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  2. Oct 21

    Here’s Blair responding to Farage back in 2015. But what do you make of his words? Utter cobblers or bang on the money?

  3. Oct 20

    If we had voted stay, I wonder if after 2 years we would have had daily news, debates and marches by leavers insisting on another referendum ??

  4. Pari passu, ALWAYS vote NOT VOTING = supporting the Establishment Tells them that they are on the right course Fine if you believe that, but many non-voters are pissed off at the Govt PS (28% of eligible electorate did not vote in ; 28% saying, go ahead

  5. 13 hours ago
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    you didn't organise that much for nobody did & leave lied & cheated & even then only won narrowly

  6. 15 hours ago

    Coming up in HoL this afternoon: Oral question 4: Reports received on information about (1) outside interference in, and (2) irregularities in the conduct of the EU referendum. Lord Foulkes of Cumnock

  7. 4 hours ago
  8. I believe the problem we have is that the social contract is broken. We have some (many?) who believe that our elections are fraudulent (especially where is concerned). Thus we have effectual disenfranchisement, bringing a significant democratic deficit in to play. /1

  9. We'd lose again and by a bigger margin as those who didn't vote at all the last time round will be easier to convince the system is rigged against them. Basically during the and ever since as soon as the likes of Blair and Campbell have taken to the air...

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    You are completely spot on. We dropped the ball during the by resorting to insults and fearmongering. The very thing we accused of doing. The more it carries on the more feel justified and emboldened. I think if there were a 2nd Ref tomorrow...

  11. 21 hours ago
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    ..at least we cld have voted with CLARITY&CONFIDENCE in a CLEAR understanding of all FACTS involved,not the fog & smog of confusing agendas that erupted in fist fights from the political cauldron the caused!Most aggressive politics ever & died in that campaign!

  12. Coming up in from 2.30: 1. youth crime 2. VAT evasion 3. patrol vessels 4. interference See what's on

  13. Oct 21
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    I opposed but actually it was inevitable. In 2006 I predicted there'd be a EURef within ten years. Anyone paying attention could see that Maastricht created a gulf too far between the continent & UK. Also don't forget - Lib Dems, not just Tories, supported a .

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    The last paragraph is that article p*sses me right off! The 2016 was the politicians' vote, because it was wholly based on politicians' lies. What newspaper is that published in? I feel a letter coming on...

  15. 8 hours ago
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    It should come as no surprise, but will be a lesson in political history - that an that asked only 'leave' or 'remain' but left any interpretation as to what the former meant to biased, fanatical politicians, would result only in division, hatred, extremism & catastrophe.

  16. 9 hours ago

    Possibly theost sensible thing Ive read in this whole sorry situation. Had the Government busied itself immediately after the with healing division and salving the concerns of Remainers, we wouldn't be in this place. But they attacked & belittled us instead. Hoist. Petard.

  17. 6 hours ago
  18. 18 months after the , the Brexity bastards are still at it:

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    On top of that, we know that the 2016 referendum was a dirty referendum based on lies and illegal spending as well as illegal campaigning. That referendum was an act of dirty democracy designed to get a result that is now being exploited not for the people but for the ERG.

  20. 15 hours ago

    Youth crime *&* interference. 's ears will be burning!

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