Holidays in Europe will cost £230 more
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The Bookies have the stay in campaign leading and gaining.
They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
Skyedriver said:
The Bookies have the stay in campaign leading and gaining.
They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
If the SNP have half a brain they would be encouraging everyone to vote leave, use it to justify another Union referendum, vote out, then rejoin the EU. Job Done. That said Wee Jimmy Krankie pulled everyones pants down in the last campaign so she's not stupid, maybe even she realises incessantly whining about England is preferable to independance at $50/bbl.They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
Skyedriver said:
The Bookies have the stay in campaign leading and gaining.
They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
Yep the odds have tumbled over the last couple of weeks - you can now get 4/1 on 'leave' - at one stage it was almost evens.They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
BlackLabel said:
Skyedriver said:
The Bookies have the stay in campaign leading and gaining.
They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
Yep the odds have tumbled over the last couple of weeks - you can now get 4/1 on 'leave' - at one stage it was almost evens.They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
Skyedriver said:
The Bookies have the stay in campaign leading and gaining.
They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
The bookies give the odds their book gives them, it's part of what they do and how they make money, take more than they give out. They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
I do however think the Government machine has spun it that way, although the next 4 weeks where it has to stay silent will be telling. As much as I dislike the EU I think the stays currently have it and it is there's to lose.
John145 said:
egor110 said:
How can they say anything of value when the truth is nobody knows what'll happen next.
All the basic questions have absolute answers.The economy is a red herring, no one knows and everyone is predicting based on what the random number generator pings out this week.
Do you want an immigration policy?
Do you want control of our fishing grounds?
Do you want free trade with the world?
Do you want your vote to have more power over your personal life?
These are all basics with absolute answers and only one action can achieve them.
"Do you want to be able to vote those in power in or out?"
Staying in consigns us to appointed bureaucrats over whom we have no say and none of whom are in any way accountable to us. They don't even like us.
Esseesse said:
BlackLabel said:
Skyedriver said:
The Bookies have the stay in campaign leading and gaining.
They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
Yep the odds have tumbled over the last couple of weeks - you can now get 4/1 on 'leave' - at one stage it was almost evens.They tend to be more accurate than opinion polls
But here's a thought, That nice Mr Salmond has said in the result of a Brexit, there'll be another "once in a lifetime" referendum in Scotland. So maybe 45% of the Scots will vote out.......or 55% will vote in....
jmorgan said:
I heard they will be free if we stay in. And they will make a cuppa just like at home, and the chips will taste better on the costa del sunburn.
Yes and we will get a free bundle of EU minutes to use when chatting on our phones.But if we vote out the roaming charges will bankrupt us.
egor110 said:
Moonhawk said:
So an exit would be great for the UK tourism industry.......and green to boot (think of all those carbon footprints saved by people not flying to Malaga) 
The only thing that would be great for the UK tourism industry would be if we have a guaranteed hot summer.
king happen).techiedave said:
Yes and we will get a free bundle of EU minutes to use when chatting on our phones.
But if we vote out the roaming charges will bankrupt us.
I heard all the number 0 will be removed from keypads if we leave. And is we stay a new number will be invented to be added to the keyboard.But if we vote out the roaming charges will bankrupt us.
techiedave said:
jmorgan said:
I heard all the number 0 will be removed from keypads if we leave. And is we stay a new number will be invented to be added to the keyboard.
I see.Its just far too risky to leave isn't it.
Pesty said:
You know it will though. Sandra who lives for her fortnight in Benidorm is gonna vote in
Frighteningly and not wishing to appear superior.I posted some spoof posts on a certain website mentioning roaming costs, loss of green credentials and even the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse visiting us (I kid you not) if we left.
Astonishingly a few people actually thought I meant it. Some people are rather lacking in intelligence at times.
What is the justification for this?
Will it cost an extra £230 for people outside the EU as well - such as Australians?
Where does the £230 come from now, is a government, or other organisation subsidising it presently?
Will the commercial operators be willing to suffer the downturn due to the extra costs putting people off?
Isn't £230 more than some Northerners spend on an entire weeks package holiday?
Will it cost an extra £230 for people outside the EU as well - such as Australians?
Where does the £230 come from now, is a government, or other organisation subsidising it presently?
Will the commercial operators be willing to suffer the downturn due to the extra costs putting people off?
Isn't £230 more than some Northerners spend on an entire weeks package holiday?
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