The EU: In, out, shake it all about.... (10 Viewers)
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Grendel
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Is mad Marts disease infectious Tony? You seem to have become insane.
Tony by your own stupid argument you suck Nigel Farages cock. What is it like?
Astute
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Just put a link up showing he was on about WW3
Grendel
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Tony and Mart are beyond mental. It’s forum gold.
I did. Then I typed in looper and got Farage and Hoey. Farage is really a dick. Now I am sipping a gin and tonic on the balcony.. I’ll try again later...
No. Forum gold is when someone mixes up the Roman Empire with the Holy Roman Empire and first says how learned Hutton is to mention the Roman Empire and when it turns out that he was on about the Holy Roman Empire, then he becomes a tosser.
Anyway I was trying to find quotes from your old fox hunting lover...
No, I just pointed out that they weren’t lies. It says it if you read your post through ( the first one ).
skybluetony176
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You asked why she was a looper and I gave you 3 reasons based on what I thought was your own red lines. Why was I wrong to do that? Have your red lines moved or did I get them wrong in the first place?
Grendel
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You and Tony really deserve each other - it’s providing amusement - seen any tombstones recently?
skybluetony176
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Grendel
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Are you mad Mart or Tony these days? Oddly I showed a friend a few of your posts the other day who works in the medical profession. He said you are classic example of someone with low self esteem
Here is my discussion on McDonnell which shows those “red lines” are a fantasy in your little head
Who did you really dislike but now like?
skybluetony176
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Ha ha ha. You’ve got a friend. I call BS right away. Nice to know that you’re so obsessed with me that you’re showing my posts to your imaginary friends though.
No, but here’s an article on your maverick loopy Labour, fox hunting and May praising MP. I haven’t time to post her life story, but from her actions she’s not the full shilling. Been to the States on Arron Banks‘ tab as well. Campaigned with Farage.. Nice woman.
Is it time for Labour Brexiteer Kate Hoey to get her coat in Vauxhall?
skybluetony176
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General Election
“Id say a fucking nut job is someone who defends the bombing of innocent men, women and children on uk soil.
This week when asked if he condemned the IRA he said no.”
Again. What changed?
“Id say a fucking nut job is someone who defends the bombing of innocent men, women and children on uk soil.
This week when asked if he condemned the IRA he said no.”
Again. What changed?
The only question is whether he was on an appointment with his „medical friend“? Therapy or something like that? Lying on the couch?
Grendel
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Ah an opinion piece from the hard facts man from a journalist whose articles include truly bizarre pieces on how to teach sex education
He posted the photo shopped picture. The Guardian journalist had taken it in Canada. Fact not opinion on my side. Usual „button pushing“ on Farage‘s.
skybluetony176
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Here’s a good one Labour's Kate Hoey defends her 'Stalin-like purge' of rival from photograph - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
And another Labour's Kate Hoey faces angry backlash for sharing Breitbart news article
And another Kate Hoey Good Friday Agreement Comment Condemned By CLP
Not to mention she’s an Arsenal fan
Grendel
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What’s the word above the title on the post?
So she is of sound mind and is a typical right wing conservative? How the hell is she still in the Labour Party? Not the full shilling.. but you deflect to an article on sex education.. batty..
„I know“
Grendel
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No I’m not saying she’s a lunatic just I don’t agree with her.
You’ve said it before Mart - anyone who argues against staying in the Eu is a lunatic, thick, a germ, insane, an unworthy person
You’d have loved germany in the 30’s Mart
Astute
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I have never said anything of the sort, but you brought out an unsavoury individual.
I don’t get what he is on about. The figures were well know.
Actually even Brexit Central says „ hints of WWIII.“ not „downright lie“.
Why would I have Germany in the 30‘s? Make Germany great again? Bully dissenters? The country walks out of the League of Nations and reoccupies the Rhineland, annexes the neighbors and persecutes people of a certain religion.... all in the name of sovereignty and control of borders. Don’t you get what is going on? The US have apparently ( now denying it) asked the U.K. to be lenient on the well known fascist Tommy Robinson.?Farage‘s US mates are paying „citizen journalist“ Tommy Robinson‘s legal costs. The scum are rising and Brexit is only a part of it. The U.K. and particularly, the US, is reminiscent of 30‘s Germany, or rather the beginnings in the 20‘s.
Astute
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He is lying. He was lying before the Brexit vote. Over 2 years later he is still at it.
How more blatant can you get?
Lies aren’t a rare thing in politics, sadly, but it is certainly rare to see one like this – one which has been openly admitted by a string of politicians, who are presumably brazenly hoping that nobody will notice. Now let’s be brutally honest here: neither Remain nor Leave exactly covered themselves in glory with their approach to the referendum campaign. Whether it was threats of “the end of Western political civilisation as we know it”, hints of World War III or threats of nearly a million job losses from Remain – or the infamous £350 million per week claim plastered on the side of a bus by Vote Leave which could have been better phrased – there were inaccuracies which ended up backfiring on the campaigns making the claim.
