Could UK U-turn on Referendum Result (Vol 2)
Discussion
SilverSixer said:
don'tbesilly said:
SilverSixer said:
don'tbesilly said:
Advisory or not, the end result will be the same.
If you can't accept that, I can't help you.
Yes, paying EU contributions for reduced circumstances and influence, it would appear. Well done everyone, good job.If you can't accept that, I can't help you.
It will be a great job, and thanks for the compliment
Yes I saw that it was great wasn't it.
Is that the best one in your opinion?
It's a similar joke to the one I read recently, does this ring any bells?
A Guy who in order to pay the private school fees and the mortgage, had taken to making jam in the kitchen at home,the home business started to fail so he diversified into making chutney.
The same Guy complained about his tracksuited chav infested neighbourhood, complained the vote to leave would result in his job being lost, it then transpired the same Guy owned 2 properties in Europe.
You hear and see some crazy stuff written on here,some is true, some you couldn't make up, some is made up to make a point, it's always so easy to spot the Billy B*llsh*tters too.
By the way, can you afford Netflix?
Or do you just chill?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRowLjb0x48
full video and text https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/prime-minis...
full video and text https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/prime-minis...
Cameron said:
Whether we could be successful outside the European Union – that’s not the question.
The question is whether we would be more successful in than out?
Whether being in the European Union adds to our economic security or detracts from it?
Whether being in the European Union makes us safer or less safe?
That is a matter of judgment.
And ultimately it will be the judgment of the British people in the referendum that I promised and that I will deliver.
You will have to judge what is best for you and your family, for your children and grandchildren, for our country, for our future.
It will be your decision whether to remain in the EU on the basis of the reforms we secure, or whether we leave.
Your decision.
Nobody else’s.
Not politicians’.
Not Parliament’s.
Not lobby groups’.
Not mine.
Just you.
You, the British people, will decide.
At that moment, you will hold this country’s destiny in your hands.
This is a huge decision for our country, perhaps the biggest we will make in our lifetimes.
And it will be the final decision.
So to those who suggest that a decision in the referendum to leave…
…would merely produce another stronger renegotiation and then a second referendum in which Britain would stay…
…I say think again.
The renegotiation is happening right now. And the referendum that follows will be a once in a generation choice.
An in or out referendum.
When the British people speak, their voice will be respected – not ignored.
If we vote to leave, then we will leave.
There will not be another renegotiation and another referendum.
So I say to my European counterparts with whom I am negotiating.
This is our only chance to get this right – for Britain and for the whole European Union.
I say to those who are thinking about voting to leave.
Think very carefully, because this choice cannot be undone.
And to those who are campaigning to leave but actually hoping for a second referendum – I say decide what you believe in.
If you think we should leave – and leave means leave – then campaign for that and vote for it.
But if you are actually arguing for a better relationship between Britain and the European Union, then don’t campaign to get out.
Work with me to get that better deal for Britain.
The question is whether we would be more successful in than out?
Whether being in the European Union adds to our economic security or detracts from it?
Whether being in the European Union makes us safer or less safe?
That is a matter of judgment.
And ultimately it will be the judgment of the British people in the referendum that I promised and that I will deliver.
You will have to judge what is best for you and your family, for your children and grandchildren, for our country, for our future.
It will be your decision whether to remain in the EU on the basis of the reforms we secure, or whether we leave.
Your decision.
Nobody else’s.
Not politicians’.
Not Parliament’s.
Not lobby groups’.
Not mine.
Just you.
You, the British people, will decide.
At that moment, you will hold this country’s destiny in your hands.
This is a huge decision for our country, perhaps the biggest we will make in our lifetimes.
And it will be the final decision.
So to those who suggest that a decision in the referendum to leave…
…would merely produce another stronger renegotiation and then a second referendum in which Britain would stay…
…I say think again.
The renegotiation is happening right now. And the referendum that follows will be a once in a generation choice.
An in or out referendum.
When the British people speak, their voice will be respected – not ignored.
If we vote to leave, then we will leave.
There will not be another renegotiation and another referendum.
So I say to my European counterparts with whom I am negotiating.
This is our only chance to get this right – for Britain and for the whole European Union.
I say to those who are thinking about voting to leave.
Think very carefully, because this choice cannot be undone.
And to those who are campaigning to leave but actually hoping for a second referendum – I say decide what you believe in.
If you think we should leave – and leave means leave – then campaign for that and vote for it.
But if you are actually arguing for a better relationship between Britain and the European Union, then don’t campaign to get out.
Work with me to get that better deal for Britain.
Edited by anonymous-user on Friday 2nd December 12:12
Camoradi said:
SilverSixer said:
I can picture the scene on the day David Davis decides he wants to leave Netflix. He'll agree a special deal to pay them £7.49 per month for continuing access to their content.
