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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by crank on Jun 27, 2016 22:14:20 GMT 1, Im thinking there must be hundred of thousands of British people working outside UK , they will need to now go home to UK and try to get an job there? Are there plenty of available jobs in UK, or what will all these people need to do?
There are over 2 million Brits living in the EU, I know one if them working in Luxembourg. How many of those 2 million are working I do not know.
There are not the available jobs for them here so I doubt they'll be thanking us too much when they have to look for jobs and claim benefits. This will also hit countries like Gobraltar very hard as they have always worked with Spain very closely (that's why 95% of them voted Remain). A very large percentage of Brits working in Gibraltar actually live in Spain and commute to work from Spain due to the sky high cost of living in Gibraltar. They're going to love having to commute from the EU into the UK every day.
Im thinking there must be hundred of thousands of British people working outside UK , they will need to now go home to UK and try to get an job there? Are there plenty of available jobs in UK, or what will all these people need to do? There are over 2 million Brits living in the EU, I know one if them working in Luxembourg. How many of those 2 million are working I do not know. There are not the available jobs for them here so I doubt they'll be thanking us too much when they have to look for jobs and claim benefits. This will also hit countries like Gobraltar very hard as they have always worked with Spain very closely (that's why 95% of them voted Remain). A very large percentage of Brits working in Gibraltar actually live in Spain and commute to work from Spain due to the sky high cost of living in Gibraltar. They're going to love having to commute from the EU into the UK every day.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by crank on Jun 27, 2016 23:08:32 GMT 1,
Careful there's clearly a few Tories posting on this forum!
How that man has the nerve to poke fun at Labour when his own party are up ***t creek is beyond me but that's Cameron for you.
Careful there's clearly a few Tories posting on this forum! How that man has the nerve to poke fun at Labour when his own party are up ***t creek is beyond me but that's Cameron for you.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by Deleted on Jun 27, 2016 23:09:00 GMT 1, A lot can happen before article 50 is initiated probably in October but also probably not before Parliament votes on it after the PM, Tory leader is elected.
Thats if Bo Jo becomes the leader or if MP's see his negotiation skills with the EU as a liability and elect someone else. It could even not be initiated untill the next general election. Even so if it is done this year there would be two years plus of negociations.
In those two years Merkel could be deposed and a more right wing German government elected. Juncker gets kicked out too due to lack of negotiating skills and replaced by a non corrupt non alcoholic.
Other EU countries could go for a Brexit referendum or create alliances with other EU countries to get better deals.
Farage has allready had two accidents, once in a light aircraft crash and once when his wheels fell off his Volvo on the French motor way.
All in all between now and the UK actually leaving the EU a lot can happen.
A lot can happen before article 50 is initiated probably in October but also probably not before Parliament votes on it after the PM, Tory leader is elected.
Thats if Bo Jo becomes the leader or if MP's see his negotiation skills with the EU as a liability and elect someone else. It could even not be initiated untill the next general election. Even so if it is done this year there would be two years plus of negociations.
In those two years Merkel could be deposed and a more right wing German government elected. Juncker gets kicked out too due to lack of negotiating skills and replaced by a non corrupt non alcoholic.
Other EU countries could go for a Brexit referendum or create alliances with other EU countries to get better deals.
Farage has allready had two accidents, once in a light aircraft crash and once when his wheels fell off his Volvo on the French motor way.
All in all between now and the UK actually leaving the EU a lot can happen.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by .dappy on Jun 27, 2016 23:26:09 GMT 1, Careful there's clearly a few Tories posting on this forum! How that man has the nerve to poke fun at Labour when his own party are up ***t creek is beyond me but that's Cameron for you. ... it is funny though!
Careful there's clearly a few Tories posting on this forum! How that man has the nerve to poke fun at Labour when his own party are up ***t creek is beyond me but that's Cameron for you. ... it is funny though!
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by .dappy on Jun 27, 2016 23:28:45 GMT 1, ... the top comment to the article ... lol ..
Eric Codling Hammersmith county
Corbyn is worse than Michael foot, and he was bloody useless, Labour would not win a general eletion in a millon years with this LEFT wing idiot in charge of LABOUR.
... the top comment to the article ... lol .. Eric Codling Hammersmith county Corbyn is worse than Michael foot, and he was bloody useless, Labour would not win a general eletion in a millon years with this LEFT wing idiot in charge of LABOUR.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by Harveyn on Jun 27, 2016 23:42:50 GMT 1, Cameron should file article 50. He's a coward. Instigates everything then runs off home for his tea...
I am certainly not a particular fan of Cameron and I would not call myself a Tory voter. Whilst Cameron did indeed deliver the public this referendum he did so due to the overwhelming move by the UK electorate to right wing politics. It was the sudden support for UKIP in the last general election that forced him down this path.
Yes he moved on the referendum to save his own and his parties opportunity to govern. Yes I believe he should not have done so. But also I genuinely believe that the real reason it has happens is because of a large swing in the electorate to the right. That swing continued and hence the result in the referendum.
So yes Cameron is to blame for giving the public the vote but the majority of the public no matter how slim have got what they want.
