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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 .
Sturgeon live on the local radio right now, grovelling for forgiveness before asking everyone to stick to the rules she's set!

She's only human, but whilst the majority of people are sticking to the rules, it's the examples set by those in positions of power or influence that the minority cling to to justify their arsehole behaviour, and even if it's just a slip it's really not acceptable - wait til Big Ruth gets a hold of her <laugh>
 
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Steelmonkey said:
Sturgeon live on the local radio right now, grovelling for forgiveness before asking everyone to stick to the rules she's set!

She's only human, but whilst the majority of people are sticking to the rules, it's the examples set by those in positions of power or influence that the minority cling to to justify their arsehole behaviour, and even if it's just a slip it's really not acceptable - wait til Big Ruth gets a hold of her <laugh>
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The fact that Margot Ferrier is still in post doesn't do her any favours. It seems the SNP can get away with murder with their supine press...
 
My one message that I thought I wouldn’t write.
We have left the Single market, customs union and ECJ ( bar EU citizens here). A few give and takes Which a few remainers will call a sell out and ERG will frown at but we are free from the EU
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My one message that I thought I wouldn’t write.
We have left the Single market, customs union and ECJ ( bar EU citizens here). A few give and takes Which a few remainers will call a sell out and ERG will frown at but we are free from the EU
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War??? Really??? The words this twat uses is very deliberate, what a ****
 
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He's not talking about a war with Europe, but within UK politics as a whole, particularly within the Tory party but not restricted to them
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Farage chooses the words he uses very carefully to trigger the rage and upset in his supporters, he did a Trump the other day calling it the Chinese virus, if you read the responses it generates from large numbers of his die hard supporters you'll know what I mean. Responses like yours will be lost in a sea of anti foreign rage and British exceptionalism. He knows exactly what he is doing.
 
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Willhoops said:
Farage chooses the words he uses very carefully to trigger the rage and upset in his supporters, he did a Trump the other day calling it the Chinese virus, if you read the responses it generates from large numbers of his die hard supporters you'll know what I mean. Responses like yours will be lost in a sea of anti foreign rage and British exceptionalism. He knows exactly what he is doing.
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Are you a die hard supporter
Certainly triggered the rage and upset
 
ELLERS said:
My one message that I thought I wouldn’t write.
We have left the Single market, customs union and ECJ ( bar EU citizens here). A few give and takes Which a few remainers will call a sell out and ERG will frown at but we are free from the EU
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I'm very pleased that Farage appears to be supporting the likely deal.
This will help to quell the inevitable protests from those who want a complete break with no deal.
We await an announcement and the details within the agreement, but both sides will obviously claim victory and that the other side caved in.
Sounds to me like a fair bit of compromise on all sides, even if Macron had to have his arm twisted.
 
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