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Previously on "If DC thinks Brexit is such a bad idea, why do we get to vote?"
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostWell the entire South American continent including Brazil and some Asian countries such as Thailand already have visa free travel to the EU Schengen area.
Visa free travel doesn't mean you have the right to stay, it means you can travel for 90 days without a visa. and in any case they'll still need a visa to go to the UK.
Your agrument has zero relevance to what is being orchistrated as we speak.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostYet. Due to "special circumstances" around Syria, they will get a free pass VERY soon. Some unknown, unelected person or persons in Brussels will tick the boxes for them.
Visa free travel doesn't mean you have the right to stay, it means you can travel for 90 days without a visa. and in any case they'll still need a visa to go to the UK.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostI don't have a problem with the campaign arguments. I particularly like the Brexiteers getting hysterical about Turkish immigration. Shame they didn't check that Turkey actually isn't in the EU
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I don't have a problem with the campaign arguments. I particularly like the Brexiteers getting hysterical about Turkish immigration. Shame they didn't check that Turkey actually isn't in the EU
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostIt's called democracy... they promised to give a referendum pre-election and DC also made clear the government would not be neutral.
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There's a difference between making a case forcefully and hysterically, in order to frighten people into a position. Both sides have been hysterical at times, but the Gov't machine needs to be held to higher standards. When you have an HMT perm secretary signing off (on the front page) on an epically dodgy dossier and Hamface lobbying big businesses for Brexit warnings while contemporaneously telling parliament that "he rules nothing out" (to give two or many possible examples), you know there's something fundamentally corrupt at the heart of Gov't. I'm not naive about this, I fully expected a hard fight, but if Hamface thinks he's walking the line here, he's utterly deluded. There's no way he'll avoid a vote of no confidence, regardless of the outcome. He'll win, but Hamface and Gidiot will be lame ducks. He'll have to nominate a date (much earlier than 2019) or face getting zero Gov't business through. Won the battle, lost the war.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
Are we now like North Korea where we get a "free vote" and are told what our vote should be?
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Just another 4 weeks , 3 days until we get rid of the EU, Goldman Sachs and that twat Osborne.
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostWe're having a referendum because DC wanted to make sure that anti-Euro Tories didn't vote UKIP instead. The fact is this referendum has happened because of party politics - nothing really to do with democracy, or what's good for the country. All about getting elected.
Unfortunately, that IS democracy in action...
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostAll the UKIPers can man machine guns at points of entry to ensure no immigrants get in......
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostLosing appears to be the best thing that could possibly have happened to the SNP. Similarly if Brexit is defeated then it'll be a huge boost to UKIP; they may even get a second MP. No wonder they've been trying so hard to lose the argument.
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