Mon Oct 28, 2019 9:24 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 5:38 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 6:03 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 6:22 pm
conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
Tue Oct 29, 2019 6:47 pm
conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
Tue Oct 29, 2019 6:56 pm
dogfound wrote:conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
well I did not vote leave or infact vote at all..
but since the vote the remain people just lie and lie and lie...
the figure on the bus was net...and maybe the leave campaign did not tell you this but the remain campaign definitely challenged it.
the easiest deal in history came from liam fox AFTER THE VOTE ..I assume thinking out meant out and not the soft terresa may version.
does it void the GFA...?
surely if your whole case revolves around mis truths its a damn good idea to be open and honest ?
Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:03 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:06 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:dogfound wrote:conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
well I did not vote leave or infact vote at all..
but since the vote the remain people just lie and lie and lie...
the figure on the bus was net...and maybe the leave campaign did not tell you this but the remain campaign definitely challenged it.
the easiest deal in history came from liam fox AFTER THE VOTE ..I assume thinking out meant out and not the soft terresa may version.
does it void the GFA...?
surely if your whole case revolves around mis truths its a damn good idea to be open and honest ?
He also conveniently forgets to mention the lies from the remain camp. Emergency budget within weeks of a leave vote to save the British economy, increase in unemployment, stock market crash, high inflation etc. No emergency budget and none of the above happened.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:09 pm
powysblue wrote:Well Boy's, I have thought long and hard about this.
When I voted to LEAVE the EU in 2016 I had been voting since I was 18 years of age whilst in the military. I have voted in every election since (sometimes via Proxy whilst away) and I am Now pushing 60 years of ageI am Proud to be Welsh and also Proud to be British. I have always believed that it was my civic duty to Vote in all elections (using the theory "If you don't vote then you have no right to moan").
I personally voted to LEAVE the EU mainly for the reason of regaining our sovereignty to our Great British Nation (and believe me when I say, After traveling the world - "we still live in the Best Country in the world").
To say that people did not know what they were voting for is an utter insult.
People who voted to STAY within the EU Lost the Referendum(A Democratic Question and a majority decision) but along with Politicians, naysayers, remoaners, Media, Multi Corporations, Banks, etc, etc have Never accepted the Democratic will of the people which WILL harm the democracy of this wonderful country forever.
When People voted in another Referendum for a Welsh Assembly, the majority YES vote was waffer thin, but did the loosers throw the toys out of the pram ? NO - That's what loosers do - accept the result and get on with it.
Anyway, you get my Opinion.
I am that old now and weary of seeing this fiasco go on and on and on, I have decided to take Personal drastic action for the rest of my life. My actions will not make any difference to anybody at all or any election result BUT it will make me feel I have had my "two penny's worth".
I will register to vote at every future election ballot and arrive to cast my vote.
BUT
This is what I will be Sticking to EVERY (local, national,referendum, etc) Ballot from now until I am unable to do so.
I am fully aware that most people will say that spoiling my Ballot will result in NOTHING at all BUT I am that Mad with what these fools have done to our democracy, That's how I feel![]()
But, Bluebirds Forever Eh !!![]()
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Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:09 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:dogfound wrote:conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
well I did not vote leave or infact vote at all..
but since the vote the remain people just lie and lie and lie...
the figure on the bus was net...and maybe the leave campaign did not tell you this but the remain campaign definitely challenged it.
the easiest deal in history came from liam fox AFTER THE VOTE ..I assume thinking out meant out and not the soft terresa may version.
does it void the GFA...?
surely if your whole case revolves around mis truths its a damn good idea to be open and honest ?
He also conveniently forgets to mention the lies from the remain camp. Emergency budget within weeks of a leave vote to save the British economy, increase in unemployment, stock market crash, high inflation etc. No emergency budget and none of the above happened.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:19 pm
dogfound wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:dogfound wrote:conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
well I did not vote leave or infact vote at all..
but since the vote the remain people just lie and lie and lie...
the figure on the bus was net...and maybe the leave campaign did not tell you this but the remain campaign definitely challenged it.
the easiest deal in history came from liam fox AFTER THE VOTE ..I assume thinking out meant out and not the soft terresa may version.
does it void the GFA...?
surely if your whole case revolves around mis truths its a damn good idea to be open and honest ?
He also conveniently forgets to mention the lies from the remain camp. Emergency budget within weeks of a leave vote to save the British economy, increase in unemployment, stock market crash, high inflation etc. No emergency budget and none of the above happened.
