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....

I'm sending round Razors and Mick the wheelchair.

He's sharp that Razor guy .

Contrary to popular belief, I do NOT have anything against Polish people!.
just the general open door immigration policy of being connected to the EU.

My main concern is the Islamification of the West, ably assisted by our so
called leaders...

Threats to inflict serous injury is a criminal offence. It does not matter if the person intended to carry it out, if the target of said threats believed they were in danger then they can report it to the police who would be obliged to investigate and if convicted a stringent penalty applied.

I am amazed at how casually people on the web make such threats even if it was meant to be flippant. I would not risk my future for such small gratification.

Who's threatening who?

I don't think Martini has a sense of humour ,maybe he's a special constable or traffic warden.

In fact it's funnier if you read it using Chris Eubanks voice :)

Martini has a better sense of humour than most on this site.

Beyond belief .

Yes ,kind of a Tory version of Fred ,probably bullied at school for being the prefect.

We have endless atrocities going on in the World and we comment , but some unknown to each other people having a bit of fun and someone ( unknown ) to anyone writes and complains about others who he doesn't know , and someone ( unknown ) tells us he has a sense of humour , hilarious isn't it .

The new tory UKIP relationship?

Thought you were building a bunker , you the person who I don't know or care to know , otherwise known as Freda to me Fred to other unknowns , wow i do feel better .

Pro-EU peer Lord Kerr says UK needs migration because Britons are 'stupid'



By Laura Hughes, Political Correspondent
18 November 2016 • 7:57am




A Europhile peer has provoked outrage after he claimed Britain needs intelligent migrants to come to the UK because "native" Britons are "so bloody stupid".



Peter Lilly:

"They think they are there to rule the country and hugely resent any interference by the electorate."




http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/18/pro-eu-peer-lord-kerr-says-uk-needs-migration-because-britons-ar/

What a great guy , typical of the ruling elite we get now days .

Keep silent and let people think you are a fool, or open your mouth and prove it comes to mind when I see the comments of people like Kerr. One thing I have learnt in life is that intelligence and education does not equate to common sense. Give me common sense every time.

Especially when defusing a bomb in the dark.

A little less humour please , Thank you .

Freekin hell Fred's lightened up give him a chance VIC this could get good.

The flippant POLICE are about jimmy you have to be careful .

Is the B!tch ( the neighbours word not mine / is alright on taking but not in posting) getting cool feet? .........

Article 50 Brexit case will not be appealed to EU court, says Gina Miller - Fri, 18th Nov 2016 10:43

(ShareCast News) - The result of a government appeal against a judicial ruling that it could not trigger Brexit without parliamentary consent will be the last word on the matter, according to the fund manager who first brought the issue to court.

Gina Miller, the fund manager who along with hairdresser Deir Dos Santos challenged the prime minister's prerogative powers to trigger Article 50, the clause which will set a two year clock on negotiations with the EU, said she would not appeal the decision of the Supreme Court to the European Court of Justice.

Miller and Dos Santos won their case against the government on 3 November, when the High Court ruled that parliament needed to be consulted first.

The government has appealed the decision to the Supreme Court with a hearing expected to start on 5 December and ruling made in the new year.

Miller told Bloomberg TV on Friday: "My particular case is a constitutional one in Britain so I would not be" appealing to the European courts "whatever the outcome."

"That's not to say the Supreme Court itself won't say that aspects of Article 50 need to be debated at an international level."

The government has said that it is currently preparing legislation to trigger Article 50, despite the setback from the High Court ruling and May said that it had not disrupted her timetable to trigger the clause by the end of March.

The other legal challenges to Brexit were rejected by the Northern Ireland High Court in October, ruling that the 1998 Good Friday Agreement did not prevent the government from triggering Article 50.