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I mean, I feel very uncomfortable with this.
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Scottish Government civil servants accused of peddling ‘SNP propaganda’ over anti-Brexit video | The Scotsman
I honestly could not believe it when I watched it yesterday,
I'm glad some papers came out and questioned the fruit battery.Comment
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Brexiters, Pot kettle black...Originally posted by minestrone View Post
Scottish Government civil servants accused of peddling ‘SNP propaganda’ over anti-Brexit video | The Scotsman
I honestly could not believe it when I watched it yesterday,
I'm glad some papers came out and questioned the fruit battery."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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You are right the government have form!Originally posted by Paddy View PostBrexiters, Pot kettle black...
EU referendum: PM '''makes no apology''' for GBP9m EU leaflets - BBC News
David Cameron has defended a government pro-EU membership campaign, amid criticism that £9m of public money is being spent on "one-sided propaganda".The PM said the government was "not neutral" in the referendum and the cost was "money well spent".
The 16-page leaflets will be sent to 27 million UK homes from next week.
UKIP Leader Nigel Farage said it was "outrageous" to spend taxpayers' money "to tell us how we should think and how we should vote".
Leave campaigners complained that the promotional campaign was costing more than the £7m each side will be allowed to spend by law, once the official campaign period starts next week.Comment
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No, it's terrible. "We are" is blood and soil nationalism.Originally posted by Paddy View PostBrexiters, Pot kettle black...
I feel relief that a paper followed up with my point.Comment
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