16-09-2019, 12:20 PM
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Re: 52/48 but we were lied to.
Originally Posted by realspeed
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if you don't vote then you don't have the right to make any comments on the outcome or the lead up to it
16-09-2019, 04:03 PM
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Re: 52/48 but we were lied to.
Originally Posted by realspeed
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I have heard or seen nothing about any Netherlands input into the say on what should happen in the EU to affect policy decisions. Maybe it is about time these LITTLE pathatic countries spoke up
Have you noticed what are the home countries of juncker, timmermans, tusk, verhofstad?
16-09-2019, 04:25 PM
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Re: 52/48 but we were lied to.
Originally Posted by Bread
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I've met nigel farage twice and it's good to see their members campaigning on doorsteps rather than drinking champagne at conferences. Looks like your own party lied to you. Your leader Jo Swinson has a party of MPs all elected on somebody elses manifesto. They are the undemocratic unliberal party who are allegiance is to somebody elses government and who will never listen to the people.All your forecasts have been wrong and you still can't tell me what you voted for.
I take it that the sneering comments about my company are all your own work. Typical from someone who knows nothing.including what he voted for.
I have always voted for whosever I think I’d the most suitable candidate to represent the constituency I reside in whatever the party. These have usually been moderates who are not afraid to stand up to the party whip if indeed they belonged to a party
Do you mean your company isn’t in pharmaceuticals or was not in labelling?
I know exactly why I voted the way i did and am content in the reasons behind my decision
So are you a paid up member of the Brexit party? As an MD of a company you can afford £100 a month
16-09-2019, 04:47 PM
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Re: 52/48 but we were lied to.
Originally Posted by Banchory
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Firstly I’m not affiliated to any party so your are yet again wrong if you think JobSwinson is my leaderI have always voted for whosever I think I’d the most suitable candidate to represent the constituency I reside in whatever the party. These have usually been moderates who are not afraid to stand up to the party whip if indeed they belonged to a party
Do you mean your company isn’t in pharmaceuticals or was not in labelling?
I know exactly why I voted the way i did and am content in the reasons behind my decision
So are you a paid up member of the Brexit party? As an MD of a company you can afford £100 a month
My company is in the pharmaceutical industry and has been for about 18 years - I was an employee when I was in labelling.
Oh and the Brexit Party doesn't have members it has supporters. You can't even get that right
See ... look at me answering questions again
16-09-2019, 06:48 PM
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Re: 52/48 but we were lied to.
Originally Posted by Bread
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Oh and the Brexit Party doesn't have members it has supporters. You can't even get that right
Of course I know that it the same question I asked the Brexit party campaigners I came across at the weekend and whether they voted for Farage to lead the party in a democratic election or was he a self proclaimed leader
They claimed they were members and showed me cards to prove it
Seems that they are paying in £100 a month into Fromages company. That’s £1,200 a year!
10,00 “members” and Fromage is raking in £12,000,000 a year
So your not a member then?
16-09-2019, 07:14 PM
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Re: 52/48 but we were lied to.
Originally Posted by Banchory
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Of course I know that it the same question I asked the Brexit party campaigners I came across at the weekend and whether they voted for Farage to lead the party in a democratic election or was he a self proclaimed leaderThey claimed they were members and showed me cards to prove it
Seems that they are paying in £100 a month into Fromages company. That’s £1,200 a year!
10,00 “members” and Fromage is raking in £12,000,000 a year
So your not a member then?
16-09-2019, 08:05 PM
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Re: 52/48 but we were lied to.
Originally Posted by Bread
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You didn't know what you voted for. Thats conclusive because you can't answer the question... your a bigger joke than Jo Swinson - and Kent (where you live) overwhelmingly voted to leave the EU in the referendumMy company is in the pharmaceutical industry and has been for about 18 years - I was an employee when I was in labelling.
Oh and the Brexit Party doesn't have members it has supporters. You can't even get that right
See ... look at me answering questions again
You seem to be under some misconception that how others vote should have some bearing in how I determine what or who vote for.
Yes you can answer questions
Ah yes the self appointed leader doesn’t want party members. Why would that be?
16-09-2019, 09:25 PM
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Re: 52/48 but we were lied to.
Originally Posted by Banchory
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As I said, I know exactly what I voted for and why. You seem to be under some misconception that how others vote should have some bearing in how I determine what or who vote for.
Yes you can answer questions
Ah yes the self appointed leader doesn’t want party members. Why would that be?
What's the future of the EU over the next 5 years ?
16-09-2019, 10:51 PM
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Re: 52/48 but we were lied to.
Originally Posted by Banchory
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As I said, I know exactly what I voted for and why. You seem to be under some misconception that how others vote should have some bearing in how I determine what or who vote for.
Yes you can answer questions
Ah yes the self appointed leader doesn’t want party members. Why would that be?
again in this thread? Just like whatsisname in Brussels
today eh Banchory??
Regards Donkeyman!
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