Brexit bias

[Old Greg]

When you produce a hard fact, you might faint with surprise.
Brexit is all about avoiding the facts:
£350million to the NHS? "We never said that"
Easiest deal ever? "We never said that"
78 million Turks coming to the UK? "We never said that"
etc.

Mordac is a special kind of cretin who is still saying that the UK sends 350 million per week to the EU.

[WTFH]

OH another opinion piece, so not base don any hard facts at all but just the opinion of the journalist. More tosh spouted by the left wing marksist Gaurdian newspaper

Oh and the Author Professor Anand Menon (yes I have looked up his bio) is most definitely a pro EU supporter co no unbiased opinion there then.

<<Yorkie casts his fishing line and wait for the fish to bite>>

When you produce a hard fact, you might faint with surprise.
Brexit is all about avoiding the facts:
£350million to the NHS? "We never said that"
Easiest deal ever? "We never said that"
78 million Turks coming to the UK? "We never said that"
etc.

[Yorkie62]

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Why are people cheering for no deal? Because they’re thinking about it the wrong way | Anand Menon | Opinion | The Guardian

OH another opinion piece, so not base don any hard facts at all but just the opinion of the journalist. More tosh spouted by the left wing marksist Gaurdian newspaper

Oh and the Author Professor Anand Menon (yes I have looked up his bio) is most definitely a pro EU supporter co no unbiased opinion there then.

<<Yorkie casts his fishing line and wait for the fish to bite>>

[cosmic]

Funny when you see the sun, daily fail, express, mirror and any low class news paper pro brexit. Getting all the punters to rally around madness with a no deal and go with Tommy Lenox Robinson.

‘Anti-Brexit bias’: Fiona Bruce accused of favouring REMAINER in BBC Question Time debut | Politics | News | Express.co.uk

On the other hand the guardian/times is neither but actually reports on facts that is read by grownups who actually work.

Why are people cheering for no deal? Because they’re thinking about it the wrong way | Anand Menon | Opinion | The Guardian

Just watched question time and the pro brexit idiots are hard at it. Seems like BBC are pushing the brexit campaign hard after getting told off from brexiters they are being too soft on remainers.