Project Lie

[Old Greg]

You are clearly incapable of seeing the wood for the trees.
I suggest you have another smoke and everything will be ok.

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Sure.

[Mordac]

You didn't answer the question. So again:

Are you saying that the UK does not have a veto over changes to the rebate?

In theory we do, but if the PM chooses not to use it (as Blair did) what's the point in having it?

[Old Greg]

In theory we do, but if the PM chooses not to use it (as Blair did) what's the point in having it?

So that's a Yes then. Not just in theory but in practice.

So, the 100 million per week is never sent to EU and the UK has a veto over it (accepting that it is a feature of a veto that the party that holds the veto may choose not to wield it).

So in what way does leaving the EU free up this 100 million per week to spend on other priorities?

[Mordac]

So that's a Yes then. Not just in theory but in practice.

So, the 100 million per week is never sent to EU and the UK has a veto over it (accepting that it is a feature of a veto that the party that holds the veto may choose not to wield it).

So in what way does leaving the EU free up this 100 million per week to spend on other priorities?

Creative accounting?

[NotAllThere]

I think the Op was referring to the Guardian Newspaper being the Official reading material of the remain camp.

The Times has plenty of pro-remain contributors. You seem to be unaware that like the leave vote, the remain vote had a large proportion of voters from both the conservative and labour camps. It was not really party along political lines.