EU how to vote by post disgrace.

The Tories thought at the last election they would be part of a new coalition government, so they promised a referendum on the EU thinking that like the time before a coalition would give them the excuse not to hold one.
Much to their amazement they won the GE and have been pushed into holding a referendum.

Now they're panicking because they might not win the in vote, so they're pulling every dirty trick in the book to try to win it.

I think you can see why we're 6's on to stay in.

disgusting - it's gonna be one big fiddle


Everyone ive spoke to over the last few months is out
I come across one In yesterday & she was more of a sit on the fence
type & didnt really know why she was voting in.

If we're out this is gonna be the biggest fiddle in history

you have a good point Ron and Dr Crippen

I cant see them getting away with any sort of fiddle, if the vote is to remain, then it just means that the people you know aren't a representative sample - for the record I know loads more Remains than Leaves

Bet he don't live in Bradford^^^^^^^

*If we're out this is gonna be the biggest fiddle in history

out should of been IN

Somethings in life Ron don't need clarifying

Hard to argue this has been anything but a fair fight, but we best just get on with it now.

Given the weight of 'The Establishment' behind the Remain campaign, the odds in the vote going that way are probably fair enough. It's tempting to presume that because (educated guesswork here) the bulk of Chit Chat are middle aged and conservative (small and large 'C') that's the people you listen to and they are pretty much all in favour of 'out', then that's the way the population feel, when it clearly isn't.

We (Brexiteers) should be speaking to the under 30's, pointing at their generation slung on the scrapheap in Greece, Portugal and Spain. Explaining how it isn't 'Little Englanders' wanting to pull up the drawbridge, but an extension of a proud desire for self-determination and the kind of 'anti-globalism' that their generation protest about at G8 summits and the like.

...and how it's not about keeping the Interail fares down for them during their Gap Year.

Couldn't make it up

In every referendum that we've had post 75.....its always the 'undecideds' that bottle it in the very last minute opting for the 'saftey blanket' of the status quo. With their "it's best not to 'rock the boat'" mentality.

roger, you would also have to explain to these under 30's how they would recover from the economic sh1tstorm caused by Brexit.

Under 30,s want out ,they aint no Europeans Bruv

Die Linke

With foresight like that, no wonder you're on a gambling website.

You couldn't give me the winner of The Derby could you? Should be a piece of pi$$ after all the macro-economics and chaos theory you've studied to come to that definite conclusion.

Die Linke's statement isn't a fact but it's a longs odd on favourite.

Roger

the bulk of Chit Chat are middle aged and conservative (small and large 'C') that's the people you listen to and they are pretty much all in favour of 'out'

I think they will be the ones that keep us in. They will worry about the possible negative effects on their own income. They will see it as too risky.

People never stop  moaning about immigration, but what do they actually do? If we went by anti immigration posts the BNP should be in power,  but they are not?

Frankly I would advise the young to vote leave. How on earth are they going to get a job if immigrants keeping pouring into this country.

Only voting leave can stop immigration.

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http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/05/31/claim-eu-citizens-receiving-polling-cards-despite-not-allowed-vote/