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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....

Haystack - 08 Aug 2016 14:01 - 4844 of 12628

I think he has been a brilliant Governor. The Express is a comic for idiots and racists and best avoided.

MaxK - 08 Aug 2016 15:03 - 4845 of 12628

Brilliant?

Brilliant at what, getting forecasts wrong??

grannyboy - 08 Aug 2016 15:32 - 4846 of 12628

Ho dear....Haystack is under the impression that there is only one opinion,
and that opinion has to eminate from some smoke filled dank commitee
room filled with arrogant morons who believe they know whats best for us
plebs.

And if us plebs have different views and opinions from the ruling establishment,
in haystacks and his cronies eyes we're "all idiots and racist"..

And their bitterness at their figurehead, the snake oil salesman, cameron having
to resign after his disasterous and treacherous behaviour in the pre-Brexit 'reform'
negotiations and subsequent scaremongering...


cynic - 08 Aug 2016 15:39 - 4847 of 12628

personally i would have deemed corbyn to be the treacherous one, as he patently refused to back the wishes of his party

Haystack - 08 Aug 2016 15:39 - 4848 of 12628

Cameron's mistake was having the referendum. Apart from that he was an excellent PM.

cynic - 08 Aug 2016 15:54 - 4849 of 12628

i would not rate DC very highly, though he should not be blamed for his inability to get any meaningful concessions from the eu plutocracy ..... i'm afraid that quest was always going to be a lost cause

jimmy b - 08 Aug 2016 15:58 - 4850 of 12628

I am hoping this will end 20 years of what i like to call arrogant politics ,starting with Blair and finishing with Cameron and his silly little sidekick Osbourne .

They have had complete contempt for the general public and as i kept saying on here we were going to vote leave ,everywhere i went and spoke to normal people ,that was the general feeling but they didn't get it in their London bubble did they ?

I am hoping that we will have Brexit and they (whoever they may be in future) will listen to the electorate .
The people have spoken ,these are public servants they do not rule over us.

iturama - 08 Aug 2016 16:01 - 4851 of 12628

Come on Hays. Give us a few examples of why you consider Carney brilliant.
As for Cameron and Osborne: I consider Osborne more intelligent than Cameron and he was a good chancellor; Cameron was good against a crummy opposition but too liberal in my view. Little wonder he and Cleggy got on so well.
Having said that, Theresa May looks like she "may" knock the socks off both of them.

Fred1new - 08 Aug 2016 16:04 - 4852 of 12628

I thought U-turn Wavy Dave was just another tory catastrophe.

Not fit to govern, but a born leader of the con party.

To be seen in history as a failure.

cynic - 08 Aug 2016 16:05 - 4853 of 12628

the electorate would also vote to bring back hanging

for better or worse, the tories found themselves backed into a corner where there had to be a referendum
the blinkered would never be swayed, but those of a thinking disposition were left with much to ponder, with good arguments on both sides

Fred1new - 08 Aug 2016 16:10 - 4854 of 12628

I think the present tory party would vote for the corpse of Maggie, before Cameron or Osborne, if she was put up for their leadership of their party.

Hoping for the recall of the British Empire.

Laughable, if it wasn't serious.

VICTIM - 08 Aug 2016 16:17 - 4855 of 12628

Your in your element now Freda tearing the Cons apart , eh . Got your hankie on your head have you in the sun .

cynic - 08 Aug 2016 16:21 - 4856 of 12628

Laughable, if it wasn't serious
surely even more applicable to the shambolic events within the labour party as it tries desperately to re-form itself as the socialist workers party

jimmy b - 08 Aug 2016 16:30 - 4857 of 12628

Poor old fella .

Fred1new - 08 Aug 2016 17:30 - 4858 of 12628

At least the labour party seems to fight its battles face to face rather the chosen knifing in the back as the cons do.

Mind that is down to poor education.

Martini - 08 Aug 2016 21:43 - 4859 of 12628

What like the Miliband's?

poo bear - 08 Aug 2016 22:01 - 4860 of 12628

What person said Turkey was not joining the EU?

Well they are not but 3 million of the citizens are the bargaining chip to keep other than Syrian migrants out of Europe.

That has been the case for a while now, but now Turkey are trying to blackmail the EU into submission according to this newspaper report.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/697699/EU-behaviour-Tayyip-Erdogan-European-Union-Turkey-collapse

Haystack - 08 Aug 2016 22:08 - 4861 of 12628

That article us just about visa free travel for the small number of Turks with E-passports. They will not be able to work and is just for tourism. They can come here already but have to get a visa. No indication of joining EU.

You have to realise that the Express is a comic

Fred1new - 08 Aug 2016 22:58 - 4862 of 12628

Martini,

Do you have a brother you genuflect to?



grannyboy - 09 Aug 2016 07:55 - 4863 of 12628

"You have to realise that the Express is a comic"

Haystacks world revolves around the FT and Wall St Journal, along with the in
house 'Conservative Monthly', so is oblivious to the 'real' world.
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