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11 minutes ago, walshie said:

Why did it take so long for the whiners to come up with these accusations? They really are clutching at straws now.

And anyone who thinks either campaign swayed anyone is having a laugh. 

This occurred to me too! Why wait until now?......Who is gaining what out of this "revelation"? Someone will be!

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One is just getting a bit fed up with this bunch of retarded apes who don't like the idea of leaving the EU.

We had the vote, they lost, they didn't like it and trumped up that much **** about it.

ENOUGH THANKS, WE ARE LEAVING.

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I don't see it as leaving, to me its more like escaping. I was in Holland a couple of weeks back and they are chomping at the bit to go for all the same reasons. They however are locked into the Euro which makes it much harder for them. Also a lot of trans Europe trains and roads run through Holland and a lot of EU exports go through the Dutch container ports. So they are stuck.

They admire us greatly for doing it, they think we have been brave, they are full on behind us with Brexit. I think they are more excited about it than we are.

A lot of the EU is smoke and mirrors, when you cut through all the hype about the single market you realise our trade with all the countries is either non existent because they have no money or adverse. Germany sells us so many cars but it illegally subsidises its steel industry. France is France and always will be. 

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What you also will find is there is a lot of people who wanted to remain in Europe, but respect the referendum. I am one of those people. 

However i’m sick to death of people who “wanted out” and got what they desired, telling me how great it’s going to be, before it happens.   

I’m more than happy to be told so, when it does......

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12 minutes ago, markm said:

However i’m sick to death of people who “wanted out” and got what they desired, telling me how great it’s going to be, before it happens.

With respect Mark probable not as sick as those who won the vote are of being told by those that did not want to leave (but lost the vote), and the biased media, how terrible it is going to be when we leave and whilst doing so trying to confound the democratic vote by any means fair or foul.

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ifs and ans

the whole process is so smeared that the only way to decide this once and for all is to have another vote asap, no campaigning, just print off the voting papers and open the polls for a day.

Whats to be scared of?

 

Let's have a second, third or fourth referendum until the Remain numpties get their way. They won't stop blubbing until they win.

Truly and utterly pathetic.

 

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47 minutes ago, Gordon R said:

Let's have a second, third or fourth referendum until the Remain numpties get their way. They won't stop blubbing until they win.

Truly and utterly pathetic.

 

Ah, but if the remainers won, I'd be blubbing like a spoilt kid for the 5th and 6th referendum until we won AGAIN. 

We could be some time.....

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13 hours ago, Vince Green said:

Well for a start the millions of remain leaflets that Cameron had printed and delivered to every house in the land at taxpayers expense. That money never went through the remain campaign's books did it?

Correct; the remain campaign had the full force of the 'Government machine' at its disposal.

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8 hours ago, markm said:

What you also will find is there is a lot of people who wanted to remain in Europe, but respect the referendum. I am one of those people.

True for me as well. 

However, what annoys me now is not those (winners) telling me how great it will be to be 'out', but those (losers) trying to thwart the result and remain 'in'.

IF the vote was re-run (and I do hope it is not), I would now vote out - because the negotiating stance taken by the EU has revealed so much about them I dislike.

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1 hour ago, JohnfromUK said:

True for me as well. 

However, what annoys me now is not those (winners) telling me how great it will be to be 'out', but those (losers) trying to thwart the result and remain 'in'.

IF the vote was re-run (and I do hope it is not), I would now vote out - because the negotiating stance taken by the EU has revealed so much about them I dislike.

I agree about the stance and they have shown their true colours. It’s changed my mind slightly (probably because I don’t like change). But it was to be expected. 

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3 hours ago, JohnfromUK said:

True for me as well. 

However, what annoys me now is not those (winners) telling me how great it will be to be 'out', but those (losers) trying to thwart the result and remain 'in'.

IF the vote was re-run (and I do hope it is not), I would now vote out - because the negotiating stance taken by the EU has revealed so much about them I dislike.

You are, in my opinion, quite correct about the revelation of the attitude of the EU. Absolutely disgraceful but not unexpected?

Just need to remember it's not the attitude of the people mainly just their unelected 'Euroscrats' trying to hang on to their 6 star lifestyles? 

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1 hour ago, old man said:

You are, in my opinion, quite correct about the revelation of the attitude of the EU. Absolutely disgraceful but not unexpected?

Just need to remember it's not the attitude of the people mainly just their unelected 'Euroscrats' trying to hang on to their 6 star lifestyles? 

Its not just about their attitude to us over Brexit, in some ways that is to be expected because we are the goose that lays golden eggs and their sums don't add up without us. What is perhaps more alarming is the way they are treating Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal over their financial difficulties.

There is no element of partnership or support, much of their problem has come about because of their membership of the Euro but they get no help. In fact the EU seems to take pleasure in making things as tough for them as it possibly can. Classic bullying as far as I can see.

These countries don't have a way out unless they leave the Euro and the EU won't allow that. So do we want to remain and be forced to join the Euro too? because that is the plan, all countries must join the Euro by 2025 allegedly. Surrender control of our army by 2025 as well? 

One of the terms of the original Maastrict Treaty. How many countries conform to this? Or were conforming when they were allowed to join?

One of the obligations of the treaty for the members was to keep "sound fiscal policies, with debt limited to 60% of GDP and annual deficits no greater than 3% of GDP".[4]

So 

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5 minutes ago, Vince Green said:

Its not just about their attitude to us over Brexit, in some ways that is to be expected because we are the goose that lays golden eggs and their sums don't add up without us. What is perhaps more alarming is the way they are treating Greece, Italy, Spain and Portugal over their financial difficulties.

There is no element of partnership or support, much of their problem has come about because of their membership of the Euro but they get no help. In fact the EU seems to take pleasure in making things as tough for them as it possibly can. Classic bullying as far as I can see.

These countries don't have a way out unless they leave the Euro and the EU won't allow that. So do we want to remain and be forced to join the Euro too? because that is the plan, all countries must join the Euro by 2025 allegedly. Surrender control of our army by 2025 as well? 

Spot on, its not a voluntary trade organisation anymore, Im not sure it ever was.
Its shown itself to be an economic prison, where the inmates are rationed to starvation, and forced into political and social brainwashing.
A virtual gulag.

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5 minutes ago, Rewulf said:

Spot on, its not a voluntary trade organisation anymore, Im not sure it ever was.
Its shown itself to be an economic prison, where the inmates are rationed to starvation, and forced into political and social brainwashing.
A virtual gulag.

I actually don't believe that Gordon Brown's signature on the Lisburn Treaty is legal. He never had a mandate and he was sneaked in the back door (literally apparently) and signed it in secret after all the other delegates had left. Is that the action of a person who was acting with a clear conscience?

He knew that if he had put it to the country it would have been rejected out of hand.

My friend Alan has always referred to the EU as The Fourth Reich, it used to be said as a joke but its said a lot more seriously now and people don't laugh any more when he says it, they nod.

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1 hour ago, Rewulf said:

Spot on, its not a voluntary trade organisation anymore, Im not sure it ever was.
Its shown itself to be an economic prison, where the inmates are rationed to starvation, and forced into political and social brainwashing.
A virtual gulag.

Correct but all done in the most devious way.  Talk about modern slavery? 

As for Gordy skulking in the back door,  no suprise there, the gold was too heavy to carry up the front step?

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