Post: #301

(06-20-2016 08:01 AM)RexImperator Wrote:  I was thinking about Turkey in the EU. It makes no sense unless...

Are they planning to enlarge the EU to include all of Northern Africa as well?

Quote:From 2007: EU 'should expand beyond Europe'

Foreign Secretary David Miliband has suggested the European Union should work towards including Russia, Middle Eastern and North African countries.

He said enlargement was "our most powerful tool" for extending stability.

In his first major speech on the UK's relationship with Europe, he said the EU would not become a "superpower" but should be a "role model" for the world.

It could be a "model power of regional co-operation" dedicated to free trade, the environment and tackling extremism.

He said the EU must "keep our promises to Turkey", adding: "If we fail.... it will signal a deep and dangerous divide between east and west.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7095657.stm

The madness knows no boundaries - just like the EU. This was how they were thinking before the global crash.

Post: #302

Lou Dobbs just mentioned that the remain camp now has a narrow lead in the polls.

Post: #303

Russia has its own empire/sphere, but if they let Turkey in, there is no reason to exclude Morocco, Tunisia, and eventually the rest of North Africa and the Levant.

Post: #304

Miliband Wrote:It could be a "model power of regional co-operation" dedicated to free trade, the environment and tackling extremism.

Post: #305

(06-20-2016 08:01 AM)RexImperator Wrote:  I was thinking about Turkey in the EU. It makes no sense unless...

Are they planning to enlarge the EU to include all of Northern Africa as well?

In the end the collectivist psychopaths desire nothing less that total domination of the world.

The only other option is Orwell's 3 distinct powers, each being indispensable to the others as the "necessary" cause for perpetual war and poverty.

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Post: #307

(06-20-2016 06:58 PM)Libertas Wrote:  Lou Dobbs just mentioned that the remain camp now has a narrow lead in the polls.

I've seen a poll with Remain on a 7 point lead (+5) and we still have the politico-birthday vigil of Jo Cox to come on Wednesday.

To think of all the mess, chaos and national meltdowns the EU has caused and how it has transferred nation states under the direct rule of banks and the British people is set to give it a vote of confidence.

Post: #308

Stockholm syndrome on a massive scale. We'll see what actually happens. Might be trying to dissuade voters. Polls can be rigged slightly.

(06-20-2016 11:22 PM)N°6 Wrote:  

(06-20-2016 06:58 PM)Libertas Wrote:  Lou Dobbs just mentioned that the remain camp now has a narrow lead in the polls.

I've seen a poll with Remain on a 7 point lead (+5) and we still have the politico-birthday vigil of Jo Cox to come on Wednesday.

To think of all the mess, chaos and national meltdowns the EU has caused and how it has transferred nation states under the direct rule of banks and the British people is set to give it a vote of confidence.

Post: #309

The polls are meaningless

Post: #310

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CALAIS AT WAR: Port road SHUT as migrants chanting 'f*** the UK' hurl rocks at Brit cars

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/6816...-Euro-2016

Post: #311

The poll quoted by today's FT has it even.

This is going to be too close for polls to show very much at this point though.

Only 36 hours to go. This is exciting. I'm mildly optimistic at this point that we will vote to leave. My inner realist still thinks that ultimately people will vote for the devil they know, however, there has been a significant mood shift in the country over the past few months.

We're slow to get roused here; slow to come around to certain realities - our settled history has made us comfortable, and lethargic as a race. But I think now a palpable anger is building, and perhaps we are shaking off the malaise of the past 60 years.

It would be a really wonderful, seismic event for us as a people were we to vote to leave. This could be the thing that reinvigorates us, and stops our slow descent Lethe-wards. We are desperate for this as a nation, and there is no other event on the horizon which would again give us such a glorious opportunity. We are a people very much in decline, and this could be our best chance for a long time to significantly improve the course of our lives.

Do your bit, make sure everyone you know who would like to 'Vote Leave' is able to get to a polling station.

Post: #312

just seen David Cameron quoting George Soros' article on Guardian on why Brexit is an economic disaster. Openly asking people to listen to Soros ! He's getting roasted in the replies now, even by other UK celebs like Gary Lineker

Post: #313

Brexiters should have the advantage in the vote, because they're more emotionally invested in the outcome and thus, will come out to the vote in greater numbers.

Post: #314

(06-21-2016 08:55 AM)C-Note Wrote:  Brexiters should have the advantage in the vote, because they're more emotionally invested in the outcome and thus, will come out to the vote in greater numbers.

   

Post: #315

I registered an account on ladbrookes today and put 150 gbp onto brexit happening.

Something in my gut says it will happen. I don't know why. Thursday needs to hurry up and get here!

Post: #316

(06-21-2016 09:20 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  I registered an account on ladbrookes today and put 150 gbp onto brexit happening.

Something in my gut says it will happen. I don't know why. Thursday needs to hurry up and get here!

Nice. What's the payout on 150?

Post: #317

^^ 600 gbp.

Completely missed their free 50gbp special they have going on right now. Supper bummed I could have made it 200 even.


It's the first bet I've ever done. Will probably lose it given the obvious. Since I can't vote, I might as well bet.

Post: #318

(06-21-2016 05:53 AM)Glaucon Wrote:  Share this:

CALAIS AT WAR: Port road SHUT as migrants chanting 'f*** the UK' hurl rocks at Brit cars

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/6816...-Euro-2016

Pathetic - And thats not towards the migrants.

"We've got no access to toilets" Third world scavengers are pelting you with stones, mocking you and all you have to say is "there is no toilets guv".

Let them come, if it changes the backbone of this country or breaks it so be it because this is going to be about survival of cultures and what you hold dear.

Fucking toilets not available for a shit!

Post: #319

(06-21-2016 09:20 AM)The Beast1 Wrote:  I registered an account on ladbrookes today and put 150 gbp onto brexit happening.

Something in my gut says it will happen. I don't know why. Thursday needs to hurry up and get here!

Is that a bet that the brexit vote passes, or that brittain actually exits EU?

Post: #320

Boris Johnson Independence Day closing speech

Post: #321

What's the news on Austria and Greece potentially wanting out of the EU as well?

Post: #322

(06-21-2016 04:14 PM)Nineteen84 Wrote:  Boris Johnson Independence Day closing speech

Johnson could have done better

Post: #323

Both the Survation and YouGov Polls have moved +3 towards LEAVE in recent days.

-Survation was Remain +4 on Jun 17, today it is Remain +1.
-YouGov was Remain +1 on June 16/17, now it's Leave +2

I realize polls don't tell the whole story but this is a deliberate shift to leave.

Source: http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/poll...referendum

Post: #324

The Telegraph asked their readers whether "Remain" or "Leave" won yesterday's BBC debate. Out of the current 20 700 votes, "Leave" has 75%.

I've put in a bet of 60$ on "Leave" winning the referendum.

Post: #325

Even if Brexit fails (by vote or by fraud) this is truly epic.

Half the nation has already said "we want out". Even if they remain tied to Brussels then it will only signal the end of the beginning. This is a watershed moment, no matter who wins the referendum.