Cameron should file article 50. He's a coward. Instigates everything then runs off home for his tea... I am certainly not a particular fan of Cameron and I would not call myself a Tory voter. Whilst Cameron did indeed deliver the public this referendum he did so due to the overwhelming move by the UK electorate to right wing politics. It was the sudden support for UKIP in the last general election that forced him down this path. Yes he moved on the referendum to save his own and his parties opportunity to govern. Yes I believe he should not have done so. But also I genuinely believe that the real reason it has happens is because of a large swing in the electorate to the right. That swing continued and hence the result in the referendum. So yes Cameron is to blame for giving the public the vote but the majority of the public no matter how slim have got what they want.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by Coach on Jun 27, 2016 23:43:22 GMT 1, ... the top comment to the article ... lol .. Eric Codling Hammersmith county Corbyn is worse than Michael foot, and he was bloody useless, Labour would not win a general eletion in a millon years with this LEFT wing idiot in charge of LABOUR. I think Corbyn is getting a raw deal. He does have a huge mandate from his grass roots support. And is he not what we have been asking for in a politician? Someone who is honest and has integrity. Someone who doesn't just (or even) look the part or speak spin? Someone who doesn't want to play dirty tricks. I don't know what labour supporters want anymore. Surely not another Blair?
... the top comment to the article ... lol .. Eric Codling Hammersmith county Corbyn is worse than Michael foot, and he was bloody useless, Labour would not win a general eletion in a millon years with this LEFT wing idiot in charge of LABOUR. I think Corbyn is getting a raw deal. He does have a huge mandate from his grass roots support. And is he not what we have been asking for in a politician? Someone who is honest and has integrity. Someone who doesn't just (or even) look the part or speak spin? Someone who doesn't want to play dirty tricks. I don't know what labour supporters want anymore. Surely not another Blair?
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by .dappy on Jun 27, 2016 23:56:18 GMT 1, ... I grew up with JC as my MP ... he was always interested in himself and what publicity he could get with his worthy causes ... didn't actually do much for his constituents ...
... I grew up with JC as my MP ... he was always interested in himself and what publicity he could get with his worthy causes ... didn't actually do much for his constituents ...
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by BorntoKiln on Jun 28, 2016 0:04:14 GMT 1, Cameron should file article 50. He's a coward. Instigates everything then runs off home for his tea... I am certainly not a particular fan of Cameron and I would not call myself a Tory voter. Whilst Cameron did indeed deliver the public this referendum he did so due to the overwhelming move by the UK electorate to right wing politics. It was the sudden support for UKIP in the last general election that forced him down this path. Yes he moved on the referendum to save his own and his parties opportunity to govern. Yes I believe he should not have done so. But also I genuinely believe that the real reason it has happens is because of a large swing in the electorate to the right. That swing continued and hence the result in the referendum. So yes Cameron is to blame for giving the public the vote but the majority of the public no matter how slim have got what they want.
He stared the ball rolling because he was worried he would lose votes for himself. He was appeaseing and pandering to the right. Not just ukip but his own party.
I hear what your saying though harv. And this is why I don't normally get involved in anything but my creative output. Because now I have to share and get involved which ain't a good idea after a few pints and a piss poor performance by my beloved England.....
Cameron should file article 50. He's a coward. Instigates everything then runs off home for his tea... I am certainly not a particular fan of Cameron and I would not call myself a Tory voter. Whilst Cameron did indeed deliver the public this referendum he did so due to the overwhelming move by the UK electorate to right wing politics. It was the sudden support for UKIP in the last general election that forced him down this path. Yes he moved on the referendum to save his own and his parties opportunity to govern. Yes I believe he should not have done so. But also I genuinely believe that the real reason it has happens is because of a large swing in the electorate to the right. That swing continued and hence the result in the referendum. So yes Cameron is to blame for giving the public the vote but the majority of the public no matter how slim have got what they want. He stared the ball rolling because he was worried he would lose votes for himself. He was appeaseing and pandering to the right. Not just ukip but his own party. I hear what your saying though harv. And this is why I don't normally get involved in anything but my creative output. Because now I have to share and get involved which ain't a good idea after a few pints and a piss poor performance by my beloved England.....
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by Coach on Jun 28, 2016 0:11:32 GMT 1, I am certainly not a particular fan of Cameron and I would not call myself a Tory voter. Whilst Cameron did indeed deliver the public this referendum he did so due to the overwhelming move by the UK electorate to right wing politics. It was the sudden support for UKIP in the last general election that forced him down this path. Yes he moved on the referendum to save his own and his parties opportunity to govern. Yes I believe he should not have done so. But also I genuinely believe that the real reason it has happens is because of a large swing in the electorate to the right. That swing continued and hence the result in the referendum. So yes Cameron is to blame for giving the public the vote but the majority of the public no matter how slim have got what they want. He stared the ball rolling because he was worried he would lose votes for himself. He was appeaseing and pandering to the right. Not just ukip but his own party. I hear what your saying though harv. And this is why I don't normally get involved in anything but my creative output. Because now I have to share and get involved which ain't a good idea after a few pints and a piss poor performance by my beloved England.....
I assumed he promised the referendum out of fear of losing the election (or failing to get a majority) due to ukip taking Tory votes. By offering the referendum he was promising what ukip were promising, so that there was no need for anti EU Tories to not vote Tory. But I could be wrong.
Edit, just re read your post Jimmy and realise that that is in part what you are saying too! I need to go to bed!
I am certainly not a particular fan of Cameron and I would not call myself a Tory voter. Whilst Cameron did indeed deliver the public this referendum he did so due to the overwhelming move by the UK electorate to right wing politics. It was the sudden support for UKIP in the last general election that forced him down this path. Yes he moved on the referendum to save his own and his parties opportunity to govern. Yes I believe he should not have done so. But also I genuinely believe that the real reason it has happens is because of a large swing in the electorate to the right. That swing continued and hence the result in the referendum. So yes Cameron is to blame for giving the public the vote but the majority of the public no matter how slim have got what they want. He stared the ball rolling because he was worried he would lose votes for himself. He was appeaseing and pandering to the right. Not just ukip but his own party. I hear what your saying though harv. And this is why I don't normally get involved in anything but my creative output. Because now I have to share and get involved which ain't a good idea after a few pints and a piss poor performance by my beloved England..... I assumed he promised the referendum out of fear of losing the election (or failing to get a majority) due to ukip taking Tory votes. By offering the referendum he was promising what ukip were promising, so that there was no need for anti EU Tories to not vote Tory. But I could be wrong. Edit, just re read your post Jimmy and realise that that is in part what you are saying too! I need to go to bed!
