Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Eggs]

...my real fear is for areas like ours, especially young people who work hard at school but will have little or no opportuniy. I'm sure Brexit will be good news for those in power who will look after their own.

 

[RANMAN]

Total scare tactics by the media today, again controlled by those with a political agenda.

It looks like our financial sector are at it so they can gain as much profit from unstable market

 

[Eggs]

Yeah but mate at least we have erm, like.. Control of our borders and stuff?

..interesting that Farage is already back peddling on diverting EU monies to the NHS.

 

[orly]

It's a shame he's not here as Chico's head has come off completely on Twitter lol

 

[Seanjd]

..interesting that Farage is already back peddling on diverting EU monies to the NHS.

And I caught the end of a BBC report saying a prominent leave figure, don't know who, has said that leave have never promised to reduce immigration.

 

[Jib in lad]

And I caught the end of a BBC report saying a prominent leave figure, don't know who, has said that leave have never promised to reduce immigration.

That will be Daniel Hannan.

 

[edge]

So, views on a General Election in 2016?

Whoever is elected Conservative leader, and thus PM, is not going to make the mistake that Brown did in not seeking a mandate from the electorate?

Easy win for the tories.
Only problem if Labour get a new leader and appeal to those that have turned there back on them, and the tories dont look like coming across with there promised changes.
If not expect ukip to step up and take even more of there vote.
Dont think it will be boris as leader just a feelling, the tories dont really back the favourite in the race.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Imagine going outside a politician's house to hurl abuse at them as they leave their house. Absolute weirdos on bbc news there.

 

[Rob17896]

..interesting that Farage is already back peddling on diverting EU monies to the NHS.

Note Boris has said 'no rush' He woke up today and thought 'er what do we do now?

 

[ToffeeDoug]

..interesting that Farage is already back peddling on diverting EU monies to the NHS.

That is because the £350m figure per week was utterly spurious if not dishonest. The net cost of the UK contribution to the EU I think is £7bn (stand to be corrected there of course) after everything is added and taken away, so £19.2m a day, £134m per week.

Anyway, Farage is not an MP, not in government, and not even the leader of the official Leave campaign.

 

[Groucho]

It's almost as if it was all lies......

 

[ToffeeTim]

Don't get the mentality in scotland of wanting to stay in one union but leave another.

 

[Black Belt Jones]

Easy win for the tories.
Only problem if Labour get a new leader and appeal to those that have turned there back on them, and the tories dont look like coming across with there promised changes.
If not expect ukip to step up and take even more of there vote.
Dont think it will be boris as leader just a feelling, the tories dont really back the favourite in the race.

Feel a bit sorry for Corbyn tbh, he can't do anything right. 30 years as a 'conviction politician' on the back benches, when no one cared - lightening strikes and he gets the opportunity to lay down his convictions when it really matters, and he meekly rolls it up to the keeper. If he'd been true to himself and said leave, he'd now be sitting on massive political capital and will to take on the Tories.

 

[bring the ghost on]

Don't get the mentality in scotland of wanting to stay in one union but leave another.

Not all unions have the exact same pros and cons.

 

[Jib in lad]

It's almost as if it was all lies......

I think the word you are looking for is duped.