The EU: In, out, shake it all about.... (47 Viewers)

[Grendel]

Love them...like your mates SISU... as in all these things there are good ones and bad ones.

What qualities do good hedge funds have?

 

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[martcov]

So should foreign money be used to try and make a difference to our voting system?

No. It is illegal if is part of a campaign. Soros‘ money is not part of a current campaign.

 

[martcov]

What qualities do good hedge funds have?

Presumably moral. Hedge funds can save companies. So it depends on the aims or ruthlessness of the funds. SISU saved CCFC, but screwed up in their actions.

 

[Astute]

No. It is illegal if is part of a campaign. Soros‘ money is not part of a current campaign.

So what was his money used for then?

 

[martcov]

So what was his money used for then?

Supporting the call for a second referendum. Which has not yet happened. A worthy cause and completely transparent in the circumstances and nothing like the mysterious 8 or 9 Million for Banks.

 

[Sick Boy]

It looks like Gibraltar will be heading for joint sovereignty with Spain.

 

[martcov]

It looks like Gibraltar will be heading for joint sovereignty with Spain.

Taking back control... that’s what the leavers voted for...

 

[martcov]

At what point does the penny drop...? Assange, Bannon, Banks, Farage, Mogg, BoJo, Davis, Fox.... the leaders and supporters of Brexit... and now Tommy Robinson joining up with Batten... at some point, even the hardest leaver has to notice the bedfellows he has chosen... absolute lying scum. You don’t need to read their propaganda... just look at them and ask yourself if you would buy a second hand car off them..

They‘re selling our country down the river... and 52% voted for them and their supporters, to do just that. Gibraltar? Northern Ireland? Scotland? Maybe even Wales.... What a disaster..

 

[skybluetony176]

It looks like Gibraltar will be heading for joint sovereignty with Spain.

Gilbraltar and Northern Ireland. Not possible. The break up of the Union was a leave scare story.

 

[skybluetony176]

What happened to the 48 letters? These honest men were saying that they had 48 plus at least a dozen more on the evening news a week ago Thursday, by the time question time was on it was 84 apparently, then by Sunday it was some time next week. It’s almost as if we can’t trust the ERG and those running it. Still, I’m sure if Rees-Mogg says shoes on your feet a couple of dozen more times he’ll be PM in time for Sunday dinner. What a bunch of snakes.

 

[Grendel]

It looks like Gibraltar will be heading for joint sovereignty with Spain.

Well - er - no

 

[Sick Boy]

Well - er - no

Let's wait and see, either way it sounds like the UK has been made to make concessions yet again.

 

[Grendel]

Let's wait and see, either way it sounds like the UK has been made to make concessions yet again.

Let’s wait and see - so in other words your definitive statement is supposition

 

[CCFCSteve]

EU smell blood and I reckon they are thinking a second referendum is becoming more likely....hence they continue to push (Gibraltar, access to waters etc)

Unfortunately we’ve seen this happen numerous times before (in relation to EU referendums on treaties) and I can see it happening again. A gamble as the alternative of no deal or a Corbyn government fucks both us and them

I’d tell them to piss off. They can discuss ‘some’ access to our waters as part of a wider trade deal.

 

[Sick Boy]

Let’s wait and see - so in other words your definitive statement is supposition

After your previous predictions, I would pipe down.

 

[Grendel]

After your previous predictions, I would pipe down.

Predictions are predictions - not factual statements which you often claim but have foundations of straw

 

[Sick Boy]

EU smell blood and I reckon they are thinking a second referendum is becoming more likely....hence they continue to push (Gibraltar, access to waters etc)

Unfortunately we’ve seen this happen numerous times before (in relation to EU referendums on treaties) and I can see it happening again. A gamble as the alternative of no deal or a Corbyn government fucks both us and them

I’d tell them to piss off. They can discuss ‘some’ access to our waters as part of a wider trade deal.

The predictions beforehand of the UK holding all of the trump cards were way wide of the mark, this was always going to be inevitable

 

[Sick Boy]

Predictions are predictions - not factual statements which you often claim but have foundations of straw

I was making a prediction based on how it's unfolding and the weak hand that the UK has and will continue to have.

