From other countries of the EU including Britain. Thats the concept. People like you will not understand what great effort it is for every EU country -also for Britain- that you as an citizen of the EU can decide where to live where to work freely, and having EU projects which pays for something youre Neoliberal politicians would never pay. You want to tell me, that the British politicians of Torries or the Ukip would pay for such things? They would call it "communist-ideas" if a goverment cares for the infrastructure, the education or the peoples health. You will loose a lot of things if Brexit happens. All the Brexit people dont get how much Britain have developed cause of the EU. Blaming the EU for own faults and get the efforts without thinking about. For example the exeption of Polish workers, Germany and other countries made some aggreement taht they have to wait some years, your goverment didnt, and then you blame the EU for Polish workers in your country. It was your goverment who was not able to have good talks in the EU. And if Brexit happens, all the Brexit politicians will want all the things from the EU, but then they wont be able to talk about, they have to eccept what the EU says. Its a globalized world, there are thousand of things which are connected to the European mainland, with a Brexit these connections wont go away, but you wont have a voice to talk about the conditions.
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From other countries of the EU including Britain. Thats the concept. People like you will not understand what great effort it is for every EU country -also for Britain- that you as an citizen of the EU can decide where to live where to work freely, and having EU projects which pays for something youre Neoliberal politicians would never pay. You want to tell me, that the British politicians of Torries or the Ukip would pay for such things? They would call it "communist-ideas" if a goverment cares for the infrastructure, the education or the peoples health. You will loose a lot of things if Brexit happens. All the Brexit people dont get how much Britain have developed cause of the EU. Blaming the EU for own faults and get the efforts without thinking about. For example the exeption of Polish workers, Germany and other countries made some aggreement taht they have to wait some years, your goverment didnt, and then you blame the EU for Polish workers in your country. It was your goverment who was not able to have good talks in the EU. And if Brexit happens, all the Brexit politicians will want all the things from the EU, but then they wont be able to talk about, they have to eccept what the EU says. Its a globalized world, there are thousand of things which are connected to the European mainland, with a Brexit these connections wont go away, but you wont have a voice to talk about the conditions.
Why didn't you think of this before. They're so gullible they believe all the other tosh that's been thrown at them.
Is there going to be a big spectacle of an announcement made or will it just trickle out on the news?
The Tale of Us remix of this is so nice
Heard it in DC10 for the first time and had a moment.
The Tale of Us remix of this is so nice
Heard it in DC10 for the first time and had a moment.The confidence there looks so high, I feel like it's guaranteed...
"Today’s poll (which gives Remain a four point lead) still shows immigration as the issue of most concern at 32% but concerns about the impact of Brexit on economy has closed the gap to 31%. This may explain how the swing to Remain has taken place"
This was entirely predictable (from the Guardian's live blog). I suspect in the booth the economy will be ahead in people's minds.
This was entirely predictable (from the Guardian's live blog). I suspect in the booth the economy will be ahead in people's minds.
Years ago, I was watching Arte Reportage, they had a subject about Manchester's sidewalks* who were in a bad state and the city wasn't able or willing to fund the renovations but the EU did it without to much questions, that's the little things that the EU does for your daily life, fund sidewalks.
Edit: *The thing you call "pavement".
Edit: *The thing you call "pavement".
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So after all the fuss England will vote to remain?
Wouldn't bet on that. Looks like the UK will though.
We're staying together for the kids
Now you've gone all American, it's pavement in England (which means road in the USA) how confusing
Betfair actually has England to vote remain at 1.35 (about 70%)
It's the politicians that've caused the fuss though, not the people.
Surprises me. Was expecting England to be a dead heat at best.
Now you've gone all American, it's pavement in England (which means road in the USA) how confusing
They better understand, they invented the language.
Good example. Thx for sharing this information.
If we leave and the EU collapses we could start over with lessons learned. EU2.
Same as DOTA, didn't expect that at all. Further promising signs.
Sorry for that, I meant to say Britain of England.
Happy Supplication Day all.
In celebration of the man himself being in the Remain camp:
In celebration of the man himself being in the Remain camp:
I'm the same age as you, also haven't voted.
Woman at polling station wasn't impressed I haven't voted before. Politicians are all the same, lie about promises and fail to deliver, this vote is actually important though so I followed it closely for 10 months.
Really? It shouldn't be up to her, thought they were meant to be impartial.
I live in an elderly neighborhood. When I hear them complain about immigration, I ask then what impact has immigration had on them personally. They can't give me an answer.
Think she meant it as a joke but still, should be impartial yes.
Is there going to be a big spectacle of an announcement made or will it just trickle out on the news?
The Tale of Us remix of this is so nice
I'm a big fan of it too, adds a nice dancey vibe to it! Can imagine it in the early hours of the morning being particularly magical
That's always the way
"I hate these muslims, they stop us from being British!"
"How exactly do they stop you from being British?"
"errrr"
You can probably sum up all the leave votes by South Park clips like "they took our jobs".
Just saw someone's Facebook comment on a status.
'Dun my vote but its fixed'
Alright then mate. Lots of people complaining about the leavers being mocked, but people like the above guy are a huge part of that side. I'm sure he's voted for the right reasons though and is 'as entitled as everyone else to have his say' on one of the biggest, most complex political decisions of our lifetime.
'Dun my vote but its fixed'
Alright then mate. Lots of people complaining about the leavers being mocked, but people like the above guy are a huge part of that side. I'm sure he's voted for the right reasons though and is 'as entitled as everyone else to have his say' on one of the biggest, most complex political decisions of our lifetime.
I saw a post on Facebook yesterday by an elderly fella explaining how things used to be 'back in the day' for the benefit of any young voters. Things like house prices being affordable for one and all. Universities were all completely free. People didn't even need an interview to get a job. Companies would just put their arm around you and give you the benefit of a short trial for a few days to see if you liked the job. If you ever wanted a job you'd just walk straight into a new one the very next day. Everybody had lots of disposable income for having fun as well as plenty to put in savings.
Apparently, the only reason things aren't like this now is the EU and our open borders... and they could be just like this again, as long as we all vote 'out'.
Gordon Brown can be a bloody great speaker at times
It's actually crazy. In government he had the charisma of a sieve.
I take it you didn't hear him on the Today program last week.
How old was this elderly chap?
Just out of pure curiousity can someone explain to me how come people in Gibraltar can vote but people in Jersey, guernesey, IOM etc...cannot?
Y'know, that sounds awfully like the contemporary version of a saying I often read in historical works through the centuries, long before the EU: "It was merrie in England when (etc etc)."
What is the feeling in Wales? In or out?
Just checked and it says his birth year is 1949... apologies if calling that elderly offends any of our older and wiser posters on the CAF
In. Out. Shake it all about.
Christ knows. Do you think I'm some kind of roving reporter or what?!? I don't have time to canvass opinions from troglodye neighbours - I've a full and vibrant social life.
*starts knitting again*
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