I've changed my mind since the first poll was posted in May. Have you?
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How much is the Referendum Campaign influencing you? NEW POLL.
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Lincoln Imp
Well-known member
- Feb 2, 2009
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Given the Leave campaign now has all the integrity of the Soaraway Sun on steroids, no change for me. A flotilla of boats up the Thames for heaven's sake - is this how we decide the future of our country?
Gone for "Began thinking ‘DON’T KNOW’ – still think ‘DON’T KNOW’" because I have still not read nor listened to a single second of debate on it.
In fact, I don't even know when the referendum is, other than sometime in June.
In fact, I don't even know when the referendum is, other than sometime in June.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
It is on the day after the fixtures are out.
Sorrel
Well-known member
I hope this doesn't become a daily fixture.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
Blimey. 73.33 per cent now say STAY.
Never underestimate NSC's ability to rig a poll.
Never underestimate NSC's ability to rig a poll.
Yet still more are shifting towards leave than the other way. Not a lot, maybe, but a definite trend. Would be interesting to hear the remainers' spin on this (unacceptable to them) fact. We won't, though ... ... ...
As if we believe that pile of cow pat!
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I'm sure the British fishermen are delighted with your caring attitude.
Sent from the boot of Lingard
Given that even this small poll shows a movement towards leave... ... ... ...
Bit of a bugger for you lot!
pastafarian
Well-known member
When you enter the visitors centre of the European Parliament there is an inscription on the wall.
Many organisations you can visit all over the world will also have an inscription or plaque or even a statue in their lobby or foyer. They all serve one purpose,to show you what that organisation believes in,its values its direction or its goals. Nothing wrong with that at all.
In Brussels the message is this.
The message cannot be clearer
National sovereignty is a "catastrophic evil" that must be destroyed
A federal Europe is the cure.
This end goal will not be achieved next month or next year,nor even in the next few decades, but the goal still remains and the train is heading slowly but surely in one direction only.
When future generations look back and think about the legacy your vote has handed on to them,when all British sovereignty has gone and the last treaty transfers the last of Westminsters powers to Brussels, they will no doubt be justified in asking what on earth were you thinking?
Vote Leave
Many organisations you can visit all over the world will also have an inscription or plaque or even a statue in their lobby or foyer. They all serve one purpose,to show you what that organisation believes in,its values its direction or its goals. Nothing wrong with that at all.
In Brussels the message is this.
The message cannot be clearer
National sovereignty is a "catastrophic evil" that must be destroyed
A federal Europe is the cure.
This end goal will not be achieved next month or next year,nor even in the next few decades, but the goal still remains and the train is heading slowly but surely in one direction only.
When future generations look back and think about the legacy your vote has handed on to them,when all British sovereignty has gone and the last treaty transfers the last of Westminsters powers to Brussels, they will no doubt be justified in asking what on earth were you thinking?
Vote Leave
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yxee
Well-known member
I suppose the strongest answer is: are you happy with your vote being one in 70 million, or 500 million?
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Where's the option for SPOIL the ballot paper ? 
Remember this from last September.
Cameron and Osborne quietly pay the £1.7BILLION bill from Brussels which they dismissed as 'totally unacceptable'. Prime Minister said he was 'downright angry' at the demand in October
Cameron banged lectern and vowed not to 'to get out our cheque book'. But European Commission says Britain has now 'paid the amount due'
Lying to us all and sucking up to the EU, we need to get OUT!
Cameron and Osborne quietly pay the £1.7BILLION bill from Brussels which they dismissed as 'totally unacceptable'. Prime Minister said he was 'downright angry' at the demand in October
Cameron banged lectern and vowed not to 'to get out our cheque book'. But European Commission says Britain has now 'paid the amount due'
Lying to us all and sucking up to the EU, we need to get OUT!
And the animal lovers.
In 2013 it emerged that payments were being made under the Common Agricultural Policy to Spanish farmers rearing bulls for bullfights — more ‘oh no’ than ‘olé’. The practice might well be part of Spanish culture, but it’s hard to see how it doesn’t break all kinds of animal welfare codes. MEPs voted last year to stop EU money going to breeders of fighting bulls — but under CAP rules the vote was ‘not executable’. Unless those rules are changed, it will continue to fund bullfighting. One has to ask: why would animal lovers choose to stay in a union where we have no control over where our money goes — and it’s virtually impossible to change things?
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
That one had slipped past me. It is truly outrageous. But the remain campaigners seem happy enough to side with and trust such liars as Cameron and Osborne as long as it's going to their pet project.
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Grombleton
Surrounded by <div>s
- Dec 31, 2011
- 7,356
Interesting how you've provided a source image, but then still managed to misquote it by using 'catastrophic'. That takes some doing.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Just what do you suggest the original diktat was referring to by the word 'catastrophic'?
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