10 Mar 2019 17:12:49
Your view is pretty backwards Kim, degree educated people are not “more controlled by the globalist rubbish†they are (in general) more capable of critical thought and assessing information as they have developed those skills at University.
More degree graduates voted remain because they were able to see that the leave campaign was largely based on lies (the big red bus) and they want visa-free frictionless travel in Europe.
The main reason non-degree educated people tended to vote leave was because they are exactly the kind of people who have been left behind by decades of right-wing and centrists governments in this country. The rich have taken from them and used their control over the media to tell people that it’s not the rich who have stolen from them, it is immigrants and benefit-cheats.
Billions more per year is stolen from us as a country through tax-evasion that through immigrants and benefit cheats, and yet it is them that get the anger directed toward them.
Regarding Tommy Robinson or whatever other more English that his proper name he wants to call himself, he’s is censured because his views breed hate.
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10 Mar 2019 13:10:17
Thanks Ed, you’re dead right, turned it off after twenty minutes myself.
Read discussionThanks Ed, you’re dead right, turned it off after twenty minutes myself.
03 Mar 2019 09:38:18
Knowledge is power. Control the sources of knowledge and you control what information people have. Academia, mainstream media. Both have fallen.
Why is it that most graduates voted remain? Are they, as they suggest, more intelligent than the "thick leavers" or is it because they spent more time in education and so are more controlled by the globalist rubbish?
Read discussionKnowledge is power. Control the sources of knowledge and you control what information people have. Academia, mainstream media. Both have fallen.
Why is it that most graduates voted remain? Are they, as they suggest, more intelligent than the "thick leavers" or is it because they spent more time in education and so are more controlled by the globalist rubbish?
20 Feb 2019 17:03:14
Yes ed33 that is correct.
No offence taken Duccablue.
Its an internet chat forum. The whole is anonymity Rian. Anyone on here could be anyone. If it wasn't for the anonymity most people wouldn't post on here at all. Of course I could put up my last gynaecology report if that helps.
Everybody you speak to in British politics today is suffering some form of delusion.
The hardline brexiteers for example think they can have no deal yet still negotiate fantastic deals where they get the best side.
The centre left labour remainers still think they can get the party leadership to back a second referendum although some are now coming around to reality.
The hard left labour supporters think that corbyn is going to sweep to power in a landslide.
The Scots nats can't see the irony in leaving one economic and political union only to then hand everything over to an even bigger economic and political union.
Its total chaos out there at the moment. Interesting times. Both main political parties are slowly shuffling to their eventual demise. Its what follows that's the concern.
Read discussionYes ed33 that is correct.
No offence taken Duccablue.
Its an internet chat forum. The whole is anonymity Rian. Anyone on here could be anyone. If it wasn't for the anonymity most people wouldn't post on here at all. Of course I could put up my last gynaecology report if that helps.
Everybody you speak to in British politics today is suffering some form of delusion.
The hardline brexiteers for example think they can have no deal yet still negotiate fantastic deals where they get the best side.
The centre left labour remainers still think they can get the party leadership to back a second referendum although some are now coming around to reality.
The hard left labour supporters think that corbyn is going to sweep to power in a landslide.
The Scots nats can't see the irony in leaving one economic and political union only to then hand everything over to an even bigger economic and political union.
Its total chaos out there at the moment. Interesting times. Both main political parties are slowly shuffling to their eventual demise. Its what follows that's the concern.
16 Feb 2019 20:50:08
Maybe a shill Rian perhaps 😂.
Read discussionMaybe a shill Rian perhaps 😂.
16 Feb 2019 09:16:38
Sorry if I got that wrong Kim, no disrespect intended.
Read discussionSorry if I got that wrong Kim, no disrespect intended.
15 Feb 2019 22:44:46
KP claims to be female amongst other things. We have no way to verify his/ her claims about who he/ she is Ed033.
Read discussionKP claims to be female amongst other things. We have no way to verify his/ her claims about who he/ she is Ed033.
15 Feb 2019 12:26:52
hi Kim, deluded how brother?
Read discussionhi Kim, deluded how brother?
14 Feb 2019 17:44:09
The SNP are doing a brilliant job. I had to spend a week in Edinburgh recently. Lots of deluded people up there.
Read discussionThe SNP are doing a brilliant job. I had to spend a week in Edinburgh recently. Lots of deluded people up there.
10 Feb 2019 20:47:17
How about a border just west of Edinburgh.
Read discussionHow about a border just west of Edinburgh.
10 Feb 2019 16:07:57
Just south of Manchester brov. ; )
Read discussionJust south of Manchester brov. ; )
10 Feb 2019 13:35:42
Interesting if it did happen where would you put the hard border?
Read discussionInteresting if it did happen where would you put the hard border?
