Why Should Anyone Believe This Man?

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3637226/David-Cameron-says-vote-Brexit-hit-state-pensions-money-ringfenced-NHS-brutal-new-wave-austerity.html

Voting for Brexit could see the end of free bus passes, increased state pensions and free TV licences, so says Cameron.

/// The Prime Minister said the squeeze on public finances after a vote to leave the EU would mean the Government would no longer be able to honour its key manifesto
pledges. ///

Eh! wasn't one of those pledges to cut the number of immigrants to this country?

[Svejk]

No. At least Blair was good at lying.

[Jackdaw33]

I must be thick. I thought if we kept more of our own money we would have more to spend at home. Notice his use of the word 'could' again. What an anal sphincter.

[naomi24]

On the subject of exiting the EU, they shouldn't.

[anotheoldgit]

Perhaps his fellow Labour supporters will come along shortly and speak in his defence?

[Jackdaw33]

He's trying to scare the oldies now. Won't work pal, you can stuff your bus passes and your free TV licences where the sun don't shine.

[anotheoldgit]

Jackdaw33

/// He's trying to scare the oldies now. Won't work pal, you can stuff your bus passes and your free TV licences where the sun don't shine. ///

Totally agree Jack, a small price to pay for the future of our children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and this great country of ours.

[Marshwarble]

Our great grandchildren, AOG? We may not have countries then.

We've only been in the EU for forty years. It's not exactly centuries of suffering here. Our great grandchildren will just look at us like we've gone mad.

[jambutty]

Is there anything, ANYTHING he won't drag up to make us stay ??

[Tilly2]

'Ts funny how many people believed him in May 2015.

[NellieMay]

Just watched him on Andrew Marr. Says that as part of the EU we give funds to Turkey to help them towards joining - then says it's never likely to do this in our lifetimes. Eh!!!!

[jambutty]

I wasn't one of them Tilly.

[saintpeter48]

The man is desperate, he knows that his job, and future employment on the gravy train in Europe, is on the line. Anyone with an ounce of intelligence will see through him and vote OUT!!

[NellieMay]

I fear a lot of young people will vote in. They can't comprehend what it was like before and a good deal of them will be influenced by uni culture. Not all of them of course - but how many of them take a real interest in researching the pros and cons. I know I had no real interest when I was in my teens and early twenties.

And, yes, Cameron is desperate and will resort to anything now!

[anotheoldgit]

Marshwarble

/// Our great grandchildren, AOG? We may not have countries then. ///

Myself, along with some other ABers I presume, already have great grandchildren.

[anotheoldgit]

Tilly2

/// 'Ts funny how many people believed him in May 2015. ///

They voted him in because he was the only party to promise this referendum, and he would not had done that if UKIP hadn't frightened him into doing so.

[secsee1]

I would'nt trust Mr Cameron at all, in my opinion he is a downright liar and cannot be trusted, and to think I used to be a Conservative voter, never again!

[jourdain2]

It's gone from 'Project Fear' to 'Targeted Fear'. It's all equivocation 'could', 'might' etc.. Easy answer is to cut the massive amount spent on overseas aid and look at those at home.

Does anyone believe him any more? I really do fear for his state of mind.

Now I'll look at the other answers - then I'll go and boil eggs for tea. Been just a bit busy today organising, setting up, enjoying and clearing away from village celebration. :)

[sir.prize]

Yea. Dozy Dave promised a referendum before the end of 2017. He also claimed it would be the people to decide the outcome - not the politicians. They are untruthful and a disgrace to be in Parliament.

[agchristie]

> 'Ts funny how many people believed him in May 2015.

Testament to the opposition which the public couldn't stomach to lead the country.

Cameron has allowed himself to get dragged along in the desperate claims and counter-claims being made in the EU debate.

He has proved that he cannot be trusted. Farage on the other hand, has remained consistent before and during the debate and the important point is that at least he puts up convincing performances and does not attempt to bull anyone...