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el oh el
bottom of the barrel scraping by Remain
Fuck Cameron, the day of the rope will come for him soon.
What's the status on the Brexit anyway ? Are you really gonna pull it off ?
Who have picture with the citation of Cameron when he say "it's necessary for UK to have one day a muslim PM" ?
Depends on the poll. Some have Remain 12 points ahead, others Remain are 4 ahead. The new YouGov poll has it tied 41 - 41 with the rest undecided.
I live in Gloucestershire and I haven't met one person voting to Remain but I think it will vary by region. London and Scotland will probably keep us in being the cuck scum that they are.
>damage creative industry
"celebrities" are saying anything to get noticed
Plus have projects that are EU funded.
Its literally neck and neck at the moment
Polls are all over the place, some day Remain and some Leave. I have a feeling we are going to get cucked by London though.
Boris v Dave: The Battle For Europe is on Channel 4 at 9pm tonight
Kill all redcoats
To be fair, they base that on spending like £50 a week on clothing.
I mean, who the fuck spends that much per week on clothing?
>BoE aims for 2% inflation every year
>OMG BREXIT WILL MEAN 2.3% INFLATION EVERY YEAR!!!
London probably will SW bro. The SE shames the rest of the south unfortunately.
Don't forget to be a good EU citizen and pay your EU tax to fund rapefugees while they impregnate your daughter
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>The SE shames the rest of the south unfortunately.
The south shames the south. None of it is good.
t. midlander
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Midlands better than SW? KEK
The Midlands feels like fucking Pakistan.
That's the shit-tier West Midlands and Leicester.
Living in the glorious East Mids countryside is more comfy than SW, you fucking farmer cunt.
>Living in the glorious East Mids countryside
Who you calling Farmer?
Not sure why I capitalised farmer...
Come to Somerset and say that cunt. At least Herefordshire has cider so they are forgiven, what the fuck is the point of the East Midlands apart from lebensraum for Poles?
It will be another Austria
>Conquered the entire world by force, for God, King, and Country
>Has to beg it's citizens to leave a conglomerate of many other nations so that they can make their own national decisions and it will most likely fail
JUST
oh look who it is
Even if BREXIT wins we're still cucked.
>By Holy command of Prince Sadiq I demand all Londoners to go to the poles and vote STAY, ALLAHU ACKBAR
One small step at a time lad.
Do you want to be told what to do by people you have never heard of who live in elegant political palaces overseas who make it very hard to say no to? And they get all of your money as well. Let that part sink ink.
Or do you want to do what you want by telling a local politician 'NO'? And then they have to do act on that?
> Which do you prefer?
Can we kill EU already?
Just bail out so we can too.
We'll leave, then domino effect will kill it for good.
You can't rush this level of patriotism, it has to be a slow, steady process
>moderate neocons
>psychotic government
El oh el
Traitors to crown and country, maybe. Men with no morals or principles, of course. But psychotic? Why do lefties think we live in a world with good-evil dichotomy where left = good
right = evil?
dunno haven't been on Sup Forums for some time but I highly doubt it, with politicians going "muh economic" "muh wealth", "we're all gonna get poor", people, especially the ones undecided, will keep status quo when it's time to vote.
t. Seen enough voting going that way.
I'm still pro brexit, even if it's just for the butthurt it will cause.
>can't leave
that the thing with politics and negotiation at this level.
there is no "big brother" government enforcing this.
Britain could just say "nope. that's it now." and what would Europe do?
Germany wouldn't lift a finger (or they'd shoot themselves in the foot become neo-nazis)
Most of Europe has no army; and half of France is on our side.
And some dumb fucker is going to say burgers.
East Midlander living in London here.
Travelling home, the differences are stark.
East Midlands - Leave signs everywhere
London - Nothing
I was in the City of London financial district today and saw somebody with a Vote Leave shirt.
Haven't seen anybody passionate about staying in. It's more "well... the economy... and trade... and stuff... uncertainity, y'know"
And leavers be like
"GET OUT GET OUT GET OUT REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE"
>be me
>be in scotland
>nobody seems to realise that scotland is part of the UK
fucking scots I swear
Why do Scots want to stay in the EU but want to leave the UK? It's like they want to leave one union for another..