Yet one of the most audacious of lies has gone completely under the radar. Remember this one, which was trotted out in hustings up and down the country whenever the issue of uncontrolled immigration was mentioned?
“And there are almost as many Brits living elsewhere in the EU as there are other EU nationals in Britain.”
This lie was trotted out time and again in order to undermine Leave claims that it’s important for the UK to be able to control our borders after leaving the European Union; if it were true, then they could further argue that the pluses and minuses of such migration broadly balance out. It’s generally accepted on both sides that immigration can bring benefits; the difference is whether uncontrolled immigration from the European Union is a good or a bad thing.
If we did indeed live in a society where as many people moved to and from the UK to continental Europe, then it would have made the Remain case very slightly easier to argue. Instinctively that claim felt like it must be inaccurate: one of the big drivers for people to move to the UK from the rest of the EU is that English is the most-commonly taught foreign language in schools across the EU. If you’re looking to move somewhere, you’re likely to go where you speak some of the language. Irrespective of tabloid arguments over benefits, or a relatively-prosperous society with massive economic disparities, the language issue will always lead to different flows of migration.
The claim, though, is simply not true. Its chief proponent during the referendum campaign was Labour’s Richard Corbett MEP, and it’s still on his website today. Other MEPs such as Derek Vaughan have kept a version of it for posterity too. The Business For New Europe site makes the same claim and even Labour’s press teamhave made it.
So, how do we think that pro-EU Labour politicians would vote on this claim: “There are currently around 3.2 million citizens of the remaining 27 Member States (EU-27) resident in the United Kingdom and 1.2 million citizens of the United Kingdom (‘UK citizens’) resident in the EU-27” (The claim is Recital A of this text).
I spotted this text in the European Parliament Brexit resolution and forced a separate vote on those specific words. The words are a ‘Recital’ to the text, which means that they’re basic background information. Vote for or against, it won’t change the nature of the Brexit resolution – recitals are all about statements of fact. If a statement of fact is true, there’s no harm in voting in favour. If it’s a false statement, you vote against.
By forcing the vote, I forced those Labour politicians to make a decision about what to do. If they voted in favour, they’d be admitting to a clear lie during the campaign: 3.2 million and 1.2 million are not ‘about the same’, however you look at it. Yet if they voted against, they would be arguing that the European Union’s factual information was completely inaccurate. The text was a basic statement of fact.
The votes came in and, surprise surprise, every Labour MEP present voted in favour of those words (see page 63 of this document). They claim one thing during a referendum campaign, but vote in the European Parliament and admit completely the opposite. The figures themselves are broadly accurate, and they were after all merely stating a fact – so UKIP, Labour, Conservatives, Greens and even the Liberal Democrat all supported it. The difference was that those who’d claimed otherwise were admitting to their lie.
It’s one thing to tell a few porkies during a referendum campaign; it’s entirely another to head into a Parliament and, in effect, vote to state that they weren’t true.
The next time you see a Remain voter argue that the £350 million per week claim was dishonest, you can remind them that this claim was at least based in fact: the gross membership fee is indeed roughly that (though the context does matter: only the net fee could reasonably be spent on anything else).
Remain claims attempting to pull the wool over our eyes on immigration have no basis in fact whatsoever. Will the national newspapers respond by savaging the Remain campaign in the way they did the Vote Leave £350 million per week claim? I’m not holding my breath.
Westendlad
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'The scum are rising' ? Oh and Mart. Do you have your face covered when you march with the Antifa pricks ?
I have only ever heard the 3,5 and 1,5 ( or now 1,2 ) figures. He seems to think the argument would only be a „bit easier“ if the migration were balanced. Which is an admission that it wasn’t about numbers, but the fact that EU migrants are foreign. The point about the 350 million claim, apart from it being false, is that it was never going to happen. The Cameron claim was that they would have to put 12 bn ( or 10 bn depending on which speech ) into the NHS within the parliamentary period. The election came quicker than expected, but they are ploughing this Cameron mentioned money into the NHS. Not the EU bonus, as there isn’t one. We are paying into the EU divorce bill during this period and if our GDP declines because we take a hit for the shorter term, there will actually be less tax revenue to fund the NHS.
Some of them are scum as well. And I have never marched with them. However it is the rise of the right fueled by people like Bannon and Farage, and propaganda from dubious sites like Breitbart that is more concerning.
SkyblueBazza
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Did they ask the question alongside options of 'Remain in the EU' & 'Don't care' though? Coz you might find 60% or 10% wanted to remain. So no credibility in there at all really as it stands
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Captain Dart
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Where you have the freedom to think what the leaders think and do what they tell you like a good boy.
