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By:
eric_morris
When: 18 Jun 16 09:54
I think the Remain campaign will stoop low with this horrible development and link it to the Leave campaign once the campaigning recommences.

You can see an announcement from police and this being used to the Remain capaigns advantage being timed to coincide with the days before next weeks vote.

Never underestimate how low some will stoop to achieve goals there are hints in the media already of what is coning from Remain. Think they will link this tragedy with Syria and the poster Farage has used this weekend in London in a shameless race card attempt. When losing there was little doubt the race card was going to come out as a last resort and now the Remain campaign have the ammunition.

This nutjob has handed the Remain campaign what they needed with this appalling incident and have been lacking so far (instead resorting to character attacks on Boris Johnson, Farage et all) as they have struggled to come up with positives for staying in the EU.
By:
eric_morris
When: 18 Jun 16 09:58
The sickest part of it is using a fellow MPs death to achieve this and also their argument that Democracy is at risk is going to directly cancel the real threat to Democracy which is the unelected bureaucrats in the EU.
By:
eric_morris
When: 18 Jun 16 10:01
Why was Hilary Benn with Cameron and Corbyn laying flowers, he has been over-exposed in the Remain campaign, was i the only one who thought this was a cynical attempt at a link to the Remain campaign?
By:
jumper
When: 18 Jun 16 10:10
I had to go check what role Hilary Benn now has. He doesn't have any bar being a constituency MP, Leeds Central which to be fair isn't a million miles from where this all happened. While I wouldn't be at all surprised of some cynical opportunism being played over this terrible event, I think him being there is entirely expected as with other local MPs who showed earlier in the day.
By:
eric_morris
When: 18 Jun 16 10:12
Well lets hope so jumper. I am expecting the worst type of campaigning in the next few days from the Remain campaign unfortunately. The spin doctors will be working overtime at the moment and new lows could be reached.
By:
saddo
When: 18 Jun 16 10:15
Don't fret eric, most people have known for ages which way they are voting,  fewer undecideds than expected from what I've seen.
By:
eric_morris
When: 18 Jun 16 10:22
Yes saddo, tragic tragic event but lets not be twisted by the political elite into making this event the overbearing reason for deciding on our future. It is a lot more complicated as we know.
By:
deadbrain59
When: 18 Jun 16 10:23
in, watch the flood tide enter, why , benefits .cameron cant stop it.Crazy
By:
xmoneyx
When: 18 Jun 16 10:28
BREAKING: Thomas Mair gave his name as ''Death to traitors, freedom for Britain'' as he appeared in court charged with the murder of Jo Cox.
By:
eric_morris
When: 18 Jun 16 10:35
Thats enough to decide the vote imo. Amazing how one tragic event can massively affect our democracy for centuries to come.
By:
Rydal
When: 18 Jun 16 10:43
Eric

Do you care about her kids, her husband, her friends...

The man who killed will have thought that she was one of the "political elite", as you put it.
By:
Platini
When: 18 Jun 16 10:44
employment figures are the biggest con going. the tories (and labour before them) have been using every dirty trick in the book to get hundreds of thousands off the official total.
part-time jobs, min wage jobs, massively low income jobs, zero hour contracts are not real jobs - they don't count

the already huge cost of living in this country continues to rise while wages stay the same.
By:
eric_morris
When: 18 Jun 16 10:50
Rydal i care but believe me you will see the Remain campaign use the same tactic you just used on me to keep people quiet in the debate.
By:
Rydal
When: 18 Jun 16 11:00
I don't have a problem with debate.

It's the conspiracy theories, constant denigration of personalities (by both sides of the debate), and mindless negativity that concern me. People like Thomas Mair actually believe this cr@p and persuade themselves that they are right in what they do.

Why don't you just stick to the arguments?
By:
posy
When: 18 Jun 16 11:09
I'm reasonably hopeful common sense will prevail and when undecideds and even those slightly inclining towards LEAVE get into the polling booth they will seriously consider their financial security and vote REMAIN.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 18 Jun 16 11:12
the undecideds have to believe status quo is better than what Leave has to offer
By:
saddo
When: 18 Jun 16 11:15
I would prefer to see the next few generations have a better future than look after my own pot, posy. If I go skint in the next few years so be it.
By:
brigust1
When: 18 Jun 16 11:18
You don't have a problem with the debate Rydal?

