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01 Mar 2016 19:23:34
David Icke on the UK EU Referendum Vote. Although he didn't actually say it, it sort of sounds like David thinks they'll rig the vote if they think they have to, in order to get a 'stay in' vote.
01 Mar 2016 21:31:32
And he would be right.
And he would be right.
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01 Mar 2016 22:56:39
Its obvious to anyone with half a brain that the vote will be rigged, politics is a dirty game.
Its obvious to anyone with half a brain that the vote will be rigged, politics is a dirty game.
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02 Mar 2016 01:44:43
no doubt the establishment are terrified we pull out, I find it ironic the soundbite attack on migrants/ refugees that the tory/ media have been playing for the 6 years has come back to bite them on the ass.
for the record I will be voting out not for the same reasons as Boris Johnson, also I disagree with corbyn on this but deep down I think he would be fighting the Tories/ snp and most of he's backbench if he said he wanted out, so I can see why he never choose this fight, this is Cameron project and most telling is corbyn is not campaigning with Cameron to stay in Europe .
no doubt the establishment are terrified we pull out, I find it ironic the soundbite attack on migrants/ refugees that the tory/ media have been playing for the 6 years has come back to bite them on the ass.
for the record I will be voting out not for the same reasons as Boris Johnson, also I disagree with corbyn on this but deep down I think he would be fighting the Tories/ snp and most of he's backbench if he said he wanted out, so I can see why he never choose this fight, this is Cameron project and most telling is corbyn is not campaigning with Cameron to stay in Europe .
{Ed001's Note - the best answer would have been never to have gone in, but you are right Franky, getting out is defo the best thing.}
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02 Mar 2016 08:14:03
It wouldn't make any difference to us, the general public if we stay or go, but see a lot of the scaremongering that happened during the Scottish independence vote, and it's proven that us in Scotland are definitely worse off now than before indie vote, with the majority of businesses who said they'd pull out have actually closed anyway.
It wouldn't make any difference to us, the general public if we stay or go, but see a lot of the scaremongering that happened during the Scottish independence vote, and it's proven that us in Scotland are definitely worse off now than before indie vote, with the majority of businesses who said they'd pull out have actually closed anyway.
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02 Mar 2016 11:55:29
Franky corbyn has been anti eu his whole political career. As have many on the labour left. Its the blairite centrist wing that are pro Europe. i'd like to see corbyn stick to what has said for years on this issue rather than short term tory bashing. Corbyn has an opportunity here for long term games by staying true to what he's said for over 35 years.
Franky corbyn has been anti eu his whole political career. As have many on the labour left. Its the blairite centrist wing that are pro Europe. i'd like to see corbyn stick to what has said for years on this issue rather than short term tory bashing. Corbyn has an opportunity here for long term games by staying true to what he's said for over 35 years.
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