EU Brexit - How will you vote given the latest "news"

[egg67]

Re: EU - How will you vote given the latest "news"

we really going to have a vote on leaving the eu?
When's that going to happen?
If the PM was going to listen to the people we would have had it already not in a couple of years, think he just hopes we will forget about it so when he loses power he can get a nice job in Brussels just to top up his pension as we all know it's hard work being a politician and you have to be well qualified to do it, it's not like you can do a 5weak course, the pay is not that good, bonuses and expenses are next to nothing and the pension is one of the worst in the world

 

[newtothis]

Re: EU - How will you vote given the latest "news"

Time to get out ! out ! out ! :dots:

That's why the tories got elected, cos they where the only 'credible party' offering a referendum.
Even people that are idealogically opposed to the Tories voted for them.
That's why the pollsters got it so wrong. just my opinion.

We need to stop the mass hoards of unskilled labour and unvetted, economic migrants who hate our values, and way life.

The tory deal is not for hard working people - merely a veto on employment rights, and anything else detrimental to the interests paymasters in BIG business.

The country is full, roads are gridlocked, NHS can't cope, I could go on forever..............

 

[YoungScud]

Re: EU - How will you vote given the latest "news"

This kind of stuff saves me the price of a Daily Mail.

 

[telectrix]

Re: EU - How will you vote given the latest "news"

Wouldn't redress the amount of money they would lose if the UK left the EU.

Thats the real reason the EU don't want the UK to leave.

no, because we are nett contributors. turkey would be a taker. like spain. sod 'em. if they can't manage an economy, why should we all pay excessive taxes to support them.

 

[Darkwood]

Re: EU - How will you vote given the latest "news"

When Turkey join 2020 if goes to plan then the EU would have to input more money into Turkey than the UK inputs in the EU - now at 55million per day that we contribute then that is one massive drain on the EU purse and guess what will happen to our contribution?.. YEP it would have to increase by quite a sum.

 

[telectrix]

Re: EU - How will you vote given the latest "news"

back in the 70's, when the original referendum was taken, i voted no. everyone i've ever spoken to since then says that they voted no. so why was there ever a yes vote? figures juggled by wilson? would camearron do the same if the majority voted no now?

 

[sean_ork]

Re: EU - How will you vote given the latest "news"

When Turkey join 2020 if goes to plan ........

So is that a done deal, a few boxes to be ticked and Turkey gets to join the club in 2020 ?

 

[sean_ork]

Re: EU - How will you vote given the latest "news"

back in the 70's, when the original referendum was taken, i voted no. everyone i've ever spoken to since then says that they voted no. so why was there ever a yes vote? figures juggled by wilson? would camearron do the same if the majority voted no now?

they did the same with the UKIP vote in the last GE, apparently they actually got 89% of the vote

 

[YoungScud]

Re: EU - How will you vote given the latest "news"

You might want to consider leaving the UK then. It's been a consistent supporter of Turkey's membership. Turkey, by the way, has been an associate member since 1963, long before we joined the EEC.

 

[telectrix]

Re: EU - How will you vote given the latest "news"

someone needs to show camaroon a map.turkey is in bloody asia,