The REMAIN camp have continually said only that we will LOSE, LOSE and LOSE if we leave. As if what we have now working great.

The LEAVE camp have said we will GAIN, GAIN and GAIN if we leave.

If our NHS, housing, schools and prisons were in great nick then voting for the status quo would be sensible but the status quo is failing by the day and everyone knows it so I would have hoped the REMAIN camp would have pointed out how that situation would get a good deal better if we REMAINED but they haven't even attempted it because they know they cannot.
Of course they may do what they did with the Scottish referendum and promise the earth in the last week and fail to deliver after the vote. 

At least the LEAVE camp have pointed out where we will gain control of our borders, the NHS, housing, education and prisons.

Positive and optimistic over negative and doom laden.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 18 Jun 16 11:18
Alistair Campbell cant help himselfSad



Alastair Campbell Verified account 
‏@campbellclare

The freedom Britain needs is freedom from a nasty Brexit Lie Machine run by tax dodgers and multi-millionaire liars fuelling anger and hate
By:
saddo
When: 18 Jun 16 11:54
Merkel is also using it. But as she indirectly caused this referendum to be so closely fought by initiating the current population shift, that is not surprising. I think remain would have won easily if not for her dreadful dogmatic behaviour and refusal to accept she handled it badly last year.
By:
Oldgit1
When: 18 Jun 16 11:55
NHS, I waited 54 weeks to have my aortic valve replaced when they said that within two years it would kill me. I waited six months for a neurology appointment last year to be told after masses of tests that it was something for a neuro surgeon to deal with. That was quoted as a 39 week wait for an initial appointment so as I had a painful back and a numb foot and difficulty in walking (no more days at the races)I went private. That cost me £1814 just for appointments and scans to be told that it is not a problem for surgery. It may be another type of neurological problem or a long term side effect from Amiodarone, Bisoprolol (now stopped) or one of the other medications. Now to see a different neurologist who specialises in neuropathy.   
Two years ago I had cataract surgery after being asked did I want it now or to wait a year or two. I chose now. Last year my wife was told that her cataracts needed doing but they have adopted a points system and you need to score over 10, she only has 6 so they will see her again in April 2017.
By:
saddo
When: 18 Jun 16 12:01
They'll tell ya it would be worse if we didn't have a third of a million new bodies a year turning up to run it, oldgit.
By:
east end boy
When: 18 Jun 16 12:21
We can still bring in any staff for jobs need filling  in or out.
By:
saddo
When: 18 Jun 16 12:29
Don't let truth and logic get in the way east end boy. We need more cramming to enable us to service the crammed.
By:
lmfao
When: 18 Jun 16 12:34
My wallet says Remain
My heart says leave

What price democracy?

The EU Commission is made up of 29 (28?) appointees - some failed party leaders;

what you do is lose an election- then get appointed to the EU Commission and make laws which are imposed upon the very people who you lost to - Neil Kinnock- couldnt make it up

But if we stay at least my house will continue to rise in value by £50k p.a. as S.E. population rises even more

I' not too worried if we remain- euroland will fail within a few years anyway
By:
brendrew
When: 18 Jun 16 12:44
you really need to take a look at yourselves.Jo Cox is not even buried in the ground yet.this thread being deleted would be no bad no thing.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 18 Jun 16 12:52
Britain Elects ‏@britainelects  · 2m2 minutes ago 

Two #EUref polls tonight: Opinium for the Observer and YouGov for the Times.
By:
saddo
When: 18 Jun 16 12:52
Awful stuff but I didn't know her and am not in mourning, in fact I find the current obsession with showing yer grief to camera crews a bit tiresome. The referendum goes ahead.
By:
eric_morris
When: 18 Jun 16 12:55
Exactly saddo, do not let anyone interfere with your right to debate you and i were not responsible for but totally sympathise with.
By:
lmfao
When: 18 Jun 16 13:21
brendrew


