View Poll Results: In or out of EU?
Lab - In EU
0
0%
Lab - out EU
5
12.82%
Con - In EU
4
10.26%
Con - Out EU
5
12.82%
Lib - In EU
1
2.56%
Lib- Out EU
0
0%
UKIP -In EU
2
5.13%
UKIP - Out EU
15
38.46%
Other/non-voter - In EU
3
7.69%
Other/non voter - Out EU
4
10.26%
Voters: 39. You may not vote on this poll
Labour Voters - do you want to be in the EU?
12 March 2014, 07:09 PM
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Labour Voters - do you want to be in the EU?
Seeing that Milliband has now said he won't have a referendum if he became prime minister.
Thing is, every Labour supporter I know (and mock
) doesn't want to be part of the EU. Which has led me to belive that Ed has just shot himself in the foot, because I can see alot of disillusioned Labour voters becoming even more disillusioned.
Thing is, every Labour supporter I know (and mock
) doesn't want to be part of the EU. Which has led me to belive that Ed has just shot himself in the foot, because I can see alot of disillusioned Labour voters becoming even more disillusioned.
12 March 2014, 07:55 PM
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Just seen the head of Mori talking about the EU. He says there is a minority who are "obsessed" by the EU, and the majority who are pragmatic. If it makes them better of, they are for it.
Talks common sense, and why, if it ever came to be, we would vote to stay in.
Talks common sense, and why, if it ever came to be, we would vote to stay in.
12 March 2014, 08:19 PM
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There will never be a straight in/out referendum from the mainstream parties, because all the leaders know the result would be to get out, and none of them want us to.
12 March 2014, 11:44 PM
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13 March 2014, 01:12 AM
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13 March 2014, 07:23 AM
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If everyone who wants a referendum (or forget the referendum, just to get out) votes for UKIP, UKIP will win, not Labour.
Norway does nicely outside the EU but still trading with it. Why shouldn't we?
Norway does nicely outside the EU but still trading with it. Why shouldn't we?
13 March 2014, 10:40 AM
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I think the UK should tell the EU to get stuffed or atleast just stop paying and see what they do. Suddenly losing 50m a day will soon get someones attention and make them more open to talks about a reorg. On the other hand if the UK leaves the EU I might have to get a visa and work permit to continue living and working in Germany which would be a pain in the ****.
13 March 2014, 12:43 PM
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13 March 2014, 03:41 PM
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Beware Greeks bearing gifts.
http://www.hopenothate.org.uk/ukip/a...0k-in-expenses
13 March 2014, 04:01 PM
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UKIP? Those great saviours that are going rescue us from the EU?
Beware Greeks bearing gifts.
http://www.hopenothate.org.uk/ukip/a...0k-in-expenses
Beware Greeks bearing gifts.
http://www.hopenothate.org.uk/ukip/a...0k-in-expenses
A) Hope not hate is a front for hard left Labour
B) Expenses are meaningless out of context. How much do the Tory, Labour and LibDums take in expenses, if they take more then that puts a different slant on things doesn't it?
13 March 2014, 05:08 PM
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ment-year.html
In UKIP's case it's hypocritical to on the one hand denounce an organisation, yet on the other hand to use the same organisation to fund party coffers, personal expenses and bolster personal finances. UKIP need to send a clear message regarding the EU, not only as a party mantra but also in their actions behind the scenes.
Their actions thus far serve to confirm nothing except that they are no different to any other party or politician. Greedy, sycophantic, duplicitous and sleazy. Perfect qualities for a long and successful career in politics, they should do well.
13 March 2014, 05:54 PM
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The information is available via a number of different sources. For balance.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ment-year.html
In UKIP's case it's hypocritical to on the one hand denounce an organisation, yet on the other hand to use the same organisation to fund party coffers, personal expenses and bolster personal finances. UKIP need to send a clear message regarding the EU, not only as a party mantra but also in their actions behind the scenes.
Their actions thus far serve to confirm nothing except that they are no different to any other party or politician. Greedy, sycophantic, duplicitous and sleazy. Perfect qualities for a long and successful career in politics, they should do well.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ment-year.html
In UKIP's case it's hypocritical to on the one hand denounce an organisation, yet on the other hand to use the same organisation to fund party coffers, personal expenses and bolster personal finances. UKIP need to send a clear message regarding the EU, not only as a party mantra but also in their actions behind the scenes.
Their actions thus far serve to confirm nothing except that they are no different to any other party or politician. Greedy, sycophantic, duplicitous and sleazy. Perfect qualities for a long and successful career in politics, they should do well.
Balance - Daily Fail = your 'aving a laugh!
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13 March 2014, 06:15 PM
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If 65% of the country want us out of Europe, you have a party for you. UKIP. If they all voted UKIP, we would be out the EU. Simple.
No PM has ever even started down the road to leave the EU, why, because they wouldn't want to go down in history as the party that ruined the economy.
13 March 2014, 07:11 PM
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I would imagine that 99% of people that would vote us out of the EU haven't got a clue about the economics of it, if questioned on the matter 99% of the 99% would not get past £50 million a day and bloody foreigners stealing our jobs, most of which are jobs the indigenous population are either not qualified to do or do not want to do.
13 March 2014, 07:24 PM
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I would imagine that 99% of people that would vote us out of the EU haven't got a clue about the economics of it, if questioned on the matter 99% of the 99% would not get past £50 million a day and bloody foreigners stealing our jobs, most of which are jobs the indigenous population are either not qualified to do or do not want to do.
13 March 2014, 08:14 PM
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Lets get the damm referendun out the way, then get back to what really matters.
Working hard.
Educating and training the next generation.
Promoting business.
Growing the economy.
13 March 2014, 09:40 PM
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It looks like Ed ***** is trying to top Millipede for the best way to lose votes. Now he's saying that the married couple's tax break will be scrapped.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...-Ed-*****.html
So, Labour's plan to get elected is to tell you they know better than everyone else and they won't make you better off than the people they are trying to beat. Sounds like a winning combination right there...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...-Ed-*****.html
So, Labour's plan to get elected is to tell you they know better than everyone else and they won't make you better off than the people they are trying to beat. Sounds like a winning combination right there...
13 March 2014, 10:04 PM
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Is there a serious business leader that says we would be better off if we left the EU?
Obviously politicians say what they think the public want to hear
What do business leaders think?
Obviously politicians say what they think the public want to hear
What do business leaders think?
14 March 2014, 01:21 AM
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Businesses want what gives them the most profit, which means cheap labour, which means mass immigration