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by Deleted on Jun 28, 2016 11:22:32 GMT 1,
The Brexit campaign.
The Brexit campaign.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by Viking Surfer on Jun 28, 2016 12:58:04 GMT 1,
"How did you vote?", asked Pooh "Leave", said Piglet "Oh, for fuck's sake", said Pooh, "Why the f**kdid you do that?"
"Because if we leave, then we'll fix the NHS" "We're not going to fix the NHS, Piglet, that was all bollocks. All the people who told you to vote Leave are the very same people who want to privatise the f**kingthing" "Oh. But anyway there's also those bloody Heffalumps" "Heffalumps?" "Yes, the bloody Heffalumps who keep coming to live in the wood, there are too many" "But they do things for us, Piglet, and voting Leave won't actually stop them coming anyway" "Oh. But I just want to get back control of the wood" "You fucktard. You never had control of the wood, you're a f**kingpiglet. You're just going to get even more fucked over by different people" "Oh. But why did you want to Remain?", asked Piglet "I liked that everyone worked together, I felt safe" "Is that all? You're probably still safe"
"I also fancied going to live in a different wood one day, and maybe if I had kids they would too, but now maybe we can't." "Oh. But we'll have more honey to go around now...?" "I'm afraid not, Piglet. We won't have to give away any honey, but there'll almost certainly be less to begin with" "Oh. Well at least we've got rid of the pig-fucker, I didn't like him" "I can understand that, Piglet, but have you seen the next guy!? I have a feeling he'll be doing more than just oral" "Oh my. But they were going to build a huge scary super-wood" "They never actually said that, and even if there were going to be a huge super-wood, would you rather be part of it, playing with all your new friends, or just outside it with nobody paying you any attention?" "Oh, I see what you mean. But ours used to be the most important wood of all the woods" "That's true, Piglet, but that was well over a hundred f**kingyears ago now, and none of us were alive. You really need to get your head out of your arse" "But our grandparents won the big war to protect our wood, we need to make sure we keep it safe"
"Actually, that's a load of horse-shit. We won the big war to protect other people in other woods and to stop nationalist fuckers killing people because they were different. It showed that we're safer if we all work together and stop thinking of each other as different" "But the Heffalumps, I don't like them, they're not like us" "f**kmy luck. Piglet, you're a f**kingPiglet and I'm a stuffed Bear. We're all different, that's what makes the wood a fun place to live. You like Kanga don't you? She's different" "But Kanga's been here for ages and I like her food" "Christ on a bike, Piglet, you are a f**kingcockwomble" "Beer?" asked Piglet "You're buying" said Pooh, "and I want pork scratchings" "Oh my"
"How did you vote?", asked Pooh "Leave", said Piglet "Oh, for fuck's sake", said Pooh, "Why the f**kdid you do that?" "Because if we leave, then we'll fix the NHS" "We're not going to fix the NHS, Piglet, that was all bollocks. All the people who told you to vote Leave are the very same people who want to privatise the f**kingthing" "Oh. But anyway there's also those bloody Heffalumps" "Heffalumps?" "Yes, the bloody Heffalumps who keep coming to live in the wood, there are too many" "But they do things for us, Piglet, and voting Leave won't actually stop them coming anyway" "Oh. But I just want to get back control of the wood" "You fucktard. You never had control of the wood, you're a f**kingpiglet. You're just going to get even more fucked over by different people" "Oh. But why did you want to Remain?", asked Piglet "I liked that everyone worked together, I felt safe" "Is that all? You're probably still safe" "I also fancied going to live in a different wood one day, and maybe if I had kids they would too, but now maybe we can't." "Oh. But we'll have more honey to go around now...?" "I'm afraid not, Piglet. We won't have to give away any honey, but there'll almost certainly be less to begin with" "Oh. Well at least we've got rid of the pig-fucker, I didn't like him" "I can understand that, Piglet, but have you seen the next guy!? I have a feeling he'll be doing more than just oral" "Oh my. But they were going to build a huge scary super-wood" "They never actually said that, and even if there were going to be a huge super-wood, would you rather be part of it, playing with all your new friends, or just outside it with nobody paying you any attention?" "Oh, I see what you mean. But ours used to be the most important wood of all the woods" "That's true, Piglet, but that was well over a hundred f**kingyears ago now, and none of us were alive. You really need to get your head out of your arse" "But our grandparents won the big war to protect our wood, we need to make sure we keep it safe" "Actually, that's a load of horse-shit. We won the big war to protect other people in other woods and to stop nationalist fuckers killing people because they were different. It showed that we're safer if we all work together and stop thinking of each other as different" "But the Heffalumps, I don't like them, they're not like us" "f**kmy luck. Piglet, you're a f**kingPiglet and I'm a stuffed Bear. We're all different, that's what makes the wood a fun place to live. You like Kanga don't you? She's different" "But Kanga's been here for ages and I like her food" "Christ on a bike, Piglet, you are a f**kingcockwomble" "Beer?" asked Piglet "You're buying" said Pooh, "and I want pork scratchings" "Oh my"
