Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Jib in lad]

arise Sir Nigel

Shakes head looks to the sky and sighs knowing we are all [Poor language removed].

 

[Joey66]

Shakes head looks to the sky and sighs knowing we are all [Poor language removed].

lol sorry for the WUM

 

[roydo]

Yes but you lost the vote?

And?

 

[Joey66]

And?

accept it?

 

[roydo]

accept it?

I have. Totally.

Just worried that unlike voting for a new zebra crossing, this is a tad more complicated, and a lot of folk didnt really have a clue about the ramifications, me included.

 

[SNova]

I have. Totally.

Just worried that unlike voting for a new zebra crossing, this is a tad more complicated, and a lot of folk didnt really have a clue about the ramifications, me included.

Well yeah, but that's true for a percentage of both leave and remain voters.

 

[Joey66]

I have. Totally.

Just worried that unlike voting for a new zebra crossing, this is a tad more complicated, and a lot of folk didnt really have a clue about the ramifications, me included.

Three months of campaigning and no one who voted OUT had no idea?

 

[peteblue]

Sure, after the vote I posted along the lines of "lets just crack on and if we all pull together, History shows we get it sorted, eventually". Vault me if you can be bothered.

But my central point, vis a vis the Blair thing, was that he was actually correct. We dont/didnt have a clue, to paraphrase. The wider population that is.

I remember you posting it......It was good to see.....

 

[roydo]

Three months of campaigning and no one who voted OUT had no idea?

Joey, the absolute tripe sprouted by all sides was ridiculous. Tell me how that £350m pw for the NHS is working out?

 

[roydo]

Well yeah, but that's true for a percentage of both leave and remain voters.

Kinda what I have been saying.

 

[peteblue]

I have. Totally.

Just worried that unlike voting for a new zebra crossing, this is a tad more complicated, and a lot of folk didnt really have a clue about the ramifications, me included.

If we'd had a vote for a Zebra Crossing and voted No, we'd have been accused of not liking the black stripes or not understanding the benefit of having one or that traffic chaos would ensue, pedestrians would be dying in their thousands and we should have allowed 5 year olds to vote.......

 

[roydo]

If we'd had a vote for a Zebra Crossing and voted No, we'd have been accused of not liking the black stripes or not understanding the benefit of having one or that traffic chaos would ensue, pedestrians would be dying in their thousands and we should have allowed 5 year olds to vote.......

lollol

Played sir.

 

[Joey66]

Joey, the absolute tripe sprouted by all sides was ridiculous. Tell me how that £350m pw for the NHS is working out?

I agree both sides lied, but even Farage stated the official leave out campaign were wrong state 350 million to the NHS as the rebates were not deducted IMO we needed a Brexit PM and a Brexit Chacelor to move it on quickly the delay is not doing our country any good.
The Remain side claimed 1/2 a million jobs gone a week after we voted out? A recession !
A emergency austerity budget the day after!
No Brexit plan in place was a big error and a show of arrogance by DC , and Gideon IMO!
Today's news of depression is basically Gideon Osbornes record over the last six years to let DC give him a queens honour reward before he cleared off should have been stopped IMO!
Mr Bean imo

 

[The Esk]

I'm always interested when the focus is on personalities rather than policy.

Why not stick to policies not personalities?

 

[Joey66]

I'm always interested when the focus is on personalities rather than policy.

Why not stick to policies not personalities?

You mentioned Tony Blair with his self interested lies!