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https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politi...brits-11027263 I find the truly bizarre thing is that people believed charlatans who have said numerous times they wanted to do away with the NHS altogether, the Farages and Banks of this world who all of a sudden wanted to bless the NHS will billions post brexit Quote:
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Does the crappy Mirror give a balanced view of the % of people took in by Remain camp lies...? Then came the pathetic black mailing attempt from President Obama with the back of queue bullshit. But oh dear, you are posting a poll from an Anti-Brexit paper. 1) Most polls are and have been wrong so I find them unreliable. 2) Mirror is Anti-Brexit, so I wouldn't trust them whatsoever. 3) Only one poll mattered, far bigger sample size of around 33 Million and it's being enacted on. I couldn't give a toss what opinion you take over mine. I know why I voted and that's all I care about and it was not the damn 'suggestion' on the red bus, that persuaded me! :mad: Farage and Banks were not in the official leave campaign, that launched the red bus and even if they had 'suggested money to the NHS', they were not in government to enact on it and as I have said repeatedly, no promise was made, read the bloody words. Stop clutching at straws and looking for silly reasons as to why people voted the way the did to try and de-legitimise the result, it is not going to change the result. Leaving this clip here, as I see we are here again, must be Groundhog Day!. :rolleyes: |
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https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...postcount=1458 https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...postcount=1454 https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...postcount=1258 https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...postcount=1051 https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...&postcount=884 https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...&postcount=765 I could go on but I know you're not a fan of clicking links from sources you don't like. Funnily enough I have my own take on polls and pollsters to https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...7&postcount=42 |
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The EU is far from perfect but does do some postive things e.g. stopping drug firms ripping us off, getting rid of credit charges (even though Theresa tried to claim the credit for that !), cheap flights, freedom to work in the EU, consumer and worker protection Be prepared to lose these, and the interests of the rich and businesses to come first. Still at least we'll have our country back (in a sort of Charles Dickens type way :rolleyes: ). |
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How exactly is the EU as an institution corrupt? I hear this mentioned a number of times. There is certainly evidence of corruption at a state level but I would be interested in hearing about corruption at the EU (Parliament, Council, Commission, etc.) level
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Not that I am trying to defend Nigel, he can do that himself but he’s categorically denied what’s in that link. Wasn’t there issues with funds from the Remain camp too ?
The EU is corrupt in many ways. They lie, extort and just basically rip countries off and we are the ones getting ripped off. We are handicapped when taking trade deals. They did not listen when Cameron asked them to reform. Told countries they had to take extra migrants or else, when we are taking 300K per year already. Bit by bit, they want more control of our laws. They told us they are not trying to become a United States of Europe, but they have ambitions to be so and have a EU Army. No thank you. |
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