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that extra £350 million per week for the NHS
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Are you fishing ?, leaving the eu wont make a difference to free movement of Europeans to the uk ?
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The question is whether leaving the eu will generate the £350 million a week for the NHS that we were promised - day after day - by the Brexiteers; and, if so, when we get it.
Everyone has gone very quiet on this. |
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ZenMaster
25 Jun 16 17:34 Joined: 24 Mar 16 | Topic/replies: 1,102 | Blogger: ZenMaster's blog G1_ Jockey If the Remain side are so educated, sophisticate and wise and you believe the brexit voters have been duped, then WHY did the Remainers FAIL to MENTION it BEFORE the VOTE!Laugh WHY are REMAINERS pointing OUT things NOW!Laugh They were to busy calling everyone racists before the referendum  The NHS is just 1 of the things the £350m could be spent on. |
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we dont know, you dont know. It was part of act, like ww3 was for the remain.
Who knows what is next, but i trust the british people to do what they have for centuries. You should have confidence in a nation that is an island that have resources all over, will come good. Sadly the youth dont have any connection in being British. |
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Boris stood on a platform in front of a banner saying in Brexit Britain there would be an extra £350 million per week for the NHS. He needs to deliver on this when he is PM.
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at, you need to do some homework, the quote was about the uk giving the eu 350m each week, they pointed out that we could spend some of it on home soil, or are really that stupid ?
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at is still going on about the 50p he lost on a no hoper in a seller at plumpton in 1988. GET OVER IT!!
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The Brexit campaign clearly thought the UK public would be stupid enough to believe it. It was basically a lie.
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/24/nigel-farage-350-million-pledge-to-fund-the-nhs-was-a-mistake/
Ah so it wasn't a lie - just a mistake. That's okay then. |
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are you not grateful for the nhs, the uk already spend 110B on it, not sure 18b is really going make everything brilliant.
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Ibrahima
Sadly the youth dont have any connection in being British. The world changes and society changes. Youth today have a far more global outlook, are less xenophobic, welcome outsiders, and want to visit, enjoy and explore other countries and cultures. When I was a child in the fifties, we had one child in the entire school (about 300 kids) who wasn't from Britain or Ireland. At secondary school (about 500) there were three including a german lad who - with our impish liverpudlian wit - we nicknamed "Hitler". Things have changed. This can be hard for us older people to cope with. However, the elderly (and the unemployed and white van men) haven't got much better to do on a Thursday than vote - and differential turnout is what has swung it. We are making ourselves feel good by f..king up the lives of our kids and grandkids, telling ourselves that it is for their good in the long tem. Being British is different from what it was when we were younger. If this exit is not handled well, it will lead to what you want - net migration. Unfortunately, this may be achieved by many of our children and grandchildren leaving the UK. My kids and their friends are searching for birth certificates that demonstrate that they are entitled to an Irish passport. Don't think it is not a risk - over the years, many other countries (France, Ireland, Venezuela, Argentina, Germany... ) have - at times - lost a major part of their most mobile youth. I would like to keep in contact with my kids and grandkids and currently they - like most of their fellows - can't understand why we have done this. |
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Dont you understand that the luxury of your (& mine) kids was provided by the uk being a superb democratic country and the parents having spare money ? (unless you think different then the conversation is pointless)
There has been no exit, just a vote. Which part dont you understand about us wanting to leave ? |
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Which part dont you understand about us wanting to leave ?
I do understand that and I respect that view, as I respect the outcome of the referendum. My problem is that it has been achieved by a campaign of staggering lies (£350 million is the icing on the cake) and emotion aimed at a profile who are much more likely to vote, and who just sneaked home. My kids are comfortable - it is me who lives in luxury, funded by student grants, interest on mortgage tax relief, inflated house values produced by planning constraints, "triple-locked" pensions, pensioner bonds, free prescriptions, bus passes, additional tax allowances for dividends and interest, while we leave our kids a mountain of debt. As I said, if this exit is not handled well, it will lead to what you want - net migration - and many of us (maybe even you) may lose contact with our kids and grandkids. This is what is happening: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/eu-referendum/brexit-belfast-post-office-runs-out-of-irish-passport-application-forms-34830144.html Not "Project Fear" - just reality. |
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Clearly i didnt think the 350m bit being a vote winner, im doubtful that the public thought that also as that little money would always end up in managers and agencies, well i hope they realise that.
When they were quoting the 350m it was about a figure that could be spent more wisely, whatever they spend it on is not that important imo. lol, someone runs out of 40 forms and you call it news ? (youcouldnotthishsitup#) |
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What do your kids think?
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My kids are all for europe.
But they had an upbringing of never celebrating being british, i could go into detail why this is, but i think you would call me a lunatic. My lickle daughter posted earlier that the people that not long to live are ****s. Irony of it all, is that daughter has moved up because of her grandparents and parents, it seems they all want it on a plate. |
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My daughter (in the final year of primary school) told me she would vote out after argyuments from both sides were discussed at school.
I hadn't mentioned Brexit or which way I was likely to vote. So she is pretty happy now thanks Rydal |
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The final year of primary school may just give you a clue as to why that is Charwell.
IS - make your peace with your daughter. It will make you much happier. As to the Brexit aftermath - #becarefulwhatyouwishfor is worth following. Good night. |
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Me & my daughter are fine, she likes the fact we are not both braindead. We both pretend to be really intelligent, the problem is that she is super smart, but she has no experience of life.
I dont want peace with my daughter, i want interaction, not fake cuddles at rydal do. My family is superb, she can call me a kooont anytime she wants, the next day she borrowing my lawnmower. |
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When Farage appeared on Breakfast TV with Suzanne whats her face? he had been up 24 hours due to the referendum. He was well fu@ked. He should have reminded Suzanne what's her face that NO pledge had been made and it was only a *suggestion* by Boris and his advertising team. Plus Nidge should have politely reminded Suzanne that he was not the chancellor of the exchequer and he also not Boris Johnson. |
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I have the evidence of that statement still on a poster a mere 5 metres from my house.
The wording was very specific with the words nhs in bold capital letters. It read... We send £50million to the eu every single day. Lets spend it on the NHS instead. They don't seem to be in any rush to repatriate that money and give it to the nhs. That's assuming that that money will be saved with no costs suffered anywhere else. And that's a big assumption to make. |
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They don't seem to be a rush to do anything. You would think ending the deal with the EU would be urgent but apparently not.
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How can they rush anything? Even Merkel wants everybody to slow down
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If u have the skills that a country wants then u have NO problem getting in. The US & Australia welcomed me in the last 10 years as they needed people with my job skills. Nothing will change regarding that.
I wish the people who voted remain and YES u lost please just go away and accept that. That is what a democratic vote is all about |
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Yeah, its really urgent. Will take 2 years.
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The £350 million was Boris bullshit.
The xenophobes swallowed it hook, line, and sinker. Know your prey, use the correct bait. |
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The 'remain' campaign was squeaky clean of course:
Government leaflets posted to urge us to vote out. Promises of expensive holidays and plunging house prices. A brutal austerity budget (which we still await whilst Osborne tweets about people 'coming out'). And 52% of people are stupid/racist  Wake up and smell the coffee and stop sucking bitter lemons. The nation has spoken now quit the whinging and man up. |
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Your problems are of no concern to me. I don't live in the UK.
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So your input is worthless then and of no concern to us. Don't bother posting with your cynicism.
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WHAT THE F - WAIT TILL WE ARE OUT YOU IMPATIENT TITS.
two days after the referendum ? did you want someone to write a cheque the day after? muppets. |