10-06-2016, 08:53 AM
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I watched the other side - God it was irritating
The remain team (all women) were aggressive and personal
Boris was bumbling - what a shambles ............
The remain kept saying we 'don't' give £350 million each week - well we 'do' and the pittance we get back is on the EU's terms, they say where that goes, that leaves around £250 million for EU 'perks'
10-06-2016, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Meg
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I am afraid Izzard went right down in my estimation, I found him irritating, reptative and irrelevant .I don't know what has happened to Dimbleby either
, sometimes I think he thinks he is a team member not the chairman.
10-06-2016, 10:32 AM
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I can see Izzard's point of view but he has it arse backwards. He wants all humanity to come together but the EU is far from that. It has borders and anyone outside of it isn't inside of it now is it (lot of 'is its' in that lot). They are creating another Super State - one that will attempt to impose it's will on others around it, no-doubt. Who knows what feathers that will ruffle? Merkel has already done so in Ukraine. Putin is not happy because of it. What a bloody mess it all is.Why doesn't someone sum it up in simple terms? Our services, housing, culture are all overloaded, or under threat, and the remain camp's solution is much more of the same will cure it? How is that logical?
10-06-2016, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by MKJ
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I can see Izzard's point of view but he has it arse backwards. He wants all humanity to come together but the EU is far from that. It has borders and anyone outside of it isn't inside of it now is it (lot of 'is its' in that lot). They are creating another Super State - one that will attempt to impose it's will on others around it, no-doubt. Who knows what feathers that will ruffle? Merkel has already done so in Ukraine. Putin is not happy because of it. What a bloody mess it all is.Why doesn't someone sum it up in simple terms? Our services, housing, culture are all overloaded, or under threat, and the remain camp's solution is much more of the same will cure it? How is that logical?
Quite simply.
It isn't.
Anyway, I reckon Izzards performance would have won brecksit a few hundred thousand votes.
What an arm waving Pratt!
10-06-2016, 11:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Boozercruiser
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Anyway, I reckon Izzards performance would have won brecksit a few hundred thousand votes.What an arm waving Pratt!
10-06-2016, 11:11 AM
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Re: Nigel Farage is on Question Time right now.
Originally Posted by Rachel
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He was certainly behaving strangely and making fairly pointless remarks IMO
Along with his ugly remarks, he looked the part as well!
10-06-2016, 01:00 PM
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Re: Nigel Farage is on Question Time right now.
Originally Posted by MKJ
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I can see Izzard's point of view but he has it arse backwards. He wants all humanity to come together but the EU is far from that. It has borders and anyone outside of it isn't inside of it now is it (lot of 'is its' in that lot). They are creating another Super State - one that will attempt to impose it's will on others around it, no-doubt. Who knows what feathers that will ruffle? Merkel has already done so in Ukraine. Putin is not happy because of it. What a bloody mess it all is.Why doesn't someone sum it up in simple terms? Our services, housing, culture are all overloaded, or under threat, and the remain camp's solution is much more of the same will cure it? How is that logical?
That's how I feel too - although I watched the other debate - they are all the same
10-06-2016, 01:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Meg
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I am afraid Izzard went right down in my estimation, I found him irritating, reptative and irrelevant .I don't know what has happened to Dimbleby either
, sometimes I think he thinks he is a team member not the chairman.
Dimbleby, however, is rather unimpressive and apparently unable to control the discussion which, after all, is why he is there. He is also supposed to be impartial, which I found hard to believe, but then the BBC as a whole is noticeably biased anyway.
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