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- 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....
VICTIM
- 09 Feb 2018 11:27
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Talking his book , what an utterly stupid thing to say , so just to satisfy some whim , it's alright to for him to try to influence a Nations destination just so he can gain in whatever way he wants , pathetic . Same as the other lot , just selfish gain .
VICTIM
- 09 Feb 2018 11:32
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So by calling me Vicky , you think your belittling me somewhat , well don't worry your little self , another Ivory Tower dweller i see .
hilary
- 09 Feb 2018 14:35
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Vicky,
I did say the other week that, now I'd figured which of your buttons to press, I'd enjoy pressing them.
Dilbert,
Soros has been persuading and influencing governments for a long time, and I expect him to launch a two-pronged attack on Brexit. Firstly, by launching a social media marketing campaign targeting the snowflakes and suggesting they mobilise with rallies and demonstrations, and, secondly, by political lobbying of pro-EU MPs, pressing them to force a vote on a second referendum in the Commons on the back of those demonstrations.
Like I said though, he's also well known for talking his book, and he often works hand in glove with Goldmans who are always happy to put money ahead of morals. They've possibly got a large position in the markets which will benefit from Brexit turmoil, and it'll be worth their while to spend some money creating that turmoil.
VICTIM
- 09 Feb 2018 15:19
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Oh gawd please .
iturama
- 09 Feb 2018 17:16
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Dil
- 09 Feb 2018 19:02
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Hils , mobilise the snowflakes won't happen. They'd have to get off their arses for that and we all know most of them couldn't find their way to the end of their own street.
Dil
- 09 Feb 2018 19:09
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As for barmy Barnier threatening no translation period ... how about you get no more money ? Doesn't he realise Brexit is going to effect the EU just as much as us. Also he is the first to state that if we don't stay in the custom Union then there will have to be border checks in Ireland. Really looks like he wants us to stay in with his threats and blackmail.
Negotiations could be over by end of March with a bit of luck. Fed up with the rubbish he keeps spouting.
hilary
- 10 Feb 2018 08:54
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Dil,
Corbyn and the Labour party successfully managed to mobilise Generation Snowflake through their skilfull use of smm during last year's general election campaign, so I doubt somebody with Soros' resources will have much difficulty.
VICTIM
- 10 Feb 2018 12:11
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Yawn .
hilary
- 10 Feb 2018 15:46
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I realise that you're not very bright and have difficulty understanding simple things, Vicky, but please do try to stay awake.
Here's Soros' leaked Battle Plan, given to dinner party guests earlier this week. Note the references to youth focussed demonstrations:
The campaign relies heavily on launch advertising and free media to wake the country up and assert that BREXIT is not a done deal. That it's not too late to stop BREXIT. The first wave is planned for late February and is why funding is now so urgent. Like the campaign overall, the paid media will have a heavy youth focus.
We will then move to constituency building activities through a combination of person-to-person campaigning and social media that pulls together stakeholders, including consumers, in sectors like the NHS, auto, aviation, pharma etc; again with a major youth push and other similar targeted activities. We have identified partner organisations in these sectors who will lead as we provide strategic, messaging, creative, social media and critically financial support. The partner organisations include unions, employee organisations, youth and consumer groups etc. Many are not exclusively Remain organisations but have wider community or industry interests which make them powerful third party endorsers of the Remain message.
We are also building a national field presence, concentrated on seats whose MPs needs [sic] to be brought into the Remain column by providing financial and other support to the European Movement, which has the best, but limited, current field presence of the Remain Groups.
We have a range of guerrilla marketing tactics in preparation to build early public impact by seizing attention and indicating a building momentum. A prominent Remain figure, Andrew Adonis, will brainstorm the top 100 leave constituencies. We are planning youth focused concerts and march combinations for the summer.
Our goals are to raise public support for Remain to a clear and growing national majority by June/July 2018 and channeling that pressure into MPs mailbags and surgeries,
We must then win the meaningful vote that Mrs May has promised on her BREXIT deal in October of this year. That is likely to trigger a new referendum, or election. We must prevail decisively so reassuring Europe that our return will be permanent.
Dil
- 11 Feb 2018 07:43
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Hils , they managed to get some of them to go a couple of hundred yards from their house to vote. Not the same as getting them to march in a city miles away. And any protests will be met with counter protests by the far right and end up in a big punch up.
Maybe that's what Soros wants.
Dil
- 11 Feb 2018 07:44
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Real bad losers these remoaners.
iturama
- 11 Feb 2018 08:30
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Never argue with a woman, they just don't think like us.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3XjUFYxSxDk
hilary
- 11 Feb 2018 09:02
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Doc and Dil,
When the Leave vote won the referendum by such a slender margin, executing Brexit was never going to be easy and the Remain camp were always going to fight back. It would be naive to think otherwise.
As I see it, it's all about timing now. The October vote is going to be all important, and the remainers have probably only got one last chance. As they see it, they may have lost a few battles, but they haven't lost the war yet. They now have the advantage of a large warchest, whereas UKIP are skint.
And bringing Moggy into the fray is only going to make matters worse if you want Brexit to go through. It's at times like this that you need to be accomodating of everybody's different opinions, and move to a common solution on the centre ground imo, rather than to lurch further to the right.
One other thing with all the talk of snowflakes being lazy. Youth unemployment is at a low, and nearly 88% of the lazy do-nothings actually get out of bed and go to work in the morning. If they can do that, I'm pretty sure they won't pass up the opportunity of a free concert or two in the summer.
iturama
- 11 Feb 2018 10:45
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Hilary, the referendum was not won by a slender margin, the difference was around 1.25M votes or the best part of 4%. Much bigger than most US presidential elections, for example. But they get on with it. Eventually. Now, if the election had gone by 10 votes to the remainders, do you think that we would be having this debate? It would be done and dusted, you lost, get over it. But the EU socialists don't like things not going their way. Socialist states rarely do.
I have no problem listening to other opinions but accepting them is another. We voted to leave, anything short of that is unacceptable. Barnier can threaten as much as he likes, but all he does is make people more determined, even some former remainders. We understand that "accomodating" is actually the thin end of the wedge that the Sore-ass disciples are using to undermine the referendum result.
How many days left Dil?
hilary
- 11 Feb 2018 11:07
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I understand what you're saying, iturama, and I don't disagree with you, but you've now got a minority government who are tasked with executing the electorate's wishes. If Maggie May had increased her majority as she planned, things would be totally different, but they're not, and there's a real threat that Brexit may never happen imo.
Dil
- 11 Feb 2018 12:20
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411 days to go :-)
Dil
- 11 Feb 2018 12:26
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Vote for Welsh Assembley was won by less than 7000 votes. Now that was close be did the losers moan and complain ?