ChatterBank0 min ago
Hear Hear !
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http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -politi cs-3685 3952
sooner the better...
All this measured , calm, blah blah is just nonsense...we have no need to worry about or abide by any eussr rules, what the hell can they do if they dont like it...just repeal all treaties etc that most sensible people knew were based on lies and deceit and get out and start running our own affairs...
sooner the better...
All this measured , calm, blah blah is just nonsense...we have no need to worry about or abide by any eussr rules, what the hell can they do if they dont like it...just repeal all treaties etc that most sensible people knew were based on lies and deceit and get out and start running our own affairs...
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The point was, that Cameron thought that
1. By offering a referendum, he could win the election by preventing Tory voters from voting UKIP. It worked. If just a small percentage had voted UKIP instead of Tory, he'd have lost.
2. He could easily persuade enough people to vote Remain. It failed because he reckoned without the two old men (Murdoch and Dacre) who tell the majority of people in Britain, how they should vote.
The point was, that Cameron thought that
1. By offering a referendum, he could win the election by preventing Tory voters from voting UKIP. It worked. If just a small percentage had voted UKIP instead of Tory, he'd have lost.
2. He could easily persuade enough people to vote Remain. It failed because he reckoned without the two old men (Murdoch and Dacre) who tell the majority of people in Britain, how they should vote.