you come across in your post as an emotional idiot

if you think this is such a bad thread you will not be reading it anymore- so i do not expect a reply
By:
brendrew
When: 18 Jun 16 21:46
not in the least just know something about showing respect.
By:
Oldgit1
When: 18 Jun 16 22:27
Saddo:
Re "They'll tell ya it would be worse if we didn't have a third of a million new bodies a year turning up to run it, oldgit"
When I came round in intensive care the nurse was Greek, the one on the next shift was from Alsace.
Heart operations at the Royal Sussex were being cancelled on a daily basis due to lack of theatre staff. The worst was one a Guy who lay on a trolley for two hours while they tried in vain to get a theatre sister from an agency. He was sent home and told that they would call him back in the next ten days.
Of the three of us admitted at the same time one was sent home the next day as they lacked theatre staff. Perhaps he later claimed racism as he was Asian and they kept the two Brits. 
A story from the hospital. One guy had dementia and the African night nurse asked him if he remembered that he was going to have an operation in the morning. He didn't and the nurse asked him if he knew where he was. She had to tell him that he was in hospital. She asked if he knew where the hospital was and he didn't. She asked if he thought it was in London and he said no. She tried again with where do you think it is. After a long silence he said, Nairobi? 
An easy mistake as the other two night staff were also black. Yes, we need them but we need to be able to choose who we want to take in. I keep on hearing that there is a shortage of Curry cooks. Why do the Asians here not want to train for it?
Way back the hospital domestic staff were very often Irish. Girls wanted to be Nurses and I'm sure the training then was better in that they trained on the wards and attended classes in the hospital taught by Tutor sisters. Now nursing is a degree course and they see little of patients and when qualified many don't want to. Getting even more difficult to recruit now as bursaries are being replaced by student loans.
Seems that some trainees should be patients instead as the nursing web site says under help for students:
“You may need support for a disability or have health or personal problems. You might have failed a module or placement or decided that the course you originally chose is no longer right for you.......”   
When my wife was a nurse they were lined up before the Sister or Matron to be inspected before shifts... uniform, finger nails, all hair under cap and correct ward shoes. Once when my wife’s had not come back from repair after days off she wore a pair of black court shoes and was told that she was here to work and not wear shoes suitable for going to a dance.
By:
eric_morris
When: 19 Jun 16 18:50
Bingo!!

First question on the BBC debate with Cameron now..on the first question about The tragedy Cameron just linked the Farage poster to the Syrian migrants.

Never underestimate how low some will stoop to achieve goals there are hints in the media already of what is coning from Remain. Think they will link this tragedy with Syria and the poster Farage has used this weekend in London in a shameless race card attempt.
By:
Captain Christy
When: 19 Jun 16 19:16
Amazing how the leave campaign pretended for so long this wasn't about immigration when really they are just a bunch of racists who can't stand hearing a different language, hence the poster.
By:
Captain Christy
When: 19 Jun 16 19:29
This is Cameron's fcukup allowing a bunch of cretins to decide on the future of the country, we have a parliamentary democracy FOR A REASON.
By:
eric_morris
When: 19 Jun 16 19:38
As soon as the polls get close it was guaranteed Remain would wield the race card. They didnt disappoint there.
By:
eric_morris
When: 19 Jun 16 19:43
The irony Captain Christy, you and Cameron with Remain are propsing we concede our democracy to unelected bureaucrats!

This is Cameron's fcukup allowing a bunch of cretins to decide on the future of the country, we have a parliamentary democracy FOR A REASON.
By:
homefortea
When: 19 Jun 16 19:56
if there is anyone alive that can bet with Sidjames that 12/5 is a gift for OUT.

My sister is over and works in the City and lives in some **** town to the South and she knows no-one voting remain.Even her cleaner from the East who has a British passport will vote Brexit.

Who wants a war with Russia when the Ukraine are allowed in and who wants the Turks with free access..

It is a no brainer.
By:
Captain Christy
When: 19 Jun 16 19:59
As soon as the polls get close it was guaranteed Remain would wield the race card. They didnt disappoint there.

Am I dreaming? I could have sworn I saw Fuehrer Farage in front of a Nazi poster today?
By:
homefortea
When: 19 Jun 16 20:01
As for you OAPs going on about the NHS die earlier..
However with a points system there will be no difference to your treatment as needed workers will be let in and will still scramble for a job as wages are higher here.

Another no brainer..
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