| View Poll Results: Would you vote to stay or go? | |||
| STAY IN THE EU |
   
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34 | 27.87% |
| LEAVE THE EU |
  
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88 | 72.13% |
| Voters: 122. You may not vote on this poll | |||
11-06-2016, 03:57 PM
1001
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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hii am a great defender of democracy, not dictatorships and the rule of might over right.
Whatever the rights and wrongs, the people of both the falklands and gibraltar have taken a vote and decided to stay in the uk.
That is that, so anyone who decides to take them by force can swan off as far as i am concerned.
11-06-2016, 04:01 PM
1002
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by JBR
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I shouldn't worry about that: no-one else does - TV, newspapers, the government!Maggie did!
That wicked witch was responsible for destroying much of our manufacturing industries and as result put us into the hands of the EU bureaucrats!!!
11-06-2016, 04:10 PM
1003
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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That wicked witch was responsible for destroying much of our manufacturing industries and as result put us into the hands of the EU bureaucrats!!!
11-06-2016, 04:13 PM
1005
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by Judd
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Pinko commie bed-wetting trade union leaders were also complicit in destroying much of our manufacturing industries due to constant strike action.
11-06-2016, 04:19 PM
1007
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by Judd
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Pinko commie bed-wetting trade union leaders were also complicit in destroying much of our manufacturing industries due to constant strike action.
Never heard so much B.S. in my life!!!, it was the witch's insistence on monetarist policies that wrecked the whole of our manufacturing industries.
11-06-2016, 04:26 PM
1009
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
I have just been to a steam fair and car rally - traction engines, old cars, kit cars, old tractors, and so onI expected most of the participants to be eligible for this forum, and probably their pensions as well, but I was pleasantly surprised that all generations were represented.
A brief chat here & there showed that they all wanted to leave the EU and intended to vote accordingly
The construction and use regulations for such vehicles are much more sensible & relaxed than EU countries, where things like kit cars and classic car restoration are virtually unheard of. But it seems the EU cannot leave well alone, and are going to try to introduce their stricter regulations into Britain, which would mean the end of a lot of people's hobby, and the closure of many businesses
Naturally this inforrmation has only slowly and reluctantly been wheedled out, and as you might expect, any formal announcement will be postponed until after the referendum
11-06-2016, 05:12 PM
1010
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by zuludog
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I have just been to a steam fair and car rally - traction engines, old cars, kit cars, old tractors, and so onI expected most of the participants to be eligible for this forum, and probably their pensions as well, but I was pleasantly surprised that all generations were represented.
A brief chat here & there showed that they all wanted to leave the EU and intended to vote accordingly
The construction and use regulations for such vehicles are much more sensible & relaxed than EU countries, where things like kit cars and classic car restoration are virtually unheard of. But it seems the EU cannot leave well alone, and are going to try to introduce their stricter regulations into Britain, which would mean the end of a lot of people's hobby, and the closure of many businesses
Naturally this inforrmation has only slowly and reluctantly been wheedled out, and as you might expect, any formal announcement will be postponed until after the referendum
Hats off though to Sir James Dyson who is on the 'out' side.....Good Man.
So now I'll be able to drive round in a Toyota and keep my house clean with a Dyson vacuum cleaner...........Lets all BUY BRITISH!
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