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No doubt the will of the people will prevail, especially those one and a quarter million who took it upon themselves to vote for the one and only time in their lives to unleash a racist and xenophobic influence on an issue they were totally clueless about; the same people who will be first to bleat when they discover we must still pay a significant sum into a system we want and need to be part of and that nasty free-loading foreigners are still being allowed into the country.
Sam or Samantha; you are the clueless one; everyone can see that, except yourself.
Well done to the lad who played the bugle today prior to the minutes silence. It was very moving and excellently played and made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. Well done.Well said Chorley Mon, it was the only professional display of the day. Made me feel proud to be British, sat in the East stand today.
Hope WAJ is on the phone to Fergie tonight asking advice; with Fergie saying “aye laddie get wee ginger Scholes in as yer number two” and start playing two up front.
We should be pushing the will of the people through much quicker. We do not need any more delay tactics.
Get out and out quickly our democracy depends on it.
Parliament gave Mr Cameron the mandate to go to the people. The people decided. Now get on with it.Correct Donny Dongler, the government and prime minister are elected and trusted to manage the best interests of the nation; so let them get on with it. Otherwise it’s almost rule by committee and we’ll be fookin about forever. Some folk have no spunk, and would just prefer that Europe walk all over us; unlike previous generations who died for our freedom of rights and speech.
Giggs for me !
He’s got to know a bit about football and he’s got pulling power if we need to attract better players; and might pull a few more fans in too.You don’t play for Man Utd and work alongside Fergie & Co without learning something. Let’s get in there before the Wolves.
Yes, he might have the attitude that we need. Slammed into the Utd players after their 4-0 defeat by Chelsea, for laughing and joking and swapping shirts with opposition after the final whistle. He didn’t consider it to be professional or committed. Like it.
First job losses directly affecting people I know today, as a major North West distributor has announced they will be pulling out of the UK, at meeting with workers this morning.
A well thought out knee jerk reaction, then !
But whatever this company was distributing will still need hauling around the country, so his loss will be somebody else’s gain.[/quote]Aww what a lovely way of looking at it, he also has a farm and has just lost £3000 a year in EU money too, he’s made up.
I’ll pass on your thoughts to him, I’m sure he’ll be chuffed to bits.[/quote]Don’t talk such a pile of crap. The date for leaving has not yet been agreed, so until then it’s business as usual; and in the intervening period the farming subsidies will be re-engineered to suit our change in situation. I suggest you investigate why subsidies exist in the first place, then consider how this will change before making more knee jerk comments.
A lot of the remain luvvies that I have spoken to fail to grasp the importance of long term strategy and cannot see past their own short term greed. In fact I should re-name them the “Bugger You Jack, I’m Alright Mob”. These types are hardly the backbone of Great Britain ! :angry: :angry: :angry:[/quote]
Mr Lostock, well said; think Tez is all wind and no substance. Why can’t he name to Company ?
She has lost touch with the people of Wigan,she should resign immedietly.Followed by the rest of Politicians who aren’t in touch.
MMmmm that a big list then !you are right, Mr Nuneaton.
Cameron openly stated on TV last week that there are many aspects of the EU that he doesn’t like and doesn’t support. He is resigned to the fact that it is incredibly difficult to change things but appears not to have the conviction of his true feelings to break the mould.
However, when the country votes LEAVE next week, he will change his tact because if we flounder he can always use that time honoured excuse – I told you so !As for Bankers & Financiers, do we really trust them; with their inflated bonuses and flaky track record.
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(*Note: it’s not. They fought for peace in Western Europe – and that’s exactly what the EU has given us)[/quote]
Nowt to do with Dictatorship then ?[/quote]
Of course it’s because there are no dictatorships, facist uprisings etc, but it’s being part of a united Europe that prevents that happening.[/quote]A dictatorship can be a person or a political entity; so you had better think again.[/quote]
You’re not getting this are you?If a dictator suddenly appeared in one of the EU countries and took control of that country, what do you think the rest of the EU would do?[/quote]
Apologies, but you’re the thick one that cannot grasp the situation. What do you call a bunch of Dictators, because the European Parliament are fast developing in that direction. Take Back Control and put the Great back into Great Britain. There are at least five other nations who are watching GB with much interest and will be the next to follow our lead. That’s what Britain do best, we are leaders not followers !
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*Round of applause.
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(*Note: it’s not. They fought for peace in Western Europe – and that’s exactly what the EU has given us)[/quote]
Nowt to do with Dictatorship then ?[/quote]
Of course it’s because there are no dictatorships, facist uprisings etc, but it’s being part of a united Europe that prevents that happening.[/quote]A dictatorship can be a person or a political entity; so you had better think again.
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*Round of applause.
Awaits the obligatory ‘But it’s what our granddads fought for’ comment*
(*Note: it’s not. They fought for peace in Western Europe – and that’s exactly what the EU has given us)[/quote]
Nowt to do with Dictatorship then ?
:lol: :lol:Are you the type of bloke that lets the wife make all the rules ?
Thought so :evil: :evil: :evil:Aye, but for every article like that, there’s another that says the opposite. Same with companies. There are just as many who back the staying in campaign…. though if you like articles about the JCB boss, try this one …..Generally, both sides are as bad as each other. Each over-spins their hand, and tries to make a negative/positive on every aspect of the discussion.
I’d be more inclined to believe (either one of) them if they were to concede some ground occasionally.
I still stick with my Boris/Farridge assessment though.
Grow a set of balls Moon Boy.
Be a leader, not a sheep.
When we brexit; the Netherlands, Greece, Portugal and Italy will follow. European Parliament will collapse, but we will all continue to work together with less bullshit.
By the way; Boris & Nigel may share an equal opinion of you as you do of them, so if you have nowt good to say, it’s better to keep your trap shut :evil: :evil: