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[Politics] Brexit

If there was a second Brexit referendum how would you vote?


  • Total voters
    1,099


beorhthelm

A. Virgo, Football Genius
Jul 21, 2003
36,015
been reflecting on the debate. The OUT camp are very quiet. Just got my pamphlet from the IN camp which was well articulated (eg "EU membership brings economic security, peace and stability"). But nothing from those who want to leave. Also Boris seems to be making no impact. Its not looking good for them

the government broke the rules on spending cap to distribute those flyers. maybe the out camp, staying within the budget, have to see it through to the middle of June.
 




melias shoes

Well-known member
Oct 14, 2010
4,830
What influence has the electorate had in this country about anything significant that the EU has done in recent years, or intends to do in the future?

On the contrary British politicians lied about the far reaching effects of the Lisbon Treaty, an all but re-warmed EU constitution that had been rejected by the French and Dutch electorates. Mandelson referred to it as a "tidying up exercise" despite Labour offering a referendum in its 2005 manifesto. Brown was so embarrassed he did not take part in the Treaty celebrations........skulking in on the quiet to sign it.

The expansion of the EU into Eastern Europe was never sold to the British electorate, it happened anyway with all the profound consequences we have since witnessed. At the time we were told we would expect 15,000 poles to arrive, this was at a time very few people understood that the Lisbon Treaty had effectively swept away our ability to manage our borders.

The effects of the EU's mismanagement of Its borders are now coming home to roost with the same old solution of more Europe needed. This solution now means further expansion of the EU to include Turkey........who the f**k has sold this to the EU electorate? Do you think we will get a vote?

Influence you say..........you must be f**king mental.

:salute:
 




Buzzer

Languidly Clinical
Oct 1, 2006
26,121
No you don't get this either do you. It's not the amount of posts, it's posters that's important.

It's a fair few more than 6 but I can't be arsed to debate this anymore, the same as I can't be arsed to argue that 4 Remainers posting the most often in a thread are the ones making the most noise. We're both wrong anyway, you need a formula with some sort of qualitative parameter to take account of content according to Herr T. What a load of old tosh.
 


Brighton Mod

Its All Too Beautiful
Yes there are plenty because America also is the world's second largest economy, making up nearly a 1/5th of global GDP and an internal market of 300 million people. This is translated into trade deals which benefit multinational companies. A great place to HQ a business.

The EU is collectively the world's largest economy making up over a 1/5th of global GDP and has an international market of 500 million people. This is translated into trade deals, existing and being negotiated, that benefit multinational companies. A great place to HQ a business.

The UK is 3% of global GDP and has an internal market of 60 million people. Following Brexit we no longer have any trade deals, all of them have to be renegotiated - taking years. Moreover all our business legislation must be written. This is a terrible place to set up an HQ because we have not-so-cleverly decided to decimate our access and leverage within the world's largest economy and largest market.

So we will be a bit like Switzerland then, known for its precision engineering, banking, tourism and social care system? Or if we stay we could be like Greece, Spain, Ireland, Portugal and Italy. Not a compelling arguement.
 






Soulman

New member
Oct 22, 2012
10,966
Sompting
Men and women of Britain. This spam leaflet, we taxpayers paid £9.3 million pounds to produce,
WAS PRINTED IN GERMANY
The vile excuse of a Prime minister didn't even bother to ensure that the contract went to a British company? So much for the EU ensuring British Jobs are safe!
Some sort of Joke!
 


D

Deleted member 22389

Guest
Men and women of Britain. This spam leaflet, we taxpayers paid £9.3 million pounds to produce,
WAS PRINTED IN GERMANY
The vile excuse of a Prime minister didn't even bother to ensure that the contract went to a British company? So much for the EU ensuring British Jobs are safe!
Some sort of Joke!

FFS
 




JC Footy Genius

Bringer of TRUTH
Jun 9, 2015
10,568
Men and women of Britain. This spam leaflet, we taxpayers paid £9.3 million pounds to produce,
WAS PRINTED IN GERMANY
The vile excuse of a Prime minister didn't even bother to ensure that the contract went to a British company? So much for the EU ensuring British Jobs are safe!
Some sort of Joke!

If true that would sum up their whole disreputable position. Dancing to a Germanic agenda.

I see the British public have ensured our parliament will debate this shocking anti democratic waste of taxpayers money with over 200,000 signing a petition to force a debate.
 


studio150

Well-known member
Jul 30, 2011
30,227
On the Border






Herr Tubthumper

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Jul 11, 2003
62,686
The Fatherland
No you don't get this either do you. It's not the amount of posts, it's posters that's important. Of the top 30 only 6 that I know of prefer to remain. Yet the poll is largely even. The poll does not reflect the In v Out posters on the thread. Meaning, a lot of forumites that are not posting (those that remain silent) are voting IN on the poll.

Quite.
 




Herr Tubthumper

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Jul 11, 2003
62,686
The Fatherland
Men and women of Britain. This spam leaflet, we taxpayers paid £9.3 million pounds to produce,
WAS PRINTED IN GERMANY

:lolol:

The Germans saving the UK from the abyss; this is quite amusing.....you couldn't make this up either. Think of it as a gift from me to you.
 
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The Rivet

Well-known member
Aug 9, 2011
4,592
:lolol:

The Germans saving the UK from the abyss; this is quite amusing.....you couldn't make this up either.

Sometimes you come across as an obnoxious traitor to his birth country. You are sarcastic with a very barren dry humour. No wonder your a 'fatherland' convert.
 


Soulman

New member
Oct 22, 2012
10,966
Sompting

Really, proof? Here you go.
"£9,300,000 Remain Propaganda Leaflet Cash Paid To Deutsche/Williams Lea"
"The firm which printed the Government’s “remain” leaflet is owned by a German company given repeated hand-outs by the European Commission. Williams Lea"
https://westlancashirerecord.com/20...da-leaflet-cash-paid-to-deutschewilliams-lea/
 
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Soulman

New member
Oct 22, 2012
10,966
Sompting
Sometimes you come across as an obnoxious traitor to his birth country. You are sarcastic with a very barren dry humour. No wonder your a 'fatherland' convert.

Correct. He is not adverse to lecturing us on what is best for our country either, even though he does not live here. He has a disdain for the country he left.
 




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