Brexile Buffoon in bid for power
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It seems weird to me that TM is pushing on with Brexit despite polls showing a backlash against it.
So much for democracy!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-43053217
Why are Brexiteers so afraid of another referendum? They desperately wanted one before, but now they desperately do not want another. They know the result will go against them because the populace are better informed now.
They even tried to prevent parliament from having a meaningful vote on the issue.
So much for democracy!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-43053217
Why are Brexiteers so afraid of another referendum? They desperately wanted one before, but now they desperately do not want another. They know the result will go against them because the populace are better informed now.
They even tried to prevent parliament from having a meaningful vote on the issue.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-43045553
Farage suggested it very recently.........so not afraid no
be an even greater vote for leave than the massive majority from last time.
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Farage suggested it very recently.........so not afraid no
be an even greater vote for leave than the massive majority from last time.
What you consider to be massive is clearly different to what I would consider to be massive.
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Yes, now even more people want to leave.
Probably due to the whining moaners..........they should take their life savings to Cyprus and enjoy a haircut (Cyprus haircut)
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Doggit
Hey, knock that off Notch; that's where my dad comes from. It's okay, I know you're just joking.
But going back the the OP comments, I certainly don't think by the way he did todays speech, that he's going to make a move on the PM. I wouldn't be at all surprised that he was ordered to make it.
But going back the the OP comments, I certainly don't think by the way he did todays speech, that he's going to make a move on the PM. I wouldn't be at all surprised that he was ordered to make it.
It was actually a serious point!
I wasnt disparaging Cyprus.
Google Cyprus haircut
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013...aircut-bailout-turns-saver-panic-bank-runs-br
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What polls adjusted for actual voter demographics are showing a new referendum would result in a reversal?
no links to guardian please- independent sources only.
no links to guardian please- independent sources only.
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Doggit
What, you seriously expect the Independent to be any fairer than the Guardian.
Most surveys show the results would be reversed, but they also show that people don't actually want another referendum, so it's a moot point. But I suspect if another one were to be held, the surveys would be shown to be wrong, just as they have for the previous votes, so we'd very likely get an ever bigger vote to leave next time.
Most surveys show the results would be reversed, but they also show that people don't actually want another referendum, so it's a moot point. But I suspect if another one were to be held, the surveys would be shown to be wrong, just as they have for the previous votes, so we'd very likely get an ever bigger vote to leave next time.
Does that mean you think gasbag likes left wingers?
Honestly, just how dumb can the RWR get FFS.
this was discussed at length on radio 4 general concesus looking at all the poll evidence was it would be to close to call ??
broadly those who voted would vote the same ? the only factor which may influence the vote would be those who did not vote in the 1st referendum ?
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Doggit
Actually, not quite. There are lot who would change their vote (both sides), a lot who wouldn't bother voting (both sides), and a lot who now would (youngsters and pensioners alike).
The problem with calling this one, is that there is no precedent to make a judgement call on.
The problem with calling this one, is that there is no precedent to make a judgement call on.
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And whats to stop a "best of 3" argument?
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