Brexit? Leave or Remain?

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Try watching the last Debate on tv - its on now - vote for the side that irritates you least out of the numpties.
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Judy wrote:Try watching the last Debate on tv - its on now - vote for the side that irritates you least out of the numpties.
Now THAT is a tough call ;)
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Hmmm it was wasn't it?!!
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westcountry wrote:
Naj wrote:I do think that this has shaken the EU and if we do remain then there will be pressure from within to reform and we're seeing this already. For those that are still undecided, are you so unhappy with your life in Britain? If so vote leave but please be prepared for a period of economic and political instability over the next few years which may well leave you worse off before things settle and even then you may not get all that you think that Brexit will deliver. Boris, Gove and Farage are promising much but the fact is that they are in no position to promise anything, even with a Brexit win, because they are not in the same party, never mind a governing party. It will be left to the current government to negotiate our way out of this, and quite possibly the one after if things drag on as some predict. :think:

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If we remain the EU will not give us one inch,they will screw us to the boards and bleed us dry for even daring to think about leaving. The un-elected burocrats are already planning their revenge on a nation that dared to question them. The remain people are all well off who dont wait hours in Aand E. They dont need a council house.
Why should the British tax payer bail out Greece,Albania,Montenegro,Macedonia and the rest? We have a good economy that will grow stronger if we dont have to give it away.
They tell me that leaving the EU will cost me £350 a year. Well if thats the price I have to pay to remain British its a bargain.
We must be in different countries again :-) Across Europe the news tonight was reporting that there is a groundswell of public opinion that things must change, politicians accepting that reform will be a priority even if we stay in and Britain is leading that agenda.

And as for project fear, Brexit are the worse culprits in that department!!

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Voted! We've long held a tradition of being the first voters at our village polling station, not so this morning there was a queue! It's obviously galvanised the nation... :think:

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Naj wrote:
We must be in different countries again :-) Across Europe the news tonight was reporting that there is a groundswell of public opinion that things must change, politicians accepting that reform will be a priority even if we stay in and Britain is leading that agenda.

And as for project fear, Brexit are the worse culprits in that department!!

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And yet Junker says no more concessions for the UK and Euro will be universal by 2020, who are we to believe? I still haven't voted and I still don't know which way - its that bad! Vote leave and EU collapse or vote stay and get trampled on. One thing is for sure we aren't the only country up in arms about the way things have gone.
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Finally made my decision Judy :)
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Me too, no idea whether it was the right one or not, appalling state of affairs!
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I have to agree :(
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Judy wrote:Me too, no idea whether it was the right one or not, appalling state of affairs!
Looks like the vote was tight. One vote swung it. Tell me that was you Judy!
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