving economic growth. Additionally, in times of economic crisis, Turkey could expect economic assistance from the EU,[citation needed] similar to what Ireland, Greece and Portugal received after the 2008 financial crisis.
Free movement of people across the EU will give many Turkish people the opportunity to easily migrate to other parts of Europe in search of work, or a higher standard of living.
All this by 2021 - not that far away....
Turkey's application to accede to the European Economic Community, the predecessor of the European Union (EU), was made on 14 April 1987
Upon accession to the EU, Turkey expects to receive economic development aid similar to what Ireland, Greece, Spain and Portugal received. There is also an expectation that there will be an increase in European foreign investment in the Turkish economy, further driving economic growth. Additionally, in times of economic crisis, Turkey could expect economic assistance from the EU,[citation needed] similar to what Ireland, Greece and Portugal received after the 2008 financial crisis.
Free movement of people across the EU will give many Turkish people the opportunity to easily migrate to other parts of Europe in search of work, or a higher standard of living.
All this by 2021 - not that far away....
Cost. The costs of EU membership to the UK is £15bn gross (0.06% of GDP) – or £6.883 billion net. (UKIP claim that the cost of EU membership in total amounts to £83bn gross if you include all possible costs, such as an ‘estimated’ £48bn of regulation costs – or £1,380 per head [1]
Inefficient policies. A large percentage of EU spending goes on the Common Agricultural Policy. For many years this distorted agricultural markets by placing minimum prices on food. This lead to higher prices for consumers and encouraging over-supply.
Problems of the Euro. Membership of the EU doesn’t necessarily mean membership of the Euro. But, the EU has placed great emphasis on the Single Currency. However, it has proved to have many problems and contributed to low rates of economic growth and high unemployment across the EU.
Pressure towards austerity. Since 2008, many southern European countries have faced pressure from the EU to pursue austerity – spending cuts to meet budget deficit targets, but in the middle of a recession these austerity measures have contributed to prolonged economic stagnation.
Net Migration. Free Movement of Labour has caused problems of overcrowding in UK cities. The UK’s population is set to rise to 70 million over next decade, partly due to immigration. This has pushed up house prices and led to congestion on roads. The concern is that the UK is powerless to prevent large scale immigration because EU rules allow free movement of labour.
More bureaucracy less democracy. the EU has created extra layers of bureaucracy whilst taking away decision making process further from local communities. For example, the British Chambers of Commerce has estimated that the annual cost to the UK of EU regulation is £7.4bn. The introduction of Qualified majority voting (QMV) mean that on many decisions votes can be taken against the public interest of a particular country.
the EUSSR also want to introduce "EU press cards" which of course will be handed out only by brussels and only to who they deem fit for them
http://www.ep-fed.org/Cpa_c_en.html
what does that sound like????????????
Inefficient policies. A large percentage of EU spending goes on the Common Agricultural Policy. For many years this distorted agricultural markets by placing minimum prices on food. This lead to higher prices for consumers and encouraging over-supply.
Problems of the Euro. Membership of the EU doesn’t necessarily mean membership of the Euro. But, the EU has placed great emphasis on the Single Currency. However, it has proved to have many problems and contributed to low rates of economic growth and high unemployment across the EU.
Pressure towards austerity. Since 2008, many southern European countries have faced pressure from the EU to pursue austerity – spending cuts to meet budget deficit targets, but in the middle of a recession these austerity measures have contributed to prolonged economic stagnation.
Net Migration. Free Movement of Labour has caused problems of overcrowding in UK cities. The UK’s population is set to rise to 70 million over next decade, partly due to immigration. This has pushed up house prices and led to congestion on roads. The concern is that the UK is powerless to prevent large scale immigration because EU rules allow free movement of labour.
More bureaucracy less democracy. the EU has created extra layers of bureaucracy whilst taking away decision making process further from local communities. For example, the British Chambers of Commerce has estimated that the annual cost to the UK of EU regulation is £7.4bn. The introduction of Qualified majority voting (QMV) mean that on many decisions votes can be taken against the public interest of a particular country.
the EUSSR also want to introduce "EU press cards" which of course will be handed out only by brussels and only to who they deem fit for them
http://www.ep-fed.org/Cpa_c_en.html
what does that sound like????????????
Still waiting for an answer from the IN voters as to where an extra million people over the next 3 years are going to live and where are the empty classrooms for their children and the empty hospital beds for when they fall sick. Remember this is roughly the same amount of people who currently occupy and use all the facilities of a city the size of Birmingham or Manchester.
Mar 8, 2016 -- 11:09AM, San Quentin wrote:
in in in
Didn't Johnny Cash write a song about you?
Remainians 
Yes, I've been broadcasting that word the past few days and it could well be the Word Of 2016!
Yes, I've been broadcasting that word the past few days and it could well be the Word Of 2016!
Where are they all going to live?
I thought Facts was taking a lot in but I'm not sure he can manage a million.
I thought Facts was taking a lot in but I'm not sure he can manage a million.
There's plenty of room in Wales but I don't think many of the immigrants are sheep farmers.
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