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by phischa on Jun 28, 2016 14:14:40 GMT 1, "How did you vote?", asked Pooh "Leave", said Piglet "Oh, for fuck's sake", said Pooh, "Why the f**kdid you do that?" "Because if we leave, then we'll fix the NHS" "We're not going to fix the NHS, Piglet, that was all bollocks. All the people who told you to vote Leave are the very same people who want to privatise the f**kingthing" "Oh. But anyway there's also those bloody Heffalumps" "Heffalumps?" "Yes, the bloody Heffalumps who keep coming to live in the wood, there are too many" "But they do things for us, Piglet, and voting Leave won't actually stop them coming anyway" "Oh. But I just want to get back control of the wood" "You fucktard. You never had control of the wood, you're a f**kingpiglet. You're just going to get even more fucked over by different people" "Oh. But why did you want to Remain?", asked Piglet "I liked that everyone worked together, I felt safe" "Is that all? You're probably still safe" "I also fancied going to live in a different wood one day, and maybe if I had kids they would too, but now maybe we can't." "Oh. But we'll have more honey to go around now...?" "I'm afraid not, Piglet. We won't have to give away any honey, but there'll almost certainly be less to begin with" "Oh. Well at least we've got rid of the pig-fucker, I didn't like him" "I can understand that, Piglet, but have you seen the next guy!? I have a feeling he'll be doing more than just oral" "Oh my. But they were going to build a huge scary super-wood" "They never actually said that, and even if there were going to be a huge super-wood, would you rather be part of it, playing with all your new friends, or just outside it with nobody paying you any attention?" "Oh, I see what you mean. But ours used to be the most important wood of all the woods" "That's true, Piglet, but that was well over a hundred f**kingyears ago now, and none of us were alive. You really need to get your head out of your arse" "But our grandparents won the big war to protect our wood, we need to make sure we keep it safe" "Actually, that's a load of horse-shit. We won the big war to protect other people in other woods and to stop nationalist fuckers killing people because they were different. It showed that we're safer if we all work together and stop thinking of each other as different" "But the Heffalumps, I don't like them, they're not like us" "f**kmy luck. Piglet, you're a f**kingPiglet and I'm a stuffed Bear. We're all different, that's what makes the wood a fun place to live. You like Kanga don't you? She's different" "But Kanga's been here for ages and I like her food" "Christ on a bike, Piglet, you are a f**kingcockwomble" "Beer?" asked Piglet "You're buying" said Pooh, "and I want pork scratchings" "Oh my"
This is hilarious! I fear you should have released the fable one week earlier
"How did you vote?", asked Pooh "Leave", said Piglet "Oh, for fuck's sake", said Pooh, "Why the f**kdid you do that?" "Because if we leave, then we'll fix the NHS" "We're not going to fix the NHS, Piglet, that was all bollocks. All the people who told you to vote Leave are the very same people who want to privatise the f**kingthing" "Oh. But anyway there's also those bloody Heffalumps" "Heffalumps?" "Yes, the bloody Heffalumps who keep coming to live in the wood, there are too many" "But they do things for us, Piglet, and voting Leave won't actually stop them coming anyway" "Oh. But I just want to get back control of the wood" "You fucktard. You never had control of the wood, you're a f**kingpiglet. You're just going to get even more fucked over by different people" "Oh. But why did you want to Remain?", asked Piglet "I liked that everyone worked together, I felt safe" "Is that all? You're probably still safe" "I also fancied going to live in a different wood one day, and maybe if I had kids they would too, but now maybe we can't." "Oh. But we'll have more honey to go around now...?" "I'm afraid not, Piglet. We won't have to give away any honey, but there'll almost certainly be less to begin with" "Oh. Well at least we've got rid of the pig-fucker, I didn't like him" "I can understand that, Piglet, but have you seen the next guy!? I have a feeling he'll be doing more than just oral" "Oh my. But they were going to build a huge scary super-wood" "They never actually said that, and even if there were going to be a huge super-wood, would you rather be part of it, playing with all your new friends, or just outside it with nobody paying you any attention?" "Oh, I see what you mean. But ours used to be the most important wood of all the woods" "That's true, Piglet, but that was well over a hundred f**kingyears ago now, and none of us were alive. You really need to get your head out of your arse" "But our grandparents won the big war to protect our wood, we need to make sure we keep it safe" "Actually, that's a load of horse-shit. We won the big war to protect other people in other woods and to stop nationalist fuckers killing people because they were different. It showed that we're safer if we all work together and stop thinking of each other as different" "But the Heffalumps, I don't like them, they're not like us" "f**kmy luck. Piglet, you're a f**kingPiglet and I'm a stuffed Bear. We're all different, that's what makes the wood a fun place to live. You like Kanga don't you? She's different" "But Kanga's been here for ages and I like her food" "Christ on a bike, Piglet, you are a f**kingcockwomble" "Beer?" asked Piglet "You're buying" said Pooh, "and I want pork scratchings" "Oh my" This is hilarious! I fear you should have released the fable one week earlier
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by chads007 on Jun 28, 2016 14:42:28 GMT 1, www.snappytv.com/tc/2242649/1126102