 

[dutchman]

EU smell blood and I reckon they are thinking a second referendum is becoming more likely....hence they continue to push (Gibraltar, access to waters etc)

You can't really blame them when the traitor-May has conceded every previous demand.

 

[Alan Dugdales Moustache]

At what point does the penny drop...? Assange, Bannon, Banks, Farage, Mogg, BoJo, Davis, Fox.... the leaders and supporters of Brexit... and now Tommy Robinson joining up with Batten... at some point, even the hardest leaver has to notice the bedfellows he has chosen... absolute lying scum. You don’t need to read their propaganda... just look at them and ask yourself if you would buy a second hand car off them..

They‘re selling our country down the river... and 52% voted for them and their supporters, to do just that. Gibraltar? Northern Ireland? Scotland? Maybe even Wales.... What a disaster..

You obviously feel very passionately about this whole sorry saga, but the bottom line is that the vote didn't go your way and the majority won. Get over it.

 

[Grendel]

I was making a prediction based on how it's unfolding and the weak hand that the UK has and will continue to have.

We only have a weak hand as we have a pro Eu MP

We should remove the £39 billion and tell them to think again

 

[Sick Boy]

We only have a weak hand as we have a pro Eu MP

We should remove the £39 billion and tell them to think again

And who would you suggest taking over from her?

 

[Sick Boy]

You obviously feel very passionately about this whole sorry saga, but the bottom line is that the vote didn't go your way and the majority won. Get over it.

There are going to plenty of others who feel the same way across the UK, sadly the divisions will last for quite a while yet.

 

[skybluetony176]

We only have a weak hand as we have a pro Eu MP

We should remove the £39 billion and tell them to think again

Weak? That’s another one of your predictions gone wrong. She was going to finish Corbyn wasn’t she and be in a position of strength? Well, so you said anyway.

 

[clint van damme]

You obviously feel very passionately about this whole sorry saga, but the bottom line is that the vote didn't go your way and the majority won. Get over it.

what a ridiculous statement.
Every one knows we have voted to leave, but the exact format for how we do so is far from decided and could potentially cause a lot of issues going forward. Why shouldn't people discuss and debate that. 'Get over it' is just more meaningless rhetoric.

 

[clint van damme]

Gilbraltar and Northern Ireland. Not possible. The break up of the Union was a leave scare story.

this has appeared on social media and is allegedly take from the agreement that May is supposed to be signing tomorrow:

 

[dutchman]

You obviously feel very passionately about this whole sorry saga, but the bottom line is that the vote didn't go your way and the majority won. Get over it.

The euronutters will never accept the result and will go to any lengths to overturn it. They're worse than Islamic extremists.

 

[skybluetony176]

this has appeared on social media and is allegedly take from the agreement that May is supposed to be signing tomorrow:

Taking back control my arse. Vote leave clearly hasn’t delivered on that promise.

 

[clint van damme]

The euronutters will never accept the result and will go to any lengths to overturn it. They're worse than Islamic extremists.

more utter nonsense and sweeping generalisation.

 

[Alan Dugdales Moustache]

Imagine if Corbyn said the things that c


what a ridiculous statement.
Every one knows we have voted to leave, but the exact format for how we do so is far from decided and could potentially cause a lot of issues going forward. Why shouldn't people discuss and debate that. 'Get over it' is just more meaningless rhetoric.

Discussion is one thing, blaming everyone else is another. Thankyou for your consideration though .

 

[Alan Dugdales Moustache]

more utter nonsense and sweeping generalisation.

oh the irony....

 

[Sick Boy]

The euronutters will never accept the result and will go to any lengths to overturn it. They're worse than Islamic extremists.

Well the only act of terrorism in relation to the referendum was carried out some scumbag murdering a pro remain politician.

 

[clint van damme]

oh the irony....

give me an example of where I've used a sweeping genEralisation to describe everyone who voted leave.

 

[dutchman]

Well the only act of terrorism in relation to the referendum was carried out some scumbag murdering a pro remain politician.

That was when it was assumed remain was going to win. The boot is now on the other foot.

 

[Grendel]

this has appeared on social media and is allegedly take from the agreement that May is supposed to be signing tomorrow:

It’s a fudge to keep the Spaniards silent for a few days. Tusk and Merkel will pay them a visit in the dead of night and tell them to do whatever is required