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  1. 18 hours ago

    BREAKING: EU quisling May can't throw OUR money away fast enough. Her handouts since EU fees since ref = £17,328,219,178.08 EU fees until exit = £24,095,616,438.36 PS. May will give £64,462,919,217.05 in Foreign Aid, in same period, Total = £105.8 BILLION Yes, really

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  2. Aug 10

    Advisory in Law 16/17 yr-olds denied vote UK ex-pats denied vote Resident EU citizens denied vote No supermajority required Foreign meddling Big-data psyops Leave campaigns dishonest "on industrial scale" Leave campaigns cheated/broke law

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  3. Aug 2

    In its response to the petition about laws being broken during the , the Government avoids the issue of illegality, and suggests that the debate “had taken place both in Parliament and across the country for decades”, not just during the campaign. Not so:

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  4. 12 hours ago

    This “stay in the EU and reform it from within” is a ridiculous argument to make. It’s been shown time and time again it can’t be reformed. Remember David Cameron’s pre “negotiations”? Exactly.

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  5. 1 hour ago

    A plea. If/when a is taken, it must have all the checks and balances that the lacked, have a scope that does not exclude people from voting, an option to remain within the EU, be a paper ballot & not be part if the 'voter ID' trial, as this was descriminatory

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  6. Aug 10

    A question for fellow yes Voters. If Scotland had voted Yes and hypothetically it later transpired (and you accepted) that independence would be a road to economic oblivion with no long term hope, would you acccept the Government not implementing that decision? .

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  7. Aug 4

    At a debate in the , in which I participated, a businessman man in the audience said that any trading agreement, where the UK paid £billions to the EU in exchange for the EU27 to sell us more than the EU27 bought from us was a bad deal which was why he was voting Leave

    If there were good, solid arguments for Britain to stay in the EU, wouldn’t Remainers be making that case 
instead of dreaming up increasingly laughable and easily debunked scare stories?
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  8. Aug 3

    1. Before I knew little about EU. Decades of negative UK media had made me a bit sceptical. But I was not really “political”.

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  9. Aug 5

    I think it's significant that Brexiteers don't mind a bit fraud.

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  10. 15 hours ago
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    Hard to find a Leave supporter who doesn’t appear afraid of another . Strange they’ve still not managed to unite the nations with convincing argument. Is it all my fault? Or is it their crooked campaign, no coherent plan & no improvement economically that’s scuppered them?

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  11. Aug 3

    6. ...Watching telly coverage, girlfriend said: “It will be a total pogrom.”

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  12. Aug 9
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    It doesn't really matter, does it? The Report of the Electoral Commission was sufficient to confirm the illegality of the yet no-one of any significance is demanding it be impugned as it should be.

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  13. Aug 3

    2. Got a Polish partner. Been together 18 years. Long before she’d started getting snarky comments from folks about being “over here” & “going home” etc. This got steadily worse & was kinda shocking.

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  14. Aug 3

    3. During campaign I went on Twitter (different account name back then) to suss the mood. It was ugly. Loads of pro-Putin accounts abusing Remainers & calling them “traitors” ...

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  15. Aug 2

    PM thinks it is her “duty to deliver the will of the people” as expressed in the tainted , even if that means failing in her primary duty to act in the best interests of the UK. uncertainty costs UK jobs as businesses and investment move abroad. Revoke .

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  16. Aug 3

    8. Aftermath of saw my freelance work stop (for a full 6 months). I was also walking girlfriend to work for protection, after a bloke drove his car at her after hearing her accent ...

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  17. Aug 7

    5/ Similarly, the fact that spent less on than on a by-election in Glenrothes tells you most of what you need to know about the nationalists’ enthusiasm for the EU.

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  18. Aug 7

    2/ I’d start by explaining that the wasn’t about Scotland; it was about the UK. ‘Scotland’ wasn’t on the ballot paper, and people voted as individuals (and the use of council areas was for reporting and administrative ease). 'Scotland' didn't vote one way or the other.

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  19. 23 hours ago

    Remoaners are silent about the banning of the niqab in some regions of their beloved EU. Boris Johnson writes an article defending the right to wear the niqab and makes the letterbox and bank robber comment. Remoaners are now outraged. Another example of their hypocrisy

  20. 15 hours ago

    UK: Law: Does this country really believe in the rule of law? I only ask because the was legally advisory and yet no MPs vote to leave the EU has taken place in Westminster. Baffled.

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