Thought I'd start a new thread as this is going to be a major talking point this year...have not made up my mind yet...(unlike bucksfizz)....but thinking of voting for an exit as Europe is not doing Britain any good at all it seems....

Migrant workers blow to Cameron: Calls for Brexit boosted as explosive official figures show record 2.2m from the EU working in Britain and 4 in 5 new jobs going to foreigners

Record numbers of EU migrants are working in Britain, new figures reveal
Total exploiting free movement rules hit 2.2m - half are Eastern European
Foreign-born workers now hold one in six jobs in the UK, statistics show
Figures are blow to Mr Cameron who has pledged to reduce net migration

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3597836/Migrant-workers-blow-Cameron-Record-2-2m-EU-working-Britain-explosive-official-figures-bolster-calls-Brexit-vote.html

Out of control is the only way to describe it .

How many UK semi-emigrants are working or living in mainland Europe?

I think it's 6 or so .

No VIC it's 4 ,i don't know where you get your inflated figures from !

It's catching .

Million?

I've just been out counting them it's 5 .

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That charity worker went to Romania to help children ,it's unpaid that doesn't count .

Sorry jimmy I was using my imagination .

Today

That's better.

The latest poll of polls ( mean of 6 over last week) has it at 53:47. Turn out will be the key. Just ensure that you vote and ignore the polls. The bookies had Leicester at 5000:1.

Be careful what you wish for Fred.
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There was another poll in the same paper besides the one put up by Haystacks(1971) Which was an online poll(I think the one in the graph(1971) was a phone poll?) that put the LEAVE side ahead, maybe someone can put that up?..

You are strange Hays , you say you want to leave but any chance of telling us the remainers lead in a poll and your in there .

Yes he never put the online poll up which gave a LEAVE side in lead..

Well most people I talk with are definite LEAVE voters, the same with the letters pages in newspapers, an overwhelming majority want to LEAVE.
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On the economic argument we export less now to the EU than we did in the 1970's, and with Europe now being a much smaller piece of the global cake, it makes sense to go after the bigger slice as well, rather than confine ourselves to just the decreasing EU slice.
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