I would 100% vote leave now whether its the best option or not , and have heard others say the same. democracy should mean more than a bunchof politicians trying to ignore a vote and the losing side just churning out one lie after another along with insulting those that voted leave ..old, thick, did not understand what they were voting for { the later made up AFTER the vote }.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:33 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:dogfound wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:dogfound wrote:conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
well I did not vote leave or infact vote at all..
but since the vote the remain people just lie and lie and lie...
the figure on the bus was net...and maybe the leave campaign did not tell you this but the remain campaign definitely challenged it.
the easiest deal in history came from liam fox AFTER THE VOTE ..I assume thinking out meant out and not the soft terresa may version.
does it void the GFA...?
surely if your whole case revolves around mis truths its a damn good idea to be open and honest ?
He also conveniently forgets to mention the lies from the remain camp. Emergency budget within weeks of a leave vote to save the British economy, increase in unemployment, stock market crash, high inflation etc. No emergency budget and none of the above happened.
I would 100% vote leave now whether its the best option or not , and have heard others say the same. democracy should mean more than a bunchof politicians trying to ignore a vote and the losing side just churning out one lie after another along with insulting those that voted leave ..old, thick, did not understand what they were voting for { the later made up AFTER the vote }.
Always thought it strange that only leave voters did not know what they were voting for. Leave voters had access to exactly the same information that remain voters had, but obviously only remain voters had the super intelligence to know what they were voting for while the poor leave voters lacked the intelligence to take in the information provided. As Allan says, remain campaigners continually go on about NHS funding. We have not left yet, so there are no additional funds to be allocated, and we have no idea exactly how much extra will be given to the NHS until we leave. One thing we are 100% sure of, there was no economic collapse as Osbourne had predicted, and none of his other predictions were correct. Who really told the pack of lies? We know Osbourne did for a start.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 7:51 pm
Steve Zodiak wrote:dogfound wrote:conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
well I did not vote leave or infact vote at all..
but since the vote the remain people just lie and lie and lie...
the figure on the bus was net...and maybe the leave campaign did not tell you this but the remain campaign definitely challenged it.
the easiest deal in history came from liam fox AFTER THE VOTE ..I assume thinking out meant out and not the soft terresa may version.
does it void the GFA...?
surely if your whole case revolves around mis truths its a damn good idea to be open and honest ?
He also conveniently forgets to mention the lies from the remain camp. Emergency budget within weeks of a leave vote to save the British economy, increase in unemployment, stock market crash, high inflation etc. No emergency budget and none of the above happened.
Tue Oct 29, 2019 8:22 pm
CCFCJosh75 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:dogfound wrote:conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
well I did not vote leave or infact vote at all..
but since the vote the remain people just lie and lie and lie...
the figure on the bus was net...and maybe the leave campaign did not tell you this but the remain campaign definitely challenged it.
the easiest deal in history came from liam fox AFTER THE VOTE ..I assume thinking out meant out and not the soft terresa may version.
does it void the GFA...?
surely if your whole case revolves around mis truths its a damn good idea to be open and honest ?
He also conveniently forgets to mention the lies from the remain camp. Emergency budget within weeks of a leave vote to save the British economy, increase in unemployment, stock market crash, high inflation etc. No emergency budget and none of the above happened.
If both sides have lied then surely you should be in favour of a second referendum now that you know more information and that information at the time was wrong.
Switzerland had a referendum and when it turned out that the information given was wrong they had another so why can't we?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co ... e-47879777
Tue Oct 29, 2019 8:34 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 8:41 pm
CCFCJosh75 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:dogfound wrote:conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
well I did not vote leave or infact vote at all..
but since the vote the remain people just lie and lie and lie...
the figure on the bus was net...and maybe the leave campaign did not tell you this but the remain campaign definitely challenged it.
the easiest deal in history came from liam fox AFTER THE VOTE ..I assume thinking out meant out and not the soft terresa may version.
does it void the GFA...?
surely if your whole case revolves around mis truths its a damn good idea to be open and honest ?
He also conveniently forgets to mention the lies from the remain camp. Emergency budget within weeks of a leave vote to save the British economy, increase in unemployment, stock market crash, high inflation etc. No emergency budget and none of the above happened.
If both sides have lied then surely you should be in favour of a second referendum now that you know more information and that information at the time was wrong.
Switzerland had a referendum and when it turned out that the information given was wrong they had another so why can't we?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co ... e-47879777
Tue Oct 29, 2019 9:03 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 9:17 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 9:32 pm
Tue Oct 29, 2019 9:52 pm
Wed Oct 30, 2019 8:42 am
powysblue wrote:Well Boy's, I have thought long and hard about this.
When I voted to LEAVE the EU in 2016 I had been voting since I was 18 years of age whilst in the military. I have voted in every election since (sometimes via Proxy whilst away) and I am Now pushing 60 years of ageI am Proud to be Welsh and also Proud to be British. I have always believed that it was my civic duty to Vote in all elections (using the theory "If you don't vote then you have no right to moan").
