orchard
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Cash/Chope duet ?
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PaulPowersTash
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It's obviously just a coincidence that the BBC picked that little sound bite to be broadcast nationally...
Anders_Limpar
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Voting to leave was voting to break up the largest trading and political arrangement that we have.
Once leave won it was always going to be the architects of that vote that controlled that rebuilding. Ergo a vote to leave was a vote for Johnson, Fararge and their ilk to essentially rebuild our economy and geo political ties in their image. It’s naive to think otherwise.
random
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There is more to it than that, in the referendum of 1975 remain vote was 67%
In the recent referendum those over the age of 65 a total of 64% voted to leave, why such a big swing from a selection of people that originally voted to stay suddenly voted to leave ?
Unless you think everyone of them went senile there must be some very valid reasons.
roydo
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Most of them no longer have any skin in the game and have swallowed the bilge cos it appeals to a world that never actually existed?
sageyefc
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Because they all hate foreigners?
Only the cranky and idiotic ones get labelled surely ?
Glad to see you've managed to drag yourself away from Enoch Powell.
roydo
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They do tend to stick out a bit dont they? Its almost like they all read the same instruction manual or something.
Cameron was in charge when I voted.
He did this. His cowardice.
I hate the people who led Leave, and I hate the people who led remain. I wasn't voting for the people, I was voting on the decision the reckless government handed over to the people and have failed to deliver.
Just goes to show you never know someone, ey
But seriously, I'm no gammon mate. I find them as ludicrous as people who take EU flags with them like it's some amazing charity.
I voted out but have more than enough reservations about leaving.
My main issue is I just don't know where we go from here.
We're stuck as far as I can tell. And nobody is offering any option.
If we have another vote, what happens if a) Leave win or b) Remain win? What's the point because where does it stop?
Labour voters in general voted out. Yet Labour as a party want to remain. So what does this do for a GE? Will they just all jump to the Brexit Party, like they did earlier in the year?
I'd say it stops when Article 50 is eventually revoked, but I have a feeling that won't be the end!Just goes to show you never know someone, ey
But seriously, I'm no gammon mate. I find them as ludicrous as people who take EU flags with them like it's some amazing charity.
I voted out but have more than enough reservations about leaving.
My main issue is I just don't know where we go from here.
We're stuck as far as I can tell. And nobody is offering any option.
If we have another vote, what happens if a) Leave win or b) Remain win? What's the point because where does it stop?
Labour voters in general voted out. Yet Labour as a party want to remain. So what does this do for a GE? Will they just all jump to the Brexit Party, like they did earlier in the year?
Put any Brexit deal back to the public for vote?Just goes to show you never know someone, ey
But seriously, I'm no gammon mate. I find them as ludicrous as people who take EU flags with them like it's some amazing charity.
I voted out but have more than enough reservations about leaving.
My main issue is I just don't know where we go from here.
We're stuck as far as I can tell. And nobody is offering any option.
If we have another vote, what happens if a) Leave win or b) Remain win? What's the point because where does it stop?
Labour voters in general voted out. Yet Labour as a party want to remain. So what does this do for a GE? Will they just all jump to the Brexit Party, like they did earlier in the year?
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