I saw that post online yesterday too. At least give the original author a credit...https://twitter.com/carlmaxim/status/8042816502302...
Edited by Camoradi on Friday 2nd December 11:52
Jesus will you lot miss any opportunity to pick a hole? how's about addressing the point it was making?SilverSixer said:
Camoradi said:
SilverSixer said:
I can picture the scene on the day David Davis decides he wants to leave Netflix. He'll agree a special deal to pay them £7.49 per month for continuing access to their content.
I saw that post online yesterday too. At least give the original author a credit...https://twitter.com/carlmaxim/status/8042816502302...
Edited by Camoradi on Friday 2nd December 11:52
Jesus will you lot miss any opportunity to pick a hole? how's about addressing the point it was making?I can picture the scene on the day David Davis decides he wants to leave Netflix. He'll agree a special deal to pay them £3.49 per month for continuing access to some of their content and will no longer be blocked from using Amazon instant video, Hulu , Showtime, HBO Now, Starz, CBS All Access as well as being able to get Netflix US.
jsf said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRowLjb0x48
full video and text https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/prime-minis...
Can't argue with that, well some can, and fail full video and text https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/prime-minis...
Fastdruid said:
SilverSixer said:
Camoradi said:
SilverSixer said:
I can picture the scene on the day David Davis decides he wants to leave Netflix. He'll agree a special deal to pay them £7.49 per month for continuing access to their content.
I saw that post online yesterday too. At least give the original author a credit...https://twitter.com/carlmaxim/status/8042816502302...
Edited by Camoradi on Friday 2nd December 11:52
Jesus will you lot miss any opportunity to pick a hole? how's about addressing the point it was making?I can picture the scene on the day David Davis decides he wants to leave Netflix. He'll agree a special deal to pay them £3.49 per month for continuing access to some of their content and will no longer be blocked from using Amazon instant video, Hulu , Showtime, HBO Now, Starz, CBS All Access as well as being able to get Netflix US.
don'tbesilly said:
SilverSixer said:
don'tbesilly said:
SilverSixer said:
don'tbesilly said:
Advisory or not, the end result will be the same.
If you can't accept that, I can't help you.
Yes, paying EU contributions for reduced circumstances and influence, it would appear. Well done everyone, good job.If you can't accept that, I can't help you.
It will be a great job, and thanks for the compliment
Yes I saw that it was great wasn't it.
Is that the best one in your opinion?
It's a similar joke to the one I read recently, does this ring any bells?
A Guy who in order to pay the private school fees and the mortgage, had taken to making jam in the kitchen at home,the home business started to fail so he diversified into making chutney.
The same Guy complained about his tracksuited chav infested neighbourhood, complained the vote to leave would result in his job being lost, it then transpired the same Guy owned 2 properties in Europe.
You hear and see some crazy stuff written on here,some is true, some you couldn't make up, some is made up to make a point, it's always so easy to spot the Billy B*llsh*tters too.
By the way, can you afford Netflix?
Or do you just chill?
SilverSixer said:
Fastdruid said:
SilverSixer said:
Camoradi said:
SilverSixer said:
I can picture the scene on the day David Davis decides he wants to leave Netflix. He'll agree a special deal to pay them £7.49 per month for continuing access to their content.
I saw that post online yesterday too. At least give the original author a credit...https://twitter.com/carlmaxim/status/8042816502302...
Edited by Camoradi on Friday 2nd December 11:52
Jesus will you lot miss any opportunity to pick a hole? how's about addressing the point it was making?I can picture the scene on the day David Davis decides he wants to leave Netflix. He'll agree a special deal to pay them £3.49 per month for continuing access to some of their content and will no longer be blocked from using Amazon instant video, Hulu , Showtime, HBO Now, Starz, CBS All Access as well as being able to get Netflix US.
Hahaha. New MP for Richmand on Brexit: https://youtu.be/Rn3vuKEgTbs
don'tbesilly said:
Yes I saw that it was great wasn't it.
Is that the best one in your opinion?
It's a similar joke to the one I read recently, does this ring any bells?
A Guy who in order to pay the private school fees and the mortgage, had taken to making jam in the kitchen at home,the home business started to fail so he diversified into making chutney.
The same Guy complained about his tracksuited chav infested neighbourhood, complained the vote to leave would result in his job being lost, it then transpired the same Guy owned 2 properties in Europe.
You hear and see some crazy stuff written on here,some is true, some you couldn't make up, some is made up to make a point, it's always so easy to spot the Billy B*llsh*tters too.
By the way, can you afford Netflix?
Or do you just chill?
bmw535i said:
don'tbesilly said:
Yes I saw that it was great wasn't it.
