Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

(10-06-2016 11:52 )HannahsPet Wrote:  

(10-06-2016 11:22 )terence Wrote:  ^in the old days it was a great way of sussing out 'which side of the house' someone was from, along with 'so, which scottish football team do you follow?'.

or if they liked orange or marching bands

way too forward mate, you could always check to see if they had their left or right ear pierced. dead give away.

is that true ? or are you pulling my chain As a proddy going to catholic school (long story) I seem to rememeber all my mates had there right ear peirced thought that was just a stage as that was the fashion in the late 80's

yeah it's true in my town anyway, i've got my left ear pierced (the Fenian side apparently). they even asked me when i was getting it done was i catholic or protestant!

cunt's who had both ears done were the worst!

Ah it was on my right side so there left side so would explain it

Oh No Kandi is Voting to leave i will have to vote to leave now

(09-06-2016 22:54 )Tractor boy Wrote:  today ex PMs Blair and Major give a speech together at a Northern Ireland school to pupils who are too young to vote

University students are all old enough to vote.

So poll has Leave 10 points ahead must admit i have been feeling going that way. to be honest hope it stays like that will make sure us remainers will actually go out and vote to remain.

Can see why the message take back control is a good one but feel voting leave would be like giving ur children from a nice swedish aupair to jimmy saville or a nice polish Uber driver to George michael

Seems like senior labour politicians are worried that the tepid campaign from their leadership is failing to convince labour voters and they are increasingly supporting leave in an echo of those who at the general election voted for UKIP. That has implications not just for the EU referendum but the electability of Labour if their core vote is deserting the leadership.

On another point I was puzzled at the relatively easy time Andrew Neil gave Farage in the interview last night. Neil was significantly less aggressive and didn't really put Farage under pressure.

As someone who's not sure which way to vote for the best I must admit, after watching the ITV Referendum Debate the leave camp was the most convincing. I was quite surprised to see Nicola Sturgeon put forward to speak for the remain camp. Her of all people to come forward especially with what she represents just came across wrong with extreme double standards.
Three cackling witches going for Boris Johnson's blood getting extremely personal. Just all seemed a little bit too desperate to me. Their arguments just seemed wishy washy; for example, Nicola Sturgeon talking about European community? Yeah that's an amazing reason to stay in the Euro

^ Amber Rudd committed political suicide during that debate. Boris will remember her personal attack.