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Referendum : to be in Europe or not to be ?, that is the question ! (REF)     

required field - 03 Feb 2016 10:00

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....

MaxK - 07 Jul 2016 18:13 - 4329 of 12628

Which is the plan all along...talk about transparent: That's you btw Haystack (closet remainian)

cynic - 07 Jul 2016 18:13 - 4330 of 12628

certainly the coming months are going to be very interesting indeed, though much of it will happen well hidden from view
there is no doubt that plutocrats in brussels are now shitting themselves lest the whole pack of cards starts collapsing
how they prevent this without losing too much face (by caving in to uk demands?) will be fascinating to watch

Haystack - 07 Jul 2016 18:19 - 4331 of 12628

Text from Michael Gove: "Well, that didn't go entirely to plan" #idiot

— Elizabeth Windsor (@Queen_UK) 7 July 2016

jimmy b - 07 Jul 2016 18:26 - 4332 of 12628

Haystack - 07 Jul 2016 15:14 - 4324 of 4331

The public are generally pretty fickle and above all stupid.
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Haystack you really are arrogant , were you bullied at school ?

MaxK - 07 Jul 2016 18:26 - 4333 of 12628

Centrist Tory MPs will now fear that the party’s activists, who have the final say on who will be their next leader and the country’s next prime minister, will prefer the outspoken Leadsom to May, whose long stint at the Home Office means she is considered a safe pair of hands.



http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jul/07/theresa-may-andrea-leadsom-tory-leader-prime-minister



cynic - 07 Jul 2016 18:36 - 4334 of 12628

either one could prove to be a strong pm (in direct contrast to "the lettuce" aka jc) and the loser should assuredly have a key role in the next cabinet

both will bring something something positive to the table, but both equally have their weaknesses

Haystack - 07 Jul 2016 18:44 - 4335 of 12628

"The public are generally pretty fickle and above all stupid."

I have seen little evidence of the public not being fickle and certainly not intelligent. You only have to look at the popularity of UKIP. They flourish in areas of poor education and high stupidity. That is not to say all UKIP supporters are stupid. Some are just misguided.

MaxK - 07 Jul 2016 19:12 - 4336 of 12628

Haystacks way of making friends and influencing people:


Assert that they are:


1. Fickle

2. Poorly educated

3. Not intelligent

4. Highly stupid

5. Misguided

..That will do for now: (ed)............................................



Now look here all you oiks, vote monster raving Haystack party, you know it makes sense!

ExecLine - 07 Jul 2016 19:21 - 4337 of 12628

:-)

Apart from that, he's alright really.

Claret Dragon - 07 Jul 2016 19:29 - 4338 of 12628

The bigger the boom the bigger the bust. About the same timeframe as 2007 with even more debt if that was possible in housing,

Haystack - 07 Jul 2016 19:38 - 4339 of 12628

MaxK
I didn't say that all UKIPers were like that or even some UKIP supporters on here were either. There are exceptions though, such as Tanker.

MaxK - 07 Jul 2016 19:52 - 4340 of 12628

You didn't say this?



Haystack - 07 Jul 2016 18:44 - 4335 of 4339

"The public are generally pretty fickle and above all stupid."

I have seen little evidence of the public not being fickle and certainly not intelligent.

Haystack - 07 Jul 2016 20:16 - 4341 of 12628

You get an average view with the public and the average is always wrong.

jimmy b - 07 Jul 2016 21:59 - 4342 of 12628

There is no need to treat people like that , sometimes people who you look down on surprise you ,i learnt to never underestimate anyone until they prove them self stupid.

Haystack - 07 Jul 2016 22:43 - 4343 of 12628

I am not looking down on anyone. You are right, people often do surprise you but in general they don't and are more likely to disappoint.

required field - 07 Jul 2016 22:56 - 4344 of 12628

This conservative election : it's alright I suppose...but it is deviating away from the referendum result.....basically we are heading for brexit...euhh..not brexit....but remain looking like brexit......I can just see this happening.....not surprising as Britain is a country that gives all the appearances of a democratic free country but.....isn't one ......usual stuff on tv.....politicians.....tragedies...football.....ohhh.....forgot about when the illegal immigrants should be repatriated /expelled soon and when......repatriation...crack down on drug dealers....fraudsters....that news is conveniently brushed under the carpet....and they talk about the Russians/Soviet union......it's worse here because it's like...if you raise these issues : you are the bad boy/black sheep...you see : the television companies/news media want bums on seats....for advertising etc..so the wrong doings/corruption is not going to be part of it....; they will go a little way...just to keep up appearances as so speak...but won't rock the boat ; end of month....keep the elite happy is what they want....

Martini - 07 Jul 2016 22:59 - 4345 of 12628

I applied for a tour of the Palace of Westminster some time ago through my local MP.

When the date of the 11th of July came through I was a little disappointed as I thought all the fun and games of the referendum would be done and dusted. However how little did I know what would happen.

I wonder if they will let us see the mortuary where they keep the bodies from the deaths of great political careers. Watching Blair recently he reminded me of the mummified corpse of an Egyptian Pharaoh with his skin stretched tightly over a bony skull. What stress can do!

MaxK - 08 Jul 2016 00:19 - 4346 of 12628

He's aged a bit...

VICTIM - 08 Jul 2016 07:18 - 4347 of 12628

I think Haystack likes playing games with this board , it's where he gets his kicks .

jimmy b - 08 Jul 2016 08:23 - 4348 of 12628

More to the point VIC i think he exposes himself.
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