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by chads007 on Jun 28, 2016 14:45:11 GMT 1, "How did you vote?", asked Pooh "Leave", said Piglet "Oh, for fuck's sake", said Pooh, "Why the f**kdid you do that?" "Because if we leave, then we'll fix the NHS" "We're not going to fix the NHS, Piglet, that was all bollocks. All the people who told you to vote Leave are the very same people who want to privatise the f**kingthing" "Oh. But anyway there's also those bloody Heffalumps" "Heffalumps?" "Yes, the bloody Heffalumps who keep coming to live in the wood, there are too many" "But they do things for us, Piglet, and voting Leave won't actually stop them coming anyway" "Oh. But I just want to get back control of the wood" "You fucktard. You never had control of the wood, you're a f**kingpiglet. You're just going to get even more fucked over by different people" "Oh. But why did you want to Remain?", asked Piglet "I liked that everyone worked together, I felt safe" "Is that all? You're probably still safe" "I also fancied going to live in a different wood one day, and maybe if I had kids they would too, but now maybe we can't." "Oh. But we'll have more honey to go around now...?" "I'm afraid not, Piglet. We won't have to give away any honey, but there'll almost certainly be less to begin with" "Oh. Well at least we've got rid of the pig-fucker, I didn't like him" "I can understand that, Piglet, but have you seen the next guy!? I have a feeling he'll be doing more than just oral" "Oh my. But they were going to build a huge scary super-wood" "They never actually said that, and even if there were going to be a huge super-wood, would you rather be part of it, playing with all your new friends, or just outside it with nobody paying you any attention?" "Oh, I see what you mean. But ours used to be the most important wood of all the woods" "That's true, Piglet, but that was well over a hundred f**kingyears ago now, and none of us were alive. You really need to get your head out of your arse" "But our grandparents won the big war to protect our wood, we need to make sure we keep it safe" "Actually, that's a load of horse-shit. We won the big war to protect other people in other woods and to stop nationalist fuckers killing people because they were different. It showed that we're safer if we all work together and stop thinking of each other as different" "But the Heffalumps, I don't like them, they're not like us" "f**kmy luck. Piglet, you're a f**kingPiglet and I'm a stuffed Bear. We're all different, that's what makes the wood a fun place to live. You like Kanga don't you? She's different" "But Kanga's been here for ages and I like her food" "Christ on a bike, Piglet, you are a f**kingcockwomble" "Beer?" asked Piglet "You're buying" said Pooh, "and I want pork scratchings" "Oh my" This is hilarious! I fear you should have released the fable one week earlier
Think a good proportion of the out voters would have struggled to grasp some of these concepts
"How did you vote?", asked Pooh "Leave", said Piglet "Oh, for fuck's sake", said Pooh, "Why the f**kdid you do that?" "Because if we leave, then we'll fix the NHS" "We're not going to fix the NHS, Piglet, that was all bollocks. All the people who told you to vote Leave are the very same people who want to privatise the f**kingthing" "Oh. But anyway there's also those bloody Heffalumps" "Heffalumps?" "Yes, the bloody Heffalumps who keep coming to live in the wood, there are too many" "But they do things for us, Piglet, and voting Leave won't actually stop them coming anyway" "Oh. But I just want to get back control of the wood" "You fucktard. You never had control of the wood, you're a f**kingpiglet. You're just going to get even more fucked over by different people" "Oh. But why did you want to Remain?", asked Piglet "I liked that everyone worked together, I felt safe" "Is that all? You're probably still safe" "I also fancied going to live in a different wood one day, and maybe if I had kids they would too, but now maybe we can't." "Oh. But we'll have more honey to go around now...?" "I'm afraid not, Piglet. We won't have to give away any honey, but there'll almost certainly be less to begin with" "Oh. Well at least we've got rid of the pig-fucker, I didn't like him" "I can understand that, Piglet, but have you seen the next guy!? I have a feeling he'll be doing more than just oral" "Oh my. But they were going to build a huge scary super-wood" "They never actually said that, and even if there were going to be a huge super-wood, would you rather be part of it, playing with all your new friends, or just outside it with nobody paying you any attention?" "Oh, I see what you mean. But ours used to be the most important wood of all the woods" "That's true, Piglet, but that was well over a hundred f**kingyears ago now, and none of us were alive. You really need to get your head out of your arse" "But our grandparents won the big war to protect our wood, we need to make sure we keep it safe" "Actually, that's a load of horse-shit. We won the big war to protect other people in other woods and to stop nationalist fuckers killing people because they were different. It showed that we're safer if we all work together and stop thinking of each other as different" "But the Heffalumps, I don't like them, they're not like us" "f**kmy luck. Piglet, you're a f**kingPiglet and I'm a stuffed Bear. We're all different, that's what makes the wood a fun place to live. You like Kanga don't you? She's different" "But Kanga's been here for ages and I like her food" "Christ on a bike, Piglet, you are a f**kingcockwomble" "Beer?" asked Piglet "You're buying" said Pooh, "and I want pork scratchings" "Oh my" This is hilarious! I fear you should have released the fable one week earlier Think a good proportion of the out voters would have struggled to grasp some of these concepts
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by agu on Jun 28, 2016 15:19:14 GMT 1, 99 Acre wood (Part 2)
Piglet: I am worried. The people in the other woods keep voting for hard right fascists.
Poo: It’s all right, we just wring our hands and tell them it's naughty.. they will go away.
Piglet: Really, I mean, there seem to be more of them every year.
Poo: Yes, but we are right they are wrong. They will see the error of their ways.
Piglet: Maybe the people are upset about something. Should we try to find out?
Poo: No, they are just racists. They are lucky we let ignorant people into the woods. They should be happy with their lot. They are just too stupid to understand.
Piglet: What about the woods with no honey. Are they stupid too?
Poo: Yes: Very stupid. But that’s ok. We will club together and give them a bit of ours. Just enough to stay alive, then we can make them do what we want.
