B.R.E.X.I.T........implications.

Lolz

"9 out of 10 economists support Remain....."

BSE made a big play out of “nine out of ten economists” apparently warning against Brexit this week. The figure was based on a self-selecting Ipsos MORI survey of economists from the Royal Economic Society and the Society of Business Economists. But BSE had some fun with the figures…

The survey was sent out to 3,818 economists. Only 639 (or 16.7%) replied, of which 561 said Brexit would be bad for the economy. That’s just 14.7% of the total number of economists contacted. So rather than nine out of ten economists warning against Brexit, it was actually closer one in seven. Not that you’d know that from their cheeky statistics trickery…"



Order Order

I like Order Order because it doesn't care which side politicians are on.........It'll pour sh** on any of them because Guido Fawkes has an intense dislike of all politicians, no matter which side of the fence they sit !
Also, having the servers based in Dublin, it can avoid a lot of the legal nonsense.

Guys, just need to warn you of something if you haven't picked up on it:

Now that leave looks much more likely, the Remain camp have switched tactics.

The point they are pushing is "we don't understand the issues, there's smoke and mirrors everywhere...how can we make a decision?"

I work with several liberal democrats who are about as pro EU as it gets. Both are not ethnically British and have basically said at times that they don't like Britain as a concept (they are from places which we treated badly in the past). Nonetheless, they feel the need to work very hard to keep us in as its "right for Britain" and the reasons given for why the public is against it is, and I quote "because British people have this elitist attitude and think they're better than everyone else".

THIS is the argument and the attitude which is behind remain. It's PC folks with an axe to grind at Britain for stuff we did centuries ago. This is not about economics and politics. This is a tribal issue and lots of people, including British people, hate Britain. Union types who talk about "toffs" and think Osborne and Cameron are like Victorian industrialists and not the really vanilla, limp Tories they are. Anyone who went through uni who didn't have a strong enough mind to question their lecturers motives and groupthink. This isn't about even politics, it's about identity.

Anyway! These politically dishonest folks are now begging you to agree that "we don't understand the issues"

This is an easy thing to agree with - this subject is emotive and it offers a Leave-er a way of finding consensus with an IN-er. They're playing on that so that if they lose, they can hold another vote. They're done it EVERY time - Ireland had another vote as "they didn't understand". Indeed, you will have vote after vote until you "understand". That's when enough money and blackmail, or rigging can take place to get their result.

For the love of God, don't agree that you don't understand. You do, this is about how the EU affects YOU! Not what some technocrat or celebrity or paid journalist tells you. Please don't buy it!

I don't know, many people fear change.

I guess it's possible that apathy may cause the undecided not to vote thereby handing the advantage to the many no voters who are determined to make their vote count.

Among friends and family it's about 75% in favour of leaving.

Whatever side of the referendum you're on, whichever party you support, we must hope and pray the british people make the correct decision. I hope we all remember this though; politicians have been slagging off members of their party, their own colleagues, calling them deceitful, liars, scaremongers. They have accused them of using false statistics to enhance their position. They have accused them of trying to con the british public. But, once the referendum is over, they'll go back to convincing you that they're all trustworthy principled people we should believe. That they know best. That you vote for them, not the other lot. It's then you need to remember what they said now. And ask them 'what's changed?'

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£3.25 returns for every £1 staked.

I do the National once a year.

I get the nice man in the shop to help me pick the riders in blue jumpers. I spend 50p on them each.

Never win anything mind. Well, I don't think I do.