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Old 16 June 2016 | 09:32 AM
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Gold shares shot up this morning , looks like we heading for the abyss / out eu
Old 16 June 2016 | 09:35 AM
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The Swiss have formally withdrawn their application to join the EU, this week, I wonder why?
Yeah, their application from over 20 years ago that they made prior to the 1991 referendum where they narrowly voted to not join the EU. Since then, they have joined Schengen and signed numerous treaties with the EU for closer integration. Switzerland are clearly not planning to join the EU at the moment, so the withdrawal is a simple formality which probably should have been done years ago. It was pushed for now by a right wing Swiss minority party and only just got the required number of votes to be passed, no doubt the timing was done on purpose to help Brexit. In reality, this is a nothing story with the leave campaign clutching at straws to justify their nostalgic dream of a better Britain!
Old 16 June 2016 | 10:20 AM
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Leave take a 6% lead in the ipsos poll

"The London Evening Standard have seen the poll and point out this is the first time that the Leave campaign have come out ahead in the respected monthly Ipsos MORI telephone survey."
Old 16 June 2016 | 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by BMWhere?
Yeah, their application from over 20 years ago that they made prior to the 1991 referendum where they narrowly voted to not join the EU. Since then, they have joined Schengen and signed numerous treaties with the EU for closer integration. Switzerland are clearly not planning to join the EU at the moment, so the withdrawal is a simple formality which probably should have been done years ago. It was pushed for now by a right wing Swiss minority party and only just got the required number of votes to be passed, no doubt the timing was done on purpose to help Brexit. In reality, this is a nothing story with the leave campaign clutching at straws to justify their nostalgic dream of a better Britain!
Really? what ties does the Leave campaign have with Switzerland? Did Johnson/Gove/Farage make a deal with Switzerland? Evidence please. It's a sad state of affairs where Leave supporters have to make such desperate claims. Who is clutching at straws here?

I'm still undecided but only because there is so much misinformation, scaremongering and untruths to sift through.

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Old 16 June 2016 | 10:54 AM
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Really? what ties does the Leave campaign have with Switzerland? Did Johnson/Gove/Farage make a deal with Switzerland? Evidence please. It's a sad state of affairs where Leave supporters have to make such desperate claims. Who is clutching at straws here?

I'm still undecided but only because there is so much misinformation, scaremongering and untruths to sift through.
Nigel Farage is leader of the EFD group in the European Parliament who's stated goal is to break up the EU.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe...acy#Leadership
The anti EU parties work together throughout the EU including non EU members such as Switzerland and Norway to achieve their common goals. This is of course true for all like minded groups across the political spectrum, extreme right, Marxists, communists, socialist, even terrorist organisations such as the IRA working with Basque separatists and football hooligans arranging fights with their fellow foreign football hooligans.
The leave camp may not have official connections to Switzerland, but UKIP certainly does!

For information, the SVP party that pushed this recently used this poster for a recent Swiss referendum on immigration. I don't think it needs any translation!

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Old 16 June 2016 | 11:22 AM
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Gold shares shot up this morning , looks like we heading for the abyss / out eu
Bitcoin is booming.
Old 16 June 2016 | 11:26 AM
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Bitcoin is booming.
At the moment, anything is a safer investment than the Pound!
Old 16 June 2016 | 11:35 AM
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And what YOU have missed out is that, as usual, Britain obeys the quotas, the others don't.

And that is the fault of the EU because?
Old 16 June 2016 | 12:03 PM
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And that is the fault of the EU because?
Because the EU is to blame for everything
Old 16 June 2016 | 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by BMWhere?
Because the EU is to blame for everything
Thank God we will be leaving then!
Old 16 June 2016 | 01:00 PM
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This amused me, Boris ought to wheel this guy out


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This amused me, Boris ought to wheel this guy out


Brexit and the EU Referendum - Hitler's view - YouTube
That is actually very funny and quite an accurate representation of the picture of Europe the leave campaign is pushing! Although as we all know, Hitler would have really been Farages side
Old 16 June 2016 | 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by BMWhere?
Nigel Farage is leader of the EFD group in the European Parliament who's stated goal is to break up the EU.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe...acy#Leadership
The anti EU parties work together throughout the EU including non EU members such as Switzerland and Norway to achieve their common goals. This is of course true for all like minded groups across the political spectrum, extreme right, Marxists, communists, socialist, even terrorist organisations such as the IRA working with Basque separatists and football hooligans arranging fights with their fellow foreign football hooligans.
The leave camp may not have official connections to Switzerland, but UKIP certainly does!

For information, the SVP party that pushed this recently used this poster for a recent Swiss referendum on immigration. I don't think it needs any translation!