Piglet: Are there any other woods running out of honey?
Poo? Yes but they are so big, they need more honey than we have.
Piglet? Oh who decides who get what honey?
Poo: (sighs)....That’s not for you to worry about
Piglet: I’m feeling uneasy about this
Poo: FUCK OFF, FUCK OFF, GET OUT YOU RACIST FUCK.
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Piglet: I am worried. The people in the other woods keep voting for hard right fascists.
Poo: It’s all right, we just wring our hands and tell them it's naughty.. they will go away.
Piglet: Really, I mean, there seem to be more of them every year.
Poo: Yes, but we are right they are wrong. They will see the error of their ways.
Piglet: Maybe the people are upset about something. Should we try to find out?
Poo: No, they are just racists. They are lucky we let ignorant people into the woods. They should be happy with their lot. They are just too stupid to understand.
Piglet: What about the woods with no honey. Are they stupid too?
Poo: Yes: Very stupid. But that’s ok. We will club together and give them a bit of ours. Just enough to stay alive, then we can make them do what we want.
Piglet: Are there any other woods running out of honey?
Poo? Yes but they are so big, they need more honey than we have.
Piglet? Oh who decides who get what honey?
Poo: (sighs)....That’s not for you to worry about
Piglet: I’m feeling uneasy about this
Poo: FUCK OFF, FUCK OFF, GET OUT YOU RACIST FUCK.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by iamzero on Jun 28, 2016 15:49:38 GMT 1, Talking to a guy that works for the NHS today. Says he has a brother that works for Stobarts as a driver. They have a couple of Eastern Europeans that work as drivers here but their wives and families live in Europe still but they claim all sorts of benefits for their family that is sent back home? I'm guessing there are smart people on here that can either tell me this doesn't happen or if it does how or why is that possible? For this reason amongst others the NHS guy ticked the leave box.
Talking to a guy that works for the NHS today. Says he has a brother that works for Stobarts as a driver. They have a couple of Eastern Europeans that work as drivers here but their wives and families live in Europe still but they claim all sorts of benefits for their family that is sent back home? I'm guessing there are smart people on here that can either tell me this doesn't happen or if it does how or why is that possible? For this reason amongst others the NHS guy ticked the leave box.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by Reader on Jun 28, 2016 16:04:00 GMT 1, Talking to a guy that works for the NHS today. Says he has a brother that works for Stobarts as a driver. They have a couple of Eastern Europeans that work as drivers here but their wives and families live in Europe still but they claim all sorts of benefits for their family that is sent back home? I'm guessing there are smart people on here that can either tell me this doesn't happen or if it does how or why is that possible? For this reason amongst others the NHS guy ticked the leave box.
Smoke and mirrors, you dont think the billions syphoned off to offshore tax havens each year by the rich and multinationals, maybe including the the employers of said Poles, would make more of a differnece than shopping a couple of blokes scamming an extra 50 quid a week ? I mean, seriously, you have Lords and Tories claiming expenses for Duck houses and fucking castle moats from the taxpayer.
Talking to a guy that works for the NHS today. Says he has a brother that works for Stobarts as a driver. They have a couple of Eastern Europeans that work as drivers here but their wives and families live in Europe still but they claim all sorts of benefits for their family that is sent back home? I'm guessing there are smart people on here that can either tell me this doesn't happen or if it does how or why is that possible? For this reason amongst others the NHS guy ticked the leave box. Smoke and mirrors, you dont think the billions syphoned off to offshore tax havens each year by the rich and multinationals, maybe including the the employers of said Poles, would make more of a differnece than shopping a couple of blokes scamming an extra 50 quid a week ? I mean, seriously, you have Lords and Tories claiming expenses for Duck houses and fucking castle moats from the taxpayer.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by laurentbaboo on Jun 28, 2016 16:10:50 GMT 1, Talking to a guy that works for the NHS today. Says he has a brother that works for Stobarts as a driver. They have a couple of Eastern Europeans that work as drivers here but their wives and families live in Europe still but they claim all sorts of benefits for their family that is sent back home? I'm guessing there are smart people on here that can either tell me this doesn't happen or if it does how or why is that possible? For this reason amongst others the NHS guy ticked the leave box.
I know a lot more english people in my time in the UK that are doing the same or even more than this.
Talking to a guy that works for the NHS today. Says he has a brother that works for Stobarts as a driver. They have a couple of Eastern Europeans that work as drivers here but their wives and families live in Europe still but they claim all sorts of benefits for their family that is sent back home? I'm guessing there are smart people on here that can either tell me this doesn't happen or if it does how or why is that possible? For this reason amongst others the NHS guy ticked the leave box. I know a lot more english people in my time in the UK that are doing the same or even more than this.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by loother on Jun 28, 2016 16:24:31 GMT 1, ... but the majority of the public no matter how slim have got what they want. No they haven't. They have suddenly been told that all the stuff the Brexit campaign focused on - reduced immigration, the £350m a week they would divert to the NHS, so on and so forth - were, to quote Iain Duncan Smith, "all just a series of possibilities", and increasingly remote ones at that. So if we split the public into three camps, one which voted to remain in the EU, one which voted to leave because they liked what they were hearing from the Leave campaign, and a last which voted to leave because of any number of other reasons of their own choosing, only the last currently look like they've got any chance of getting what they want. I would be very surprised if this final group made up more than a small minority of those that voted to leave.
What's undeniably false, though, is that a majority of the public have got what they wanted. 34.7% of those registered to vote voted to leave.
Plus there's another 11 million British nationals who aren't registered to vote, and including them only 28% of the public got what they wanted. Which isn't much of a mandate for anything, really.