I personally voted to LEAVE the EU mainly for the reason of regaining our sovereignty to our Great British Nation (and believe me when I say, After traveling the world - "we still live in the Best Country in the world").
To say that people did not know what they were voting for is an utter insult.
People who voted to STAY within the EU Lost the Referendum(A Democratic Question and a majority decision) but along with Politicians, naysayers, remoaners, Media, Multi Corporations, Banks, etc, etc have Never accepted the Democratic will of the people which WILL harm the democracy of this wonderful country forever.
When People voted in another Referendum for a Welsh Assembly, the majority YES vote was waffer thin, but did the loosers throw the toys out of the pram ? NO - That's what loosers do - accept the result and get on with it.
Anyway, you get my Opinion.
I am that old now and weary of seeing this fiasco go on and on and on, I have decided to take Personal drastic action for the rest of my life. My actions will not make any difference to anybody at all or any election result BUT it will make me feel I have had my "two penny's worth".
I will register to vote at every future election ballot and arrive to cast my vote.
BUT
This is what I will be Sticking to EVERY (local, national,referendum, etc) Ballot from now until I am unable to do so.
I am fully aware that most people will say that spoiling my Ballot will result in NOTHING at all BUT I am that Mad with what these fools have done to our democracy, That's how I feel![]()
But, Bluebirds Forever Eh !!![]()
![]()
Wed Oct 30, 2019 8:44 am
epping blue wrote:Lets not diminish what has happened today. In order to get into power the opposition parties and labour in particular were willing to give the vote to 3 million foreign nationals at the drop of a hat. There isn't another country in the world where even trying that would be even tolerated. If they'd done that in France this afternoon the Champs Elysee would tonight be in flames.
Wed Oct 30, 2019 8:48 am
CCFCJosh75 wrote:Steve Zodiak wrote:dogfound wrote:conmajesty wrote:see these clairvoyant leave voters...why didnt you tell us that the £350m was a lie? why didnt you tell us that the 'easiest deal in history' was a load of shit? why didnt you tell us that is would void the GFA?
you all knew what you voted for but i dont remember any of this being brought up by any of you. wish you'd have said sooner tbh
well I did not vote leave or infact vote at all..
but since the vote the remain people just lie and lie and lie...
the figure on the bus was net...and maybe the leave campaign did not tell you this but the remain campaign definitely challenged it.
the easiest deal in history came from liam fox AFTER THE VOTE ..I assume thinking out meant out and not the soft terresa may version.
does it void the GFA...?
surely if your whole case revolves around mis truths its a damn good idea to be open and honest ?
He also conveniently forgets to mention the lies from the remain camp. Emergency budget within weeks of a leave vote to save the British economy, increase in unemployment, stock market crash, high inflation etc. No emergency budget and none of the above happened.
If both sides have lied then surely you should be in favour of a second referendum now that you know more information and that information at the time was wrong.
Switzerland had a referendum and when it turned out that the information given was wrong they had another so why can't we?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.co ... e-47879777
Wed Oct 30, 2019 9:05 am
ion wrote:Haven't been on this forum that long or posted a lot but got to have a rant ,if an election comes up vote all these politicians out that have gone against the referendum result ,they are so arrogant saying people who voted leave didn't know what they were voting for ,yet they all said they would respect the result ,also these trade unions that support labour they would be the first to moan if they had a ballot for a strike and the employer said we don't like the result lets have another go ,i phoned up my union today to cancel my membership ,they asked why i said i don't want my money supporting the labour party they did not like it you could tell,and i have voted for labour in the past,Liberal Undemocratic party /Lying Labour /and the Jimmy cranky party vote them all out ,bo jo ain't perfect but hes trying to do the democratic thing .
Thu Oct 31, 2019 9:27 pm
Thu Oct 31, 2019 9:29 pm
Thu Oct 31, 2019 9:57 pm
Thu Oct 31, 2019 10:40 pm
Fri Nov 01, 2019 4:54 am
ion wrote:Stop paying your union fees, cut off his funding and don't vote for him ,if you voted labour all your life does not mean you got to carry on voting for a party lead by an IRA sympathiser .
Fri Nov 01, 2019 9:47 am
Willlly the Wombat wrote:ion wrote:Stop paying your union fees, cut off his funding and don't vote for him ,if you voted labour all your life does not mean you got to carry on voting for a party lead by an IRA sympathiser .
I got dragged into being a "labour" supporter in mid eighties, union stuff. Long story short, the ladies were fat, good looking guys f*cking everything and anything male wise.
The Tory party conference, public school ladies, whey hey.![]()