10 Feb 2019 07:40:31
Interesting, but there has been no magnetic pole shift which has taken less than a few centuries to fully happen, the quickest one (that we know of) happened over 270 years (approx). And humans have survived 4 or 5 temporary magnetic pole shifts in our history, with the last temporary shift coming 41,000 years ago and the last full shift occurring 781,000 years ago.
Archiac Humans have been around for 500,000 years, anatomically modern humans for 200,000 years, so in my opinion, this is just scare mongering.
After reading up on this, the worst case scenario is that people will be more prone to cancers, due to the increased UV radiation, but for the Earth to become a barren wasteland like Mars, we'd need to have no magnetic field at all.
Pole Shift Debunked
Read discussionInteresting, but there has been no magnetic pole shift which has taken less than a few centuries to fully happen, the quickest one (that we know of) happened over 270 years (approx). And humans have survived 4 or 5 temporary magnetic pole shifts in our history, with the last temporary shift coming 41,000 years ago and the last full shift occurring 781,000 years ago.
Archiac Humans have been around for 500,000 years, anatomically modern humans for 200,000 years, so in my opinion, this is just scare mongering.
After reading up on this, the worst case scenario is that people will be more prone to cancers, due to the increased UV radiation, but for the Earth to become a barren wasteland like Mars, we'd need to have no magnetic field at all.
Pole Shift Debunked
07 Feb 2019 10:37:54
That is incorrect P1. It's simply the BS spouted by the remain camp in the run up to the referendum. I think it was the Guardian that said the Spanish would Veto entry for Scotland but it was reported in the Independent that the Spanish said no such thing. Also more recently, German MEP Elmar Brok has said Scotland's entry to the EU could be a speedy process.
Read discussionThat is incorrect P1. It's simply the BS spouted by the remain camp in the run up to the referendum. I think it was the Guardian that said the Spanish would Veto entry for Scotland but it was reported in the Independent that the Spanish said no such thing. Also more recently, German MEP Elmar Brok has said Scotland's entry to the EU could be a speedy process.
05 Feb 2019 21:48:47
Cant see it rian. The eu has said many times already.
Read discussionCant see it rian. The eu has said many times already.
31 Jan 2019 15:21:51
In a post Brexit Britain, Scotland will probably push for a second referendum and if successful, they could apply for EU membership and almost certainly the EU would welcome them.
Read discussionIn a post Brexit Britain, Scotland will probably push for a second referendum and if successful, they could apply for EU membership and almost certainly the EU would welcome them.
31 Jan 2019 05:49:45
I can understand why many Scots, if independence was won, would prefer to remain under the umbrella of a European Union, it provides a level of perceived security and a framework and support for navigating how we manage our separation and growth going forward. I'm sure there is also a belief that however we are treated by Europe, it won't be as bad as what has been endured under the governance of Westminster.
Personally I'd like to say bye to both, investigate forming some sort of a Scandinavian alliance and negotiate re-entry to Europe on our own terms but hey-ho, given we couldn't even kick up a fuss about the obvious rigging of the last vote, maybe I'm being overly optimistic.
Read discussionI can understand why many Scots, if independence was won, would prefer to remain under the umbrella of a European Union, it provides a level of perceived security and a framework and support for navigating how we manage our separation and growth going forward. I'm sure there is also a belief that however we are treated by Europe, it won't be as bad as what has been endured under the governance of Westminster.
Personally I'd like to say bye to both, investigate forming some sort of a Scandinavian alliance and negotiate re-entry to Europe on our own terms but hey-ho, given we couldn't even kick up a fuss about the obvious rigging of the last vote, maybe I'm being overly optimistic.
31 Jan 2019 07:52:41
It is highly likely in the event of Brexit that there would be a referendum on a united Ireland north and south. Ordinarily you could be fairly sure the north would reject it, but in a post Bexit scenario that might not be the case. So ironically a successful Brexit could fracture the so called UK very badly. Scotland, and Northern Ireland in particular, are two reasons why Brexit cannot happen, unless the people who are trying to engineer Brexit wanted that scenario from the beginning.
Read discussionIt is highly likely in the event of Brexit that there would be a referendum on a united Ireland north and south. Ordinarily you could be fairly sure the north would reject it, but in a post Bexit scenario that might not be the case. So ironically a successful Brexit could fracture the so called UK very badly. Scotland, and Northern Ireland in particular, are two reasons why Brexit cannot happen, unless the people who are trying to engineer Brexit wanted that scenario from the beginning.
31 Jan 2019 08:06:43
The eu have told scotland they can't join them numerous times.
Read discussionThe eu have told scotland they can't join them numerous times.
21 Jan 2019 19:23:01
Nice one mate.
Read discussionNice one mate.