Every £ of EU funding to undergo 'national interest' test to ensure it benefits UK

[vetran]

What's even more bizarre is that experienced political operatives would pay money for advertising that wouldn't influence people.

yeah how much did the government waste on the illegal Bremain Brochure £9 Million wasn't it? Some £6 million more than they were allowed wasn't it?

[SueEllen]

yeah how much did the government waste on the illegal Bremain Brochure £9 Million wasn't it? Some £6 million more than they were allowed wasn't it?

It wasn't illegal though a f*****g waste of good money.

[GB9]

So you now agree it was FRAUDLENT claim, but your position is that it did not convince more than 2% of voters?

AFAIK NHS employs 1 mln people, add supply chain, family members etc - enough swing vote there to change result

Just checking my post to see where I agreed it's fraudulent? Nope, can't see it.

It wasn't a promise as you well know so stop trying to convince yourself it was.

[GB9]

To make the Remnant's lives easier:

£100m

[AtW]

To make the Remnant's lives easier:

£100m

The bus said £350 mln per week, obviously the higher figure in the campaign is more important as it would have had bigger influence on the voters: quit EU = fix NHS for good.

[Old Greg]

The bus said £350 mln per week, obviously the higher figure in the campaign is more important as it would have had bigger influence on the voters: quit EU = fix NHS for good.

Of course the 350m figure is in itself fraudulent as it includes the rebate.

[meridian]

To make the Remnant's lives easier:

£100m

Just to be clear, that's not a promise either - it's Gove "calling on the government to make a pledge".

Other things that were not promised by anyone:
Removing free movement of people
Leaving the Common Market
Stopping sending the EU billions of pounds every year
Anything at all that might happen after triggering Article 50
Triggering Article 50

[GB9]

Of course the 350m figure is in itself fraudulent as it includes the rebate.

Which goes where the EU wants it, not where the UK wants it.

And of course it should have been £375m.

And of course it's not fraudulent as there's no promise of anything there.

You boys lost. Get over it.

[GB9]

Just to be clear, that's not a promise either - it's Gove "calling on the government to make a pledge".

Other things that were not promised by anyone:
Removing free movement of people
Leaving the Common Market
Stopping sending the EU billions of pounds every year
Anything at all that might happen after triggering Article 50
Triggering Article 50

Fair point.

[GB9]

The bus said £350 mln per week, obviously the higher figure in the campaign is more important as it would have had bigger influence on the voters: quit EU = fix NHS for good.

The bus doesn't say we promise to use all or indeed any money on the NHS. It's an example of what we could do.

The link I posted is the figure called for.

You read into it what you want.