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your be not the only one
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They've got one thing right in their £9 million pound pack of misleading information.
Look at the people in the pictures. |
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Me too. We're all immigrants in my house so we can't vote.
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It's not YOUR house Crisp.
It's OURS...now clean up and bugger off hth |
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I guess whether you decide to enclose a small, moist lump of catsh1t with it (as a comment on this blatant propaganda) is entirely up to you.
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Cameron will be pleased, his tory chums at Vote Leave have let slip they are going to be the official Brexit group despite the Electoral Commission supposedly not decided yet. Another decision that stinks, Go/Leave.EU has a far broader spectrum of supporters than they do. FFS they even want a second referendum!!!
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^ Will they not 'unite' once the decision has been reached ? seems a sensible thing to do.
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Nigel has tried for months but they are aloof and do not want a straight Brexit, they want a vote to leave then go back to the EU to try and negotiate again. Fortunately we have many members at GO/Leave.EU who donate, and we have already raised more than the £7 million they will get off the Electoral Commission. I cannot imagine Boris, Gove or IDS putting their hands in their own pockets.
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I think the general public regard the EU as a springboard to immigration into the UK.
And despite anything that's said, that is the perception of the public. And getting out is a chance to end to something they have never approved of. |
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If the majority vote to leave, any re-negotiation would surely not be acceptable.
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We've missed the boat on a renegotiation.
According to the IMF we are such an integral part of the EEC that were we to leave there would be severe implications for the global economy. Even with this position of strength, what we have actually negotiated we could have got free with a packet of Cornflakes. |
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^Yes if they were so keen on us staying in.
Why did Cameron come back with nothing worth a mention? Trade with the EU will continue as usual if we leave. It's the power they have over us now that they want to retain. |
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Yeah according to the IMF, Britain's too small to go it alone, but so big we'd cause a global economy crisis if we left the EU.
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This is the kind of Govt leaflet I would've preferred. Something honest
. http://imgur.com/h86wnp7 |
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i used the government funded freepost to send it back as its complete waste of taxpayers money
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Just about send mine back
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If we vote out will we lose our "special status"
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Is that the special status of 'no lube, head down the sh1tter'?
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well the rumour was correct Vote.Leave have got the nod off the Electoral Commission, stinks weren't even supposed to be known until tomorrow
Dear , The decision of UKIP to back Grassroots Out was on the basis that they saw the importance of the immigration issue in this referendum, and that we wanted to reach out across the country at a grassroots level and work with everyone from the left, centre and right of British politics to get our country out of the EU. I believe this approach is the only way the Leave side can win this referendum. It is clear that Vote Leave now share my view on this approach, for instance the issue of EU open borders is now a prominent part of their campaign messaging. Regardless of designation, UKIP will play a huge role in this campaign as the only national party committed to leaving the EU and with a substantial £4 million spending limit. I have always wanted all on the Leave side to come together and have done my best to try and make this happen. I'll continue to do so in the run up to the referendum to ensure the Leave side wins. We in UKIP, as I've said from the start, will work with anyone that wants to leave the EU. We must work together to get our country out of the European Union. Regards, nigelsigEMAIL.png Nigel Farage UKIP Leader |
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Viva the revolution Chelsea girl.
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Bring it on!
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