Brexit dark money?

[gooner1]

alfie2244 said:

To the Rt.Hon. Lord Adonis.


fk off Andy.

[B'stard Child]

OK - Still trying to group stuff - 3500 suppliers to leave and remain and some of them it's quite difficult to catagorise as the company info is bloody hard to track down but where I am right now

Category	Leave	Remain
Social Media - Twitter	6,327	23,558
Transport - Trains	21,144	10,375
Travel	1,110	61,339
Publishing	15,551	48,330
Accomodation	29,921	41,138
TV	44,664	31,941
Graphics	388	80,232
Internet - Google	35,408	354,619
Newspapers	543,758	175,287
Social Media - Facebook	129,393	1,202,957
Media Consultants	263,785	1,145,986
Printers	646,064	1,431,980
Post	1,592,038	4,550,463

So this might get revised

Again

[bitchstewie]

I think Andrew Adonis is clutching at straws a little there.

I'd be interested in hearing what Banks has to say.

[Murph7355]

bhstewie said:

I think Andrew Adonis is clutching at straws a little there.

I'd be interested in hearing what Banks has to say.

Adonis is a bell end. A weapons grade one if those pictures at the boo hoo rally are anything to go by.

His calling out to silence anyone is classic hypocrisy.

[powerstroke]

Murph7355 said:

Adonis is a bell end. A weapons grade one if those pictures at the boo hoo rally are anything to go by.

His calling out to silence anyone is classic hypocrisy.

One of the tts that came up with HS2 now he is wrong about brexit what a surprise ...

[Russian Troll Bot]

Murph7355 said:

bhstewie said:

I think Andrew Adonis is clutching at straws a little there.

I'd be interested in hearing what Banks has to say.

Adonis is a bell end. A weapons grade one if those pictures at the boo hoo rally are anything to go by.

His calling out to silence anyone is classic hypocrisy.

He is the poster child for Brexit Derangement Syndrome, having done nothing since the vote but sit on twitter and rant about the outcome in his #FBPE echo chamber. The fact he has a peerage and a position of political influence despite never being elected by the public probably helps explain why he loves the idea of the EU so much

[don'tbesilly]

alfie2244 said:

[Pan Pan Pan]

I suppose that now the March 2019 deadline is approaching, there are some who might be getting mighty twitchy, more extreme, and possibly even frenetic in their efforts to keep their chosen path on track. Interesting times lay ahead

[Dindoit]

Dr Jekyll said:

Dindoit said:

People like Darren Grimes got caught breaking the rules.

Grimes' case hasn't come to court yet, and who are these 'people like?'.

Grimes has a number of cases against him and some of them have been finished. He was fined £20k because he and Vote Leave (fined £61k, they’re one of those ‘people like’) broke this rule.

B'stard Child said:

If you are designated as a lead campaign group, your spending limit is £7,000,000

Vote Leave spent up to their £7m limit and funnelled a further £700k through Grimes’ group Be Leave.

Yet again all we hear is “It doesn’t matter where the money came from, even if it was from Russia. It doesn’t matter how it was spent, even if it directly broke electoral rules. The only thing that matters is that we won.”

Leavers need to take their blinkers off for a second here. Imagine how you’d react if it had been the other way round. Be honest.

[alfie2244]

Marr trying to do his inquisitor act was a tad farcical IMO............Banks didn't seem too bothered by him.....wonder what the theme for "we must abandon Brexit" will be next week?

[JuanCarlosFandango]

Dindoit said:

Vote Leave spent up to their £7m limit and funnelled a further £700k through Grimes’ group Be Leave.

Yet again all we hear is “It doesn’t matter where the money came from, even if it was from Russia. It doesn’t matter how it was spent, even if it directly broke electoral rules. The only thing that matters is that we won.”

Leavers need to take their blinkers off for a second here. Imagine how you’d react if it had been the other way round. Be honest.

As I see it it was the other way round, in that not only did Remain spend way more, but they used the civil service and the state media to promote their cause, and used foreign powers to help them.

Edited by JuanCarlosFandango on Sunday 4th November 11:34

[Crackie]

gooner1 said:

don'tbesilly said:

Helicopter123 said:

don'tbesilly said:

Helicopter123 said:

JuanCarlosFandango said:

If remainers are worried about the future of the country then try having some constructive input into how we leave rather than looking for some stupid conspiracy theory or scare story to overturn the decision.

The best deal is the one we already have though.

Let's try and retain this, and then failing, limit the damage by keeping as much as we can while "leaving the EU"

1. chequers

Just like a parrot:
Chequers
Chequers
Chequers

Chequers is now a Dodo

Could you let the PM and Raab know please as both seem to be unaware of this news?

i don't need to Barnier has already done so, you seem to be stuck back at the beginning of July, you need to catch up

July 26th:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/live/201...

30th July:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INlauOjMS3g

Aug 3rd
http://www.politics.co.uk/comment-analysis/2018/08...

September 5th:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/sep/05/c...

Helicopter123 said:

Some leave supporters seem proud to be a Putin patsy?

Very odd indeed.

Helicopter >>>>>>

Great Post.

Great post.

[wc98]

Russian Troll Bot said:

He is the poster child for Brexit Derangement Syndrome, having done nothing since the vote but sit on twitter and rant about the outcome in his #FBPE echo chamber. The fact he has a peerage and a position of political influence despite never being elected by the public probably helps explain why he loves the idea of the EU so much

he is exactly the sort of gravy train riding clown we need much less of in the future.

[ClaphamGT3]

Clearly Banks' comms team and lawyers had him on a very short leash. Extremely unconvincing performance from him

[gooner1]

ClaphamGT3 said:

Clearly Banks' comms team and lawyers had him on a very short leash. Extremely unconvincing performance from him

I thought it was Rock solid.

[ClaphamGT3]

gooner1 said:

I thought it was Rock solid.

Some people are easily fooled

[gooner1]

ClaphamGT3 said:

Some people are easily fooled

True, but I managed to evade AM's obvious bias and constant interruption.

[bitchstewie]

ClaphamGT3 said:

Clearly Banks' comms team and lawyers had him on a very short leash. Extremely unconvincing performance from him

Pretty much how I saw it.

If you asked me if he came out of it as appearing more or less transparent I'd say less.

Also seems to have a bit of a temper issue would be my amateur psychologist take on it - certainly doesn't come across as someone who likes to be challenged.

[gooner1]

bhstewie said:

Pretty much how I saw it.

If you asked me if he came out of it as appearing more or less transparent I'd say less.

Also seems to have a bit of a temper issue would be my amateur psychologist take on it - certainly doesn't come across as someone who likes to be challenged.

H'mmm not sure I'd be too calm facing the same question repeatedly ,would you?

Edited by gooner1 on Sunday 4th November 13:53

[gooner1]

bhstewie said:

Pretty much how I saw it.

If you asked me if he came out of it as appearing more or less transparent I'd say less.

Also seems to have a bit of a temper issue would be my amateur psychologist take on it - certainly doesn't come across as someone who likes to be challenged.

H'mmm not sure I'd be too calm facing the same question repeatedly ,would you?

Edited by gooner1 on Sunday 4th November 13:54