Switzerland isn't in the EFD according to your link and that poster was last used back in 2007 federal election, way before there was any hint of any Brexit campaign so there is nothing recent about it nor any tenuous link to the current EU Referendum and Brexit. Like you said, this is a nothing story.

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Old 16 June 2016 | 02:17 PM
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I did have a wry smile when in the clip the girl cries and her friend said Merkel is that ugly
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Originally Posted by BMWhere?
Nigel Farage is leader of the EFD group in the European Parliament
No AGAIN. Nigel is CO-PRESIDENT (along with David Borrelli) of the EFDD group.

You cant even get the basics right....
Old 16 June 2016 | 02:43 PM
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I overtook this one today near Wrexham:

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I was nearly side swiped by the "IN" coach on the M25 when he abruptly changed into my lane whilst I was along side, luckily the lane to the right was empty....I forgot to press the save button the dash camera

Who ever did the signwriting/wrapping on the bus should have been shot...ive seen less creases in the cling film of a packed lunch sandwich

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Originally Posted by ALi-B
I was nearly side swiped by the "IN" coach on the M25 when he abruptly changed into my lane whilst I was along side, luckily the lane to the right was empty....I forgot to press the save button the dash camera

Who ever did the signwriting/wrapping on the bus should have been shot...ive seen less creases in the cling film of a packed lunch sandwich

Old 16 June 2016 | 04:37 PM
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One benefit this of course is , to fill the gap, immigration from outside eu will have to increase. Good news for girlfriend's nephews . Cos otherwise it would have to be through Ireland
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Over 1700 posts, 36000 views, countless discussions, months of campaigning, dozens of polls and in a weeks time the UK goes to vote.

All sounds good and then you realise that despite all that has gone on and what is to follow will ultimately be ****ing pointless.

http://www.standard.co.uk/business/a...-a3272621.html

Dont know why we bother
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"It is one of the ironies of the campaign that the Brexiteers bang on constantly about Parliament’s loss of sovereignty and claim all our laws are made in Brussels. It is a lie because, as they may yet find out, the British Parliament has retained more than enough sovereignty to thwart their plans and ignore the referendum result. "

lol I pointed this out a few pages ago

tbh the worst of all worlds would be an out vote - not honoured by parliament
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Originally Posted by hodgy0_2
"It is one of the ironies of the campaign that the Brexiteers bang on constantly about Parliament’s loss of sovereignty and claim all our laws are made in Brussels. It is a lie because, as they may yet find out, the British Parliament has retained more than enough sovereignty to thwart their plans and ignore the referendum result. "

lol I pointed this out a few pages ago

tbh the worst of all worlds would be an out vote - not honoured by parliament
Well in that case , if it is indeed the will of the people, the only way it would work is if every party understands that no public will vote for them if they dont agree to exiting the EU. But I cant seem that happening either.

****ed either way
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And that is the fault of the EU because?
You keep trotting out this same bullcrap. It's simple.

Because if we weren't subject to their stupid rules and regs we wouldn't have to follow them!!!

Got it now?
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So because the other boys aernt sticking to the rules we are going to take the ball home with us ?
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Originally Posted by SwissTony
Over 1700 posts, 36000 views, countless discussions, months of campaigning, dozens of polls and in a weeks time the UK goes to vote.

All sounds good and then you realise that despite all that has gone on and what is to follow will ultimately be ****ing pointless.

http://www.standard.co.uk/business/a...-a3272621.html

Dont know why we bother
There would be riots if this happened. I really dont think any Parliamentarian would have the bottle to go down this road
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tbh the worst of all worlds would be an out vote - not honoured by parliament
All hell would break loose if the Government went against the referendum result.

Cameron has promised to abide by the result. I hope he does if its a leave, or the next election will be a rout of many conservative and labour MPs
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**********CAMPAIGNING SUSPENDED**********************

The Vote Leave side have requested that all campaigning be suspended following the murder of Jo *** MP. I shall abide by this and be suspending commenting further in this thread for the time being (until it is agreed to continue whenever that may be)

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http://heavy.com/news/2016/06/tommy-...sband-brendan/

Looks like another brexit nutcase
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There would be riots if this happened. I really dont think any Parliamentarian would have the bottle to go down this road
Warren, I know you are refraining from commenting but this is not a new result. That article points out what happened in 1973

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All hell would break loose if the Government went against the referendum result.

Cameron has promised to abide by the result. I hope he does if its a leave, or the next election will be a rout of many conservative and labour MPs
As above but then he used that as an election manifesto just to get elected. So every future party will do the same thing and then when it comes to crunch time ( i.e years later allow another referendum) then they will repeat the process ad infinitum until the British public give up.
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Originally Posted by dpb
It must be so wrong but I must confess that I was thinking the same when I put a separate thread up on this matter.

Horrific incident.


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