... but the majority of the public no matter how slim have got what they want. No they haven't. They have suddenly been told that all the stuff the Brexit campaign focused on - reduced immigration, the £350m a week they would divert to the NHS, so on and so forth - were, to quote Iain Duncan Smith, "all just a series of possibilities", and increasingly remote ones at that. So if we split the public into three camps, one which voted to remain in the EU, one which voted to leave because they liked what they were hearing from the Leave campaign, and a last which voted to leave because of any number of other reasons of their own choosing, only the last currently look like they've got any chance of getting what they want. I would be very surprised if this final group made up more than a small minority of those that voted to leave. What's undeniably false, though, is that a majority of the public have got what they wanted. 34.7% of those registered to vote voted to leave. Plus there's another 11 million British nationals who aren't registered to vote, and including them only 28% of the public got what they wanted. Which isn't much of a mandate for anything, really.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by iamzero on Jun 28, 2016 16:25:42 GMT 1, I'm aware of tax dodging members of government and I'm also aware of the woman on tv Sunday night that had 6 kids and claims over £18k per year for the pleasure of multiple dads. I am not claiming the drivers are doing anything wrong but is this how our benefit system works with regards to EU workers? If so if go to Europe to work do UK workers get child benefits etc. paid at overseas rates or the UK rate?
I'm aware of tax dodging members of government and I'm also aware of the woman on tv Sunday night that had 6 kids and claims over £18k per year for the pleasure of multiple dads. I am not claiming the drivers are doing anything wrong but is this how our benefit system works with regards to EU workers? If so if go to Europe to work do UK workers get child benefits etc. paid at overseas rates or the UK rate?
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by FЯ on Jun 28, 2016 16:38:53 GMT 1, Talking to a guy that works for the NHS today. Says he has a brother that works for Stobarts as a driver. They have a couple of Eastern Europeans that work as drivers here but their wives and families live in Europe still but they claim all sorts of benefits for their family that is sent back home? I'm guessing there are smart people on here that can either tell me this doesn't happen or if it does how or why is that possible? For this reason amongst others the NHS guy ticked the leave box. This does happen, but the dad is paying tax here and helping the economy etc etc etc.
Im pretty certain the same happens with some Brits living abroad claiming some sort of benefit from the UK
Not referring to you mate - but there are alot (not all) of british people who are on benefits that sit on their arse not helping the economy and have no intention of doing so - ever. Then they vote to kick the tax paying guy from Stobarts out of the country. Not being funny, but he is paying for them to live off the state.
Good luck when they get a choice of taking a job or nothing at all to fill the gaps in people not being able to fill roles that immigrants would take. They will not have the excuse anymore of foreigners, so get down to it and take what you are given as a job or go somewhere else.
Talking to a guy that works for the NHS today. Says he has a brother that works for Stobarts as a driver. They have a couple of Eastern Europeans that work as drivers here but their wives and families live in Europe still but they claim all sorts of benefits for their family that is sent back home? I'm guessing there are smart people on here that can either tell me this doesn't happen or if it does how or why is that possible? For this reason amongst others the NHS guy ticked the leave box. This does happen, but the dad is paying tax here and helping the economy etc etc etc. Im pretty certain the same happens with some Brits living abroad claiming some sort of benefit from the UK Not referring to you mate - but there are alot (not all) of british people who are on benefits that sit on their arse not helping the economy and have no intention of doing so - ever. Then they vote to kick the tax paying guy from Stobarts out of the country. Not being funny, but he is paying for them to live off the state. Good luck when they get a choice of taking a job or nothing at all to fill the gaps in people not being able to fill roles that immigrants would take. They will not have the excuse anymore of foreigners, so get down to it and take what you are given as a job or go somewhere else.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by Deleted on Jun 28, 2016 16:47:11 GMT 1, ... but the majority of the public no matter how slim have got what they want. No they haven't. They have suddenly been told that all the stuff the Brexit campaign focused on - reduced immigration, the £350m a week they would divert to the NHS, so on and so forth - were, to quote Iain Duncan Smith, "all just a series of possibilities", and increasingly remote ones at that. So if we split the public into three camps, one which voted to remain in the EU, one which voted to leave because they liked what they were hearing from the Leave campaign, and a last which voted to leave because of any number of other reasons of their own choosing, only the last currently look like they've got any chance of getting what they want. I would be very surprised if this final group made up more than a small minority of those that voted to leave. What's undeniably false, though, is that a majority of the public have got what they wanted. 34.7% of those registered to vote voted to leave. Plus there's another 11 million British nationals who aren't registered to vote, and including them only 28% of the public got what they wanted. Which isn't much of a mandate for anything, really. Not to mention the 16 & 17 year olds that didn't get a vote. Most bizarre that they did in the 2014 Scottish Independence election but didn't in this one.
... but the majority of the public no matter how slim have got what they want. No they haven't. They have suddenly been told that all the stuff the Brexit campaign focused on - reduced immigration, the £350m a week they would divert to the NHS, so on and so forth - were, to quote Iain Duncan Smith, "all just a series of possibilities", and increasingly remote ones at that. So if we split the public into three camps, one which voted to remain in the EU, one which voted to leave because they liked what they were hearing from the Leave campaign, and a last which voted to leave because of any number of other reasons of their own choosing, only the last currently look like they've got any chance of getting what they want. I would be very surprised if this final group made up more than a small minority of those that voted to leave. What's undeniably false, though, is that a majority of the public have got what they wanted. 34.7% of those registered to vote voted to leave. Plus there's another 11 million British nationals who aren't registered to vote, and including them only 28% of the public got what they wanted. Which isn't much of a mandate for anything, really. Not to mention the 16 & 17 year olds that didn't get a vote. Most bizarre that they did in the 2014 Scottish Independence election but didn't in this one.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by iamzero on Jun 28, 2016 16:49:23 GMT 1, I had to turn off the 18 kids on benefits (or whatever it was called) as it was unbearable that people can be so adamant that the world owes them a living. If EU rules are potentially out of the window now does that mean lazy English people could get their benefits slashed forcing them into work?
