Quote ="Sal Paradise"There was misinformation on both sides - Osborne said there would be a need for immediate tax increases if we voted to leave - that was clearly a lie. To me the biggest issues were: 1. Immigration 2. The ability to make our own laws 3. The cost of membership 4. The EU as an organisation - its corruption and wastefulness. When was the last time its accounts were signed off? Leaving must give the treasury a financial gain as we will no longer have the negative £9bn a year it costs to be a member - if we assume the government pays out the £5bn in subsidies that are currently coming from the EU. So with that more monies could go into the NHS and education and social care ">etc.'" I think you'll find that the UK's parliament still has the ability to make our own laws. And the Accounts signed off b0llocks is spin. [urlhttps://fullfact.org/europe/did-auditors-sign-eu-budget/[/url The US and UK both have worse problems in terms of the errors in payments. Should we get out of the UK as well?

Quote ="Sal Paradise"There was misinformation on both sides - Osborne said there would be a need for immediate tax increases if we voted to leave - that was clearly a lie. To me the biggest issues were: 1. Immigration 2. The ability to make our own laws 3. The cost of membership 4. The EU as an organisation - its corruption and wastefulness. When was the last time its accounts were signed off? Leaving must give the treasury a financial gain as we will no longer have the negative £9bn a year it costs to be a member - if we assume the government pays out the £5bn in subsidies that are currently coming from the EU. So with that more monies could go into the NHS and education and social care ">etc.'" I think you'll find that the UK's parliament still has the ability to make our own laws. And the Accounts signed off b0llocks is spin. [urlhttps://fullfact.org/europe/did-auditors-sign-eu-budget/[/url The US and UK both have worse problems in terms of the errors in payments. Should we get out of the UK as well?

Quote ="Biff Tannen"Quite baffling how a right wing government would place a remainer in the top job ">really.'" Not really baffling, they had Leadsom lined up until her faux pas about May not having kids.

Quote ="Biff Tannen"Quite baffling how a right wing government would place a remainer in the top job ">really.'" Not really baffling, they had Leadsom lined up until her faux pas about May not having kids.

So about 100k jobs lost in the past year but hey ho, at least we get less foreigners in our country (who actually contribute more than the white Caucasia dole wasters) m.



Gotta love the tories!!!

Worst PM until her successor! Tories going for a hat-trick of worst ever PMs!

Mind you selfie-Rory could be a dark-horse (and he seems like he's not a bad as the utter dross of other contestants).

Look at his voting record; a few earnest videos and a weird offer to meet in Kew Gardens won't expunge the fact that he's just another in a long line of ba$tards - the major difference between him and the rest is that he's not grandstanding about crashing out of the EU to woo back the Farage fan club.

Quote ="bren2k"Look at his voting record; a few earnest videos and a weird offer to meet in Kew Gardens won't expunge the fact that he's just another in a long line of ba$tards - the major difference between him and the rest is that he's not grandstanding about crashing out of the EU to woo back the Farage fan ">club.'" The one sure thing is that if Parliament still cant agree to May's deal (or something very close to it) and they remain steadfast in not agreeing to "no deal", we will be left begging for yet another extension. Corbyn's dream of another General Election may still not solve the Brexit stalemate. Right now, a general election could produce the mother of all hung Parliaments, with neither the Tories or Labour anywhere close to an overall majority and we could also have the worst case scenario of some Brexit Party MP's. Half of the country is already lurching to the right and we are indeed in dangerous times. Farage is already cosying up to Far Right groups in other EU nations, as well as having discussions with White Supremacists in The US and still, people who say "I'm nor racist" cant get enough of him and his ilk.

Quote ="bren2k"Look at his voting record; a few earnest videos and a weird offer to meet in Kew Gardens won't expunge the fact that he's just another in a long line of ba$tards - the major difference between him and the rest is that he's not grandstanding about crashing out of the EU to woo back the Farage fan ">club.'" The one sure thing is that if Parliament still cant agree to May's deal (or something very close to it) and they remain steadfast in not agreeing to "no deal", we will be left begging for yet another extension. Corbyn's dream of another General Election may still not solve the Brexit stalemate. Right now, a general election could produce the mother of all hung Parliaments, with neither the Tories or Labour anywhere close to an overall majority and we could also have the worst case scenario of some Brexit Party MP's. Half of the country is already lurching to the right and we are indeed in dangerous times. Farage is already cosying up to Far Right groups in other EU nations, as well as having discussions with White Supremacists in The US and still, people who say "I'm nor racist" cant get enough of him and his ilk.