EU Referendum NSC opinion poll 2015

[heathgate]

Its a close vote, and assuming we have a 'reasonable' cross section at least of the male population of this country, I would say you only need a continuation of the migration shambles seen across the east and south of this continent, and I suspect those figures will shift in favour of BREXIT.

 

[wellquickwoody]

The missed letter was a simple typo, I wasn't even talking about that. Keep looking

Well I have kept looking and failed to find any other issues. I have also used numerous spell checking services without success either, so I will leave it there.

 

[Triggaaar]

Well I have kept looking and failed to find any other issues. I have also used numerous spell checking services without success either, so I will leave it there.

It's your apostrophe!

 

[wellquickwoody]

It's your apostrophe!

You are correct, lesson learnt.

Spelling pedants like myself may be sad, but Nazi grammarians are off the scale

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Why wouldn't he be.............

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/dec/14/jean-claude-juncker-luxembourg-tax-deals-controversy

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/e...os-tax-avoidance-depriving-poor-28509721.html

This is too easy

 

[Triggaaar]

You are correct, lesson learnt.

Spelling pedants like myself may be sad, but Nazi grammarians are off the scale

Maybe, but I was only pointing out that people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. We all make mistakes, my spelling and grammar aren't perfect either and if you had just corrected neilbard I wouldn't have said anything, it was just the fact that you said his opinion had no weight because he can't spell.

 

[cunning fergus]

This is too easy

Sure thing Margaret.......

http://leftfootforward.org/2015/05/junckers-message-to-the-eu-tax-evasion-is-not-that-big-a-deal/

Eu and US corporations really couldn't have a better man to deal with in the EU could they...........he's been so helpful to them in the past.

 

[gregbrighton]

The EU has changed though,what started off as a trading agreement has gradually and slowly taken political control,we are told by politicians unelected in this country to open borders...of course we know how efficient the EU is don't we...one currency that does not suit every country,let's get rid of border controls they say....just look what's happened...borders hastily being closed,army and armed guards called in...the EU is a political and economic shambles...the sooner we get out the better.

Unfortunately, the politicians are not really in control. It is the elite banker families, financial institutions and multinational corporations who are bribing and are the driving force behind the politicians, it always has.

I want us out of the system but I fear that the UK will become even more vulnerable to the banking and business elite

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Don't know about the last bit - most people on tis thread seem to think that those who hold the opposite view are deluded!

Oo-er. Only one person on this thread has said that those who hold the opposite view are deluded. I've said it's wrong to call opponents deluded, but Westdene Seagull has been much more forthright.

Not to worry though. It's a nice day and I've just had a pleasant hour at the Sea Lane Cafe. And we all support the Albion.

 

[sir albion]

By 2017 it will shift massively to the OUT
Still think it will be rigged to stay in as the public are peasants to the corrupt organisations that dictate things.

 

[Gwylan]

By 2017 it will shift massively to the OUT

Maybe. But that didn't happen with the last referendum; about a year before the vote it was 2 to 1 in favour of getting out, by the time of the vote it was 2 to 1 to stay in. We're going to be bombarded with pro-European messages for the next few years

 

[Lincoln Imp]

They rig the general election in favour of the tories and labour so why not this.

You're right but the first past the post system is the only one you can have in a two-horse single constituency referendum and it's completely fair.

 

[Hampster Gull]

As an aside I went to see U2 last night; Bono was very complimentary about Europe.

I've got tickets for hen they are in London. Was it any good?

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

I've got tickets for hen they are in London. Was it any good?

I really enjoyed it and had a great night. They delivered as expected.

 

[GT49er]

Oo-er. Only one person on this thread has said that those who hold the opposite view are deluded. I've said it's wrong to call opponents deluded, but Westdene Seagull has been much more forthright.

Well, I'm certainly not going to trawl through this entire thread in an attempt to prove you wrong - perhaps I am subconsciously taking previous EU threads into account as well. Whatever, there's more than one way to imply your opponents are deluded without using that actual word - and I certainly wouldn't be picking on one individual; in this debate there is little or no tolerance for the opposite point of view from either side.

 

[Lincoln Imp]

Well, I'm certainly not going to trawl through this entire thread in an attempt to prove you wrong - perhaps I am subconsciously taking previous EU threads into account as well. Whatever, there's more than one way to imply your opponents are deluded without using that actual word - and I certainly wouldn't be picking on one individual; in this debate there is little or no tolerance for the opposite point of view from either side.

I completely agree with you about the lack of tolerance by some for those on the other side. I argued against it and suggested that people stopped saying that others were deluded. I'm pleased we agree. Incidentally, the only person who used the word 'deluded' to describe others was, I'm sorry to say, you - in post 60. But that's in the past. Onwards and upwards. 3pm this afternoon is the main thing.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Its a close vote, and assuming we have a 'reasonable' cross section at least of the male population of this country, I would say you only need a continuation of the migration shambles seen across the east and south of this continent, and I suspect those figures will shift in favour of BREXIT.

Will it? You could argue it will simply strengthen views, not change them.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

the only person who used the word 'deluded' to describe others was, I'm sorry to say, you - in post 60.

You've missed post #41.

 

[Czechmate]

Leave definitely , may not have said this 5 plus years ago , but now they have too much power or want too much power , no more free movement , the business argument was a concern but if you have a good product at reasonable prices you can sell anywhere , just a little bit more paperwork that is all and the emerging markets are Asia and Africa .

Full powers back to Westminster where it belongs , with the people we voted to control our country . And while we are at it no more European court for Human rights , seems to me the wrong people use it !

The country could save a fortune , OUT !!!!!

 

[Soulman]

Leave definitely , may not have said this 5 plus years ago , but now they have too much power or want too much power , no more free movement , the business argument was a concern but if you have a good product at reasonable prices you can sell anywhere , just a little bit more paperwork that is all and the emerging markets are Asia and Africa .

Full powers back to Westminster where it belongs , with the people we voted to control our country . And while we are at it no more European court for Human rights , seems to me the wrong people use it !

The country could save a fortune , OUT !!!!!

Good post