I had to turn off the 18 kids on benefits (or whatever it was called) as it was unbearable that people can be so adamant that the world owes them a living. If EU rules are potentially out of the window now does that mean lazy English people could get their benefits slashed forcing them into work?
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by FЯ on Jun 28, 2016 16:52:07 GMT 1, I had to turn off the 18 kids on benefits (or whatever it was called) as it was unbearable that people can be so adamant that the world owes them a living. If EU rules are potentially out of the window now does that mean lazy English people could get their benefits slashed forcing them into work? Unless they are unable to work - they should be told to take what they are given or get nothing. It will be the only way to get any potential roles filled that workers from the EU would have been happy to do.
Clean the toilets or you will have no right in the future for anything. If you make your bed you need to sleep in it
I had to turn off the 18 kids on benefits (or whatever it was called) as it was unbearable that people can be so adamant that the world owes them a living. If EU rules are potentially out of the window now does that mean lazy English people could get their benefits slashed forcing them into work? Unless they are unable to work - they should be told to take what they are given or get nothing. It will be the only way to get any potential roles filled that workers from the EU would have been happy to do. Clean the toilets or you will have no right in the future for anything. If you make your bed you need to sleep in it
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by iamzero on Jun 28, 2016 17:05:40 GMT 1, Would doing that mean breaching some human rights issue about being forced to work?
Would doing that mean breaching some human rights issue about being forced to work?
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by agu on Jun 28, 2016 17:10:18 GMT 1, Talking to a guy that works for the NHS today. Says he has a brother that works for Stobarts as a driver. They have a couple of Eastern Europeans that work as drivers here but their wives and families live in Europe still but they claim all sorts of benefits for their family that is sent back home? I'm guessing there are smart people on here that can either tell me this doesn't happen or if it does how or why is that possible? For this reason amongst others the NHS guy ticked the leave box. This does happen, but the dad is paying tax here and helping the economy etc etc etc. Im pretty certain the same happens with some Brits living abroad claiming some sort of benefit from the UK Not referring to you mate - but there are alot (not all) of british people who are on benefits that sit on their arse not helping the economy and have no intention of doing so - ever. Then they vote to kick the tax paying guy from Stobarts out of the country. Not being funny, but he is paying for them to live off the state. Good luck when they get a choice of taking a job or nothing at all to fill the gaps in people not being able to fill roles that immigrants would take. They will not have the excuse anymore of foreigners, so get down to it and take what you are given as a job or go somewhere else.
The short answer is "yes" they can and it does happen. As far as I know the amount of money is bugger all in the grand scheme of things circa £500k a week, as as FR rightly points out they are paying tax here so we probably benefit overall. Bearing in mind a driver could be employed at "either end" of their route and the UK probably compares favourably.
The real problem is ...it looks bad. Imagine you are stuck on a shitty zero hours contact, Phillip Green has stolen your pension and the rich are hiding their money abroad and you can do nothing. But I believe, that I have, this one time, been given the chance, to do something...
Rational has nothing to do with it.
Talking to a guy that works for the NHS today. Says he has a brother that works for Stobarts as a driver. They have a couple of Eastern Europeans that work as drivers here but their wives and families live in Europe still but they claim all sorts of benefits for their family that is sent back home? I'm guessing there are smart people on here that can either tell me this doesn't happen or if it does how or why is that possible? For this reason amongst others the NHS guy ticked the leave box. This does happen, but the dad is paying tax here and helping the economy etc etc etc. Im pretty certain the same happens with some Brits living abroad claiming some sort of benefit from the UK Not referring to you mate - but there are alot (not all) of british people who are on benefits that sit on their arse not helping the economy and have no intention of doing so - ever. Then they vote to kick the tax paying guy from Stobarts out of the country. Not being funny, but he is paying for them to live off the state. Good luck when they get a choice of taking a job or nothing at all to fill the gaps in people not being able to fill roles that immigrants would take. They will not have the excuse anymore of foreigners, so get down to it and take what you are given as a job or go somewhere else. The short answer is "yes" they can and it does happen. As far as I know the amount of money is bugger all in the grand scheme of things circa £500k a week, as as FR rightly points out they are paying tax here so we probably benefit overall. Bearing in mind a driver could be employed at "either end" of their route and the UK probably compares favourably. The real problem is ...it looks bad. Imagine you are stuck on a shitty zero hours contact, Phillip Green has stolen your pension and the rich are hiding their money abroad and you can do nothing. But I believe, that I have, this one time, been given the chance, to do something... Rational has nothing to do with it.
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The UK's EU Referendum - 23rd June 2016., by agu on Jun 28, 2016 17:13:32 GMT 1, Would doing that mean breaching some human rights issue about being forced to work? I would argue you are not forcing anyone to work. It is the desire to be warm dry and an intolerance to a zero calorie diet that drives me.... that and the desire to own art.
Would doing that mean breaching some human rights issue about being forced to work? I would argue you are not forcing anyone to work. It is the desire to be warm dry and an intolerance to a zero calorie diet that drives me.... that and the desire to own art.
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