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Now that's more like it, Born Hunter those 2 posts are it in a nutshell for me.   I thin personally I may suffer short time, I run a fair size business, I'm trying to sale my house and interest ra

Watching debates involving Farage a lot the now. He really does talk some sense. I'm getting fed up with reporters trying to goad him into saying something they can get a headline out off. If anyo

I try to steer clear of politics, but on the Eu referendum I will make the exception and vote my vote will be to leave. I dont see any benefit what so ever for GB to stay in. The people were conned in

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Watched a few of these debates now.....some of the questions asked are very petty like would we need visas to go on holiday to Europe if we left

 

For some it appears their decision hinges on a matter as minor as that

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Boris vs sturgeon itv now 8 pm ...this should be interesting lol

lady in the red is a vote winner the remain gang are floundering

She has been excellent.

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I know its subjective to what side your on but the out camp have by a long shot came out on top in that debate imo ...they have restrained from name calling unlike the in camp and have talked facts unlike the the in camp ... well done out ....Andrea leadsom rocks! lol :thumbs:

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"Remain" have called on the backing of (among others) Merkel and Hollande, the President of the European Union, the governor of the Bank of England, heads of IMF, Central European Bank and OECD, dozens of business leaders and even the leader of the free world himself !

 

They surreptitiously spent £9 million of taxpayers money, published inflammatory adverts, threatened everything from financial ruin to the collapse of civilisation as we know it and unduly extended the deadline to register to vote.....

 

.....and the best poll showing they can manage is neck-and-neck !

 

 

(I wonder if Cameron will resign in person or by letter ?)

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I know its subjective to what side your on but the out camp have by a long shot came out on top in that debate imo ...they have restrained from name calling unlike the in camp and have talked facts unlike the the in camp ... well done out ....Andrea leadsom rocks! lol :thumbs:

I didn't realize it was a 2 hour debate when I posted ^ it only got better for the out they smashed it.

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Sturgeon is as dangerous as corbyn, Gb is fecked if they both prime ministers at the same time. We need out after watching that, the in camp are blind to what's happening in Europe with u controlled mass immigration never mind the unaccountability of our money, and want us to have no choice if we don't like what we get. Typical women and the free rights bs

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worked around hounslow hayes area 25 years ago heathrow express rail link it was bad enough then god nos wat iys like now thats about the time the easterns started appering working for the subies was there 5 years first a few by the end of the job it was full we all said it would only get worse bit of an understatment it was fxxxxx by the time t5 started

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The true cost of the EU on British jobs:

 

£130 million - The value of fish dumped annually under the EU's Common Fisheries Policy.

 

The Common Fisheries Policy costs Britain more than £3.7 billion per year caused through the EU depriving the UK of its fishing grounds.

 

Dr Lee Rotherham: 'The EU's Common Fisheries Policy has cost British coastal communities 115,000 jobs'.

 

In 1970 there were 21,443 fishermen in the UK, by 2012 that figure had been cut back to just 12,445 because of the EU's CFP.

 

The Royal Mail is now sold because of EU Postal Directive 2008/6/EC.

 

Before the UK entered the EEC/EU, unemployment stood at 2.6% - it is now 5.4%.

 

Europhiles say we must stay in the EU to save jobs. But we have seen thousands of jobs go in Fishing, Ford, Steel etc whilst being in EU?

 

The high energy costs of EU environmental legislation have closed down the UK's aluminium smelters and is threatening the cement industry.

 

Ford Transit factory in Southampton closed down causing job losses because Ford moved to (non EU) Turkey with the help of £80m EU funding.

 

In 2007 the Peugeot factory in Ryton, Coventry closed down (2,300 job losses) and moved to Slovakia with the help of £78m EU funding.

 

Jaguar Land Rover stops making its Defender in the UK because of EU laws on fuel emissions. It is now set to be built abroad outside the EU.

 

In 2010, RBS (British taxpayer owned) lent money to Kraft to buy Cadbury's who then moved the jobs out of the UK to Poland.

 

Tate & Lyle Sugars London says its production has fallen due to the EU's regulation which favours beet sugar rather than cane sugar.

 

Britain's remaining ferry service to Scandinavia (DFDS Harwich to Esbjerg) ended in 2014 after 140 years service because of an EU Directive.

 

The EU's Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive has caused 25% of our Hedge Fund Industry to leave London to Switzerland/Singapore.

 

The Michelin tyre factory in Ballymena, County Antrim, is to close in 2018 with the loss of 860 jobs due to high EU energy costs.

 

'3000 police cars foreign made'. Police say they are powerless to offer contracts to British car factories because of EU procurement rules.

 

Lincolnshire Council refused to give a tax break to Tata Steel saying a discount on their business rates would be illegal under EU law.

 

Tata Steel cuts 720 jobs blaming 'cripplingly high electricity costs' caused by EU Green Taxes. (Guardian, 16/07/2015)

 

Obama is trying to stop Brexit because it means the UK won't be involved in TTIP.

 

The EU's Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) will see the privatisation of the NHS.

 

TTIP will bring European disintegration, unemployment and instability. (Global Development and Environment Institute at Tufts University)

 

TTIP will lead to the direct loss of over 680,000 jobs in the EU. (Report commissioned by the EU from the CEPR in London)

 

114 million is spent every year to move the EU Parliament between Brussels and Strasbourg every month. (The European Court of Auditors)

 

Want to help the poor in developing countries? Scrap the EU's Common Agricultural Policy.

 

The EU imposes heavy taxes on imports from Africa stopping African countries trading their way out of poverty.

 

Britain handed control of British food regulation to the EU - Regulation (EC) 178/2002.

 

By allowing a open door to thousands of unskilled EU migrants we are now forced to turn away skilled migrants from other parts of the world.

 

Housing is affected by mass immigration since an increase in demand without a increase in supply will drive up both rents and house prices.

 

The Department of Business has estimated that it will cost the UK £22bn to meet the EU's 2020 energy targets.

 

If the UK fails to recycle 50 per cent of household waste by 2020 it could face fines from Brussels in excess of £500,000 a day.

 

Energy prices in the EU increased by 40% from 2006 to 2014.

 

EU renewable energy rules will double electricity bills by 2020.

 

The 100 most costly EU Directives will cumulatively cost the UK a staggering £184 billion by 2020. (Open Europe

 

The EU landed Britain with a £15m fine because it ruled that the UK did not charge enough duty on shipments of garlic from China.

 

Britain will pay £100 million a year more to the European budget over the next five years. (Telegraph: 03/12/2014)

 

The UK contributes 570k to the EU's border agency (Frontex) despite not being a member of the Schengen Area.

 

'EU fines UK £642m for poor accounting'. While the European Co clean urt of Auditors has failed to give the EU a bill of health for 19 years.

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