[arista]

Originally Posted by wannashag

A lot of anti-Boris statements suddenly knocking around, It seems like the in crowd are pretty bitter to lose him.

But he will not get on any platforms or TV debates.

Which is Wise as he is a MP and Mayor

[arista]

Originally Posted by wannashag

I'd like to know what The Monarch and future Monarch's are leaning towards.

Split views
must never be leaked

[arista]

The PM and MP's keep using
this wrong term " Into the Darkness"

Thats Pathetic

[arista]

George Galloway
on the Daily Politics
got Very Angry with Jo - the weak presenter.

She wanted to debate the few that left the meeting
on that day he was on Farage's stage

He would not Debate himself at all.
Fair Play to him

[Jack_]

So glad I was randomly tuned in to that, hilarious TV

[bots]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..I don't think for me personally and my thoughts Joey, is that it's an act..I do think that 'the amiable buffoon' is a genuine part of who he is but it's more that I think other things/dimensions get over-looked because of that aspect of his character..and as we know, everyone I multi-dimensional in their personality...he wouldn't have achieved anything at all, had he only been a lovable/type buffoon...and he also seems to like to be controversial and 'go against' for attention...so my fear if he ever were to become PM, is that the whole country and all of his cabinet could be screaming NOOOO/etc...and he would go with YES/lights, camera, action.../because of his ego and controversial attention...

Pretty accurate summary of him from my perspective. I think he is very dangerous because of his happy/jolly/buffoon persona

[bots]

Originally Posted by wannashag

He wouldn't have been dangerous had he sided with the in crowd.

I'm not overly fussed if we are in or out ... its the first time I know my vote will count ... and I'm not really bothered on the result

For example, we were rather successful being in charge of our own destiny for centuries, so from that perspective, its not a leap into the dark.

On the other side of it, I don't think a Paris style attack is more likely because we are in rather than out of europe. That is a statement without foundation.

Another statement without foundation is that we are more at risk of terrorist attack out of Europe as stated by Cameron. The same intelligence will still be shared, that doesn't stop on EU exit

So the first few for/against arguments have been complete bollocks so far. It doesn't bode well for the rest of the campaign

[arista]

Yes The PM made his case

The Labour leader talking right now is like the Bernie Saunders show


Cameron Rules Out Second EU Referendum
Bloody Right we are not like the Irish
http://news.sky.com/story/1646538/ca...-eu-referendum

[arista]

Boris Mania 2 days back



He just spoke
Live in the House.
But The PM did not answer his question proper

[arista]

Feck me PM

We do not have to make a case of like Norway or Denmark
they are Nothing like the UK.
We are a nation that Europe wants to trade with (in or out of the fecker)


Also PM stop saying our Security
is at risk.
Utter Bollocks.

MI5 talks direct to France Security
about terrorists (in or out of the EU)

[joeysteele]

Actually for me, David Cameron is wiping the floor with those trying to pick holes in his deal in this debate.
Especially the response he gave to Nadine Dorries,great stuff.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Actually for me, David Cameron is wiping the floor with those trying to pick holes in his deal in this debate.
Especially the response he gave to Nadine Dorries,great stuff.

Of Course he knew the Questions
and Nadine should have checked with his office
to get the truth

[arista]

Also , PM , Everyone Voting
knows it is In or Out - One Time Only

We are not Ireland

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by Tom*

Drop me out

I'll arrange the plane - you kick it out the door

[arista]

Originally Posted by wannashag

Rees-Mogg going to town on Cameron

Yes he knows his stuff

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

I'm not overly fussed if we are in or out ... its the first time I know my vote will count ... and I'm not really bothered on the result

For example, we were rather successful being in charge of our own destiny for centuries, so from that perspective, its not a leap into the dark.

On the other side of it, I don't think a Paris style attack is more likely because we are in rather than out of europe. That is a statement without foundation.

Another statement without foundation is that we are more at risk of terrorist attack out of Europe as stated by Cameron. The same intelligence will still be shared, that doesn't stop on EU exit

So the first few for/against arguments have been complete bollocks so far. It doesn't bode well for the rest of the campaign

Well no change there - Cameron always talks bollocks and its usually on a loop

[arista]

Top Press Preview 10:30PM
on SkyNewsHD ,who unlike BBC news 15mins, do a full 25mins
Kevin Maguire (Daily Mirror Assoc . Editor)
and
Andrew Pierce (Daily Mail Assit . Editor)

[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by arista

Feck me PM

We do not have to make a case of like Norway or Denmark
they are Nothing like the UK.
We are a nation that Europe wants to trade with (in or out of the fecker)


Also PM stop saying our Security
is at risk.
Utter Bollocks.

MI5 talks direct to France Security
about terrorists (in or out of the EU)

This

[Northern Monkey]

"Tuck ya shirt in Boris"

For the first time i actually agreed with Corbyn when he refered to Camerons deal as "a theatrical sideshow".Cameron came back with nothing fundamental that would change anybodies position.

[DemolitionRed]

The problem is, there's no real information happening. All we are getting is, who's in and who's out which doesn't help the 'don't know-ers'.


Is the entire EU going to go belly up if we go through with this divorce?
Is Scotland going to have another referendum on leaving the UK? and what about Northern Ireland? what about Whales? Are we just going to end up a small corner shop on a spit of land? There is absolutely no doubt that trading is going to be tougher. Yes, we've done it before but that was back in 1945 when we had a lot more industry.

The question is, are we going to be worse off better off? nobody knows, not even the economists and so Brexit is an experiment that could work or not.

[Northern Monkey]

What do the Whales have to do with it?Are they subject to border controls?

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by arista

Also , PM , Everyone Voting
knows it is In or Out - One Time Only

We are not Ireland

Boris doesn't

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

What do the Whales have to do with it?Are they subject to border controls?

No but neither are Scotland...yet!

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Boris doesn't

He does know
its one time vote only.


Farage Live on Ch4HD News now

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Boris doesn't

He,Boris Johnson, really annoys me.
Okay I am no fan of David Cameron whatsoever for many reasons but over this whole issue, Johnson seems to me to have deliberately gone out of his way to cause problems and embarrass the PM.

His back and forth opinion as to how he may decide to go, his long drawn out saga of announcing same over the last week too,his not announcing anything when all the others did, waiting to do it on his own,to maximise his own publicity at the time he did it.

Discounting near all the PM said, as to what he has achieved in this deal and now he is mumbling on about getting a better deal because he thinks maybe saying no may bring an offer of one.

The man is an idiot, an absolute idiot in my view but sadly and unfortunately a very clever one.
However I really hope this backfires on him in two ways,1) the UK votes to stay in, and, 2) he doesn't get the Conservative leadership after David Cameron goes.