Is that the best one in your opinion?
It's a similar joke to the one I read recently, does this ring any bells?
A Guy who in order to pay the private school fees and the mortgage, had taken to making jam in the kitchen at home,the home business started to fail so he diversified into making chutney.
The same Guy complained about his tracksuited chav infested neighbourhood, complained the vote to leave would result in his job being lost, it then transpired the same Guy owned 2 properties in Europe.
You hear and see some crazy stuff written on here,some is true, some you couldn't make up, some is made up to make a point, it's always so easy to spot the Billy B*llsh*tters too.
By the way, can you afford Netflix?
Or do you just chill?
Since Theresa May has already been excluded from several EU meetings, despite the UK still being a member state, and with the latest ban on her attending the end of year EU meeting and dinner, it is clear that as far as the EU is concerned, the UK is already NOT a member of the EU club.
It may however take time for some people in the UK to understand, and accept this.
It may however take time for some people in the UK to understand, and accept this.
bmw535i said:
don'tbesilly said:
Yes I saw that it was great wasn't it.
Is that the best one in your opinion?
It's a similar joke to the one I read recently, does this ring any bells?
A Guy who in order to pay the private school fees and the mortgage, had taken to making jam in the kitchen at home,the home business started to fail so he diversified into making chutney.
The same Guy complained about his tracksuited chav infested neighbourhood, complained the vote to leave would result in his job being lost, it then transpired the same Guy owned 2 properties in Europe.
You hear and see some crazy stuff written on here,some is true, some you couldn't make up, some is made up to make a point, it's always so easy to spot the Billy B*llsh*tters too.
By the way, can you afford Netflix?
Or do you just chill?
TTwiggy said:
bmw535i said:
don'tbesilly said:
Yes I saw that it was great wasn't it.
Is that the best one in your opinion?
It's a similar joke to the one I read recently, does this ring any bells?
A Guy who in order to pay the private school fees and the mortgage, had taken to making jam in the kitchen at home,the home business started to fail so he diversified into making chutney.
The same Guy complained about his tracksuited chav infested neighbourhood, complained the vote to leave would result in his job being lost, it then transpired the same Guy owned 2 properties in Europe.
You hear and see some crazy stuff written on here,some is true, some you couldn't make up, some is made up to make a point, it's always so easy to spot the Billy B*llsh*tters too.
By the way, can you afford Netflix?
Or do you just chill?
B'stard Child said:
bmw535i said:
don'tbesilly said:
Yes I saw that it was great wasn't it.
Is that the best one in your opinion?
It's a similar joke to the one I read recently, does this ring any bells?
A Guy who in order to pay the private school fees and the mortgage, had taken to making jam in the kitchen at home,the home business started to fail so he diversified into making chutney.
The same Guy complained about his tracksuited chav infested neighbourhood, complained the vote to leave would result in his job being lost, it then transpired the same Guy owned 2 properties in Europe.
You hear and see some crazy stuff written on here,some is true, some you couldn't make up, some is made up to make a point, it's always so easy to spot the Billy B*llsh*tters too.
By the way, can you afford Netflix?
Or do you just chill?
ks until his nurse takes his laptop away? Perhaps it's just envy. The politics of envy. Yes, that must be it.bmw535i said:
TTwiggy said:
bmw535i said:
don'tbesilly said:
Yes I saw that it was great wasn't it.
Is that the best one in your opinion?
It's a similar joke to the one I read recently, does this ring any bells?
A Guy who in order to pay the private school fees and the mortgage, had taken to making jam in the kitchen at home,the home business started to fail so he diversified into making chutney.
The same Guy complained about his tracksuited chav infested neighbourhood, complained the vote to leave would result in his job being lost, it then transpired the same Guy owned 2 properties in Europe.
You hear and see some crazy stuff written on here,some is true, some you couldn't make up, some is made up to make a point, it's always so easy to spot the Billy B*llsh*tters too.
By the way, can you afford Netflix?
Or do you just chill?
There's this bloke, who was born in Piccadilly, who thinks he's a cockney. He then went to live in Ireland, and when he came back here he thought he was an Irish immigrant. I tell you, it's a classic. You couldn't make this s
t up.TTwiggy said:
If you have to explain a joke it loses the impact slightly. But I'll make an exception here:
There's this bloke, who was born in Piccadilly, who thinks he's a cockney. He then went to live in Ireland, and when he came back here he thought he was an Irish immigrant. I tell you, it's a classic. You couldn't make this st up.
You should have listened to yourself There's this bloke, who was born in Piccadilly, who thinks he's a cockney. He then went to live in Ireland, and when he came back here he thought he was an Irish immigrant. I tell you, it's a classic. You couldn't make this s
t up.
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