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scooterscot replied

15 June 2016, 06:38
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

And with all this extra money, plus the £350m per week saving from leaving the EU:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/126939...n-votes-leave/

The guy is a total ******.

Vote Brexit, see Osbourne out of a job.

I suppose France can lend us an aircraft carrier or a destroyer that doesn't breakdown in warm waters. Special price for non-members.
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scooterscot replied

15 June 2016, 06:36
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

True, but they HAVE had to endure the failed social experiment for the last 40 years.

So their vote is out is an act if rebellion rather than logic.
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Old Greg replied

15 June 2016, 06:22
It's certainly entertaining.
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vetran replied

14 June 2016, 23:18
Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post

. A political posture too far. It's gonna leave a stain.

FTFY
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jamesbrown replied

14 June 2016, 22:54
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

Especially since this whole bloody shambles was a piece of political posturing designed to negate the UKIP vote in the general Election. I don't think a close vote was part of the plan.

Whatever separates the Brexiters and Bremainers, I think we're united in glee at the precarious position in which Hamface and Gidiot find themselves. A political posture too far. It's gonna leave a mark.
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eek replied

14 June 2016, 22:45
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

Especially since this whole bloody shambles was a piece of political posturing designed to negate the UKIP vote in the general Election. I don't think a close vote was part of the plan.

He was expecting another coalition with what was left of the Lib Dems and this referendum was going to be the first thing to go.. Unfortunately the Tories were too good at destroying the safe Lib Dem seats...
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AtW replied

14 June 2016, 22:41
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

Especially since this whole bloody shambles was a piece of political posturing designed to negate the UKIP vote in the general Election. I don't think a close vote was part of the plan.

Camoron shown incompetence by allowing it to happen - no nice EU gravy train for him now ...
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TestMangler replied

14 June 2016, 21:45
Originally posted by eek View Post

I do want to know exactly how many pairs of brown trousers he's going through a week...

Especially since this whole bloody shambles was a piece of political posturing designed to negate the UKIP vote in the general Election. I don't think a close vote was part of the plan.
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vetran replied

14 June 2016, 21:45
Originally posted by eek View Post

I do want to know exactly how many pairs of brown trousers he's going through a week...

hopefully lots!
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eek replied

14 June 2016, 21:37
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

And with all this extra money, plus the £350m per week saving from leaving the EU:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/126939...n-votes-leave/

The guy is a total ******.

Vote Brexit, see Osbourne out of a job.

I do want to know exactly how many pairs of brown trousers he's going through a week...
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DimPrawn replied

14 June 2016, 21:33
And with all this extra money, plus the £350m per week saving from leaving the EU:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/126939...n-votes-leave/

Armed forces face £1.5bn in cuts if Britain votes Leave, warns George Osborne

The guy is a total ******.

Vote Brexit, see Osbourne out of a job.
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eek replied

14 June 2016, 21:30
Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post

Latest ComRes phone poll has the Bremain lead collapsed from 11% to 1%, and there's reason to believe these phone polls are overstating Bremain. Proper squeaky bum time for Hamface. It's time to wheel out the vow...

Tomorrow's Guardian shows a certain amount of panic

trouble is we needed Osbourne to implement those £30bn of cuts 6 sodden years ago..
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PurpleGorilla replied

14 June 2016, 21:27
Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post

Latest ComRes phone poll has the Bremain lead collapsed from 11% to 1%, and there's reason to believe these phone polls are overstating Bremain. Proper squeaky bum time for Hamface. It's time to wheel out the vow...
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jamesbrown replied

14 June 2016, 21:25
Latest ComRes phone poll has the Bremain lead collapsed from 11% to 1%, and there's reason to believe these phone polls are overstating Bremain. Proper squeaky bum time for Hamface. It's time to wheel out the vow...
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shaunbhoy replied

14 June 2016, 16:57
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Completely selfish of them since they're unlikely to see any 'benefits' of being out of the EU in their remaining lifetime.

True, but they HAVE had to endure the failed social experiment for the last 40 years.
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