Off Topic The Politics Thread

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Should the UK remain a part of the EU or leave?

  • Stay in

    Votes: 56 47.9%

  • Get out

    Votes: 61 52.1%
  • Total voters
    117
  • Poll closed .
Stroller said:
You've already shown, in your exchanges with Raving, your bewildering lack of understanding of how opinion polls work, Ellers.
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I think you have that wrong. If you had bothered to look at that site the vast majority of polls were funded by the remain side, so why would I believe them? As I have said previously there are some on here who will just say the opposite to everything I post. I don't mind because this is a forum and you expect to get 'a few'.
 
I found this watching that Dave Channel on 1930's Germany. :1980_boogie_down:
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GoldhawkRoad said:
Yes. Chlorinated chicken is the classic. Personally I don't have a problem. I'd rather have a chicken washed in a swimming pool to kill the bugs on it, to taking them home from the supermarket with deadly viruses on, as we do at present
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but chicken

Washed, but NOT ready to eat! How bagged salads are doused in eight-hour old tap water with unhealthy levels of chlorine
  • Experts warn bagged salads are doused in chlorine before packaging
  • Unhealthy levels of chlorine are added to rinsing water to ward off bacteria
  • They recommend washing bagged products or buying the salads loose
By Lucy Osborne for the Daily Mail
You might expect a pre-washed, ready-to-eat salad to be your best bet for a speedy and healthy meal.
But think again. Health experts warn that in fact bagged salads have been doused in chlorine and should be thoroughly washed again.
Before reaching your plate, they may have been put in tanks of eight-hour-old tap water with unhealthy levels of chlorine, experts warn.
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And disinfectant – chlorine – is added to keep the water clean and kill off any germs. However, this also has the effect of reducing the nutritional value of the food. In the book, Miss Blythman goes on to highlight the secret ingredients used by the food industry that are often not declared on the packaging.
 
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kiwiqpr said:
but chicken

Washed, but NOT ready to eat! How bagged salads are doused in eight-hour old tap water with unhealthy levels of chlorine
  • Experts warn bagged salads are doused in chlorine before packaging
  • Unhealthy levels of chlorine are added to rinsing water to ward off bacteria
  • They recommend washing bagged products or buying the salads loose
By Lucy Osborne for the Daily Mail
You might expect a pre-washed, ready-to-eat salad to be your best bet for a speedy and healthy meal.
But think again. Health experts warn that in fact bagged salads have been doused in chlorine and should be thoroughly washed again.
Before reaching your plate, they may have been put in tanks of eight-hour-old tap water with unhealthy levels of chlorine, experts warn.
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And disinfectant – chlorine – is added to keep the water clean and kill off any germs. However, this also has the effect of reducing the nutritional value of the food. In the book, Miss Blythman goes on to highlight the secret ingredients used by the food industry that are often not declared on the packaging.
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Meh
 
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Very early days, but what I'm seeing so far is the same old anti-Corbyn stuff. He's not an anti-Semite and he's not a raving Marxist, but carry on chaps, knock yourselves out. Meanwhile, Johnson's 'brilliant deal' is already unravelling and he's yet to have to deal with any serious examination of his own personal flaws. Much can happen in the next six weeks.
 
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Stroller said:
Very early days, but what I'm seeing so far is the same old anti-Corbyn stuff. He's not an anti-Semite and he's not a raving Marxist, but carry on chaps, knock yourselves out. Meanwhile, Johnson's 'brilliant deal' is already unravelling and he's yet to have to deal with any serious examination of his own personal flaws. Much can happen in the next six weeks.
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You're right enough of Jezza.
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Stroller said:
This is what gets me, Goldie. Johnson's deal is hard Brexit. Farage's 'clean break' (aka no Deal) is mad Brexit. Remember all the stuff about Farage promoting a Norway deal? Win an inch, take a mile.
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Why aren't Labour and the Liberal Democrats getting together with Greens and Nationalists to fight against a Hard Brexit or No Deal Brexit, and stop fighting each other in the different constituencies. On Brexit I dont think they are all so far apart.
 
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