Why is the flag upside down?
we're not raping them hard enough
Sheer ignorance and a love of Socialism.
>dat pic
kek
Haven't the SNP said that Brexit could give them cause for a second Scottish independence referendum? You'd think that would make a lot of them want it to happen.
Scotland don't have a leg to stand on. Oil price has dropped dramatically so that is their economic "plan" out the window (like we'd have let them have the North Sea oil anyway). Spain would veto them joining in the EU because Catalonia.
They would lose a referendum by an even bigger margin.
Daily reminder
Who votes Brexit:
- Edgelords from Sup Forums
- Neets (muh migrants took my job, what? no I don't want to apply at that company)
- Anarchists
Who votes against Brexit:
- Normal people
- Patriots
- Tax payers
- Educated people
- Democratic people
- Europeans
- Economic analysts and scientists
Well, it's pretty obvious. You can either prove what a special snowflake you are and vote out, or be someone who cares about the FUTURE of his country and vote STAY.
The majority knows what's good for UK, but do you?
>Democratic people
threadly reminder:
The Commission differs from the other institutions in that it alone has legislative initiative in the EU. Only the Commission can make formal proposals for legislation: they cannot originate in the legislative branches. Under the Treaty of Lisbon, no legislative act is allowed in the field of the Common Foreign and Security Policy. In the other fields the Council and Parliament are able to request legislation; in most cases the Commission initiates the basis of these proposals. This monopoly is designed to ensure coordinated and coherent drafting of EU law.
proof commission has supreme legislative power in the eu
source:web.archive.org
The Commission is composed of a college of "Commissioners" of 28 members, including the President and vice-presidents. Even though each member is appointed by a national government, one per state, they do not represent their state in the Commission.
proof the commission is not elected as they do not represent the state from which they originate ie. the government/people who elected/chose them
source:bbc.co.uk
democracy-government by the people; a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system.
source:dictionary.com
from this we know conclusively that the eu is undemocratic as SUPREME legislative power lies with an unelected body, directly contradictory to the definition of democracy
Anyone seen in London even daring to "think" about voting leave will get beheaded.
So they have to keep quiet until voting day.
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I got the train from Nottingham to Lincoln a couple of weeks back, and it passes through a fair few of the smaller towns along the way. There were "Vote Leave" stickers in almost every front door window along the way, or so it seemed.
I was in the lakes last week, few big vote leave signs
>Poll card arrived today
I'm ready lads.
i make a point to wear my brexit pin badge everytime i go into town
Threadly reminder
- Commission proposes law
- Parliament (democratically elected by the people) VOTES on the law (Yes or No)
- If No, the law is sent back to the commission and they HAVE to ADAPT it
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>Commission proposes law
that's the bit that is undemocratic
>If No, the law is sent back to the commission and they HAVE to ADAPT it
not as per the treaty of lisbon
>tfw Shy Eurosceptic effect
>Remainers can't get to polling stations because one of their kids has poured scalding hot Tesco Value Spaghetti Hoops over themselves
>decisive Leave vote
>MFW
Was it any good?
>The media is going ALL out against BREXIT recently
Did anyone see the newsnight last night? kek...
>Tfw we will stay in the EU
How the fuck are we going to cope lads? Planning to get black out drunk, hopefully I won't wake up.
oh look who it is
here's your (You), what's the going rate per post these days?
Leave is at 4/1, just put two hundred on it. Gonna keep adding bets up until the ref. You guys are going to make me a lot of money. I'll need it for the oncoming bit of recession we're going to get.
What happened on Newsnight?
In London my experience has been that the vast majority of people want to leave. The only person whos said they will vote remain was a random drunk man in Islington. I'm genuinely surprised the polls support for remain is so high.
Not that guy, but it's repeated on catch-up in 2 hours.
Yes because the commission is working for the parliament. They can not propose a law again and again. If the parliament doesn't like it they have to adapt it.
Don't worry I'm redpilling people for free
More than likely the silent Tory effect. People will say what they think is accepted in public rather than what they feel, until it comes time for voting day.
Fuck sakes I'm still seeing posts from that Swiss cunt, I filtered him yet I still see the cunts posts.
Should have gone with William Hill lad, 9/2 odds.
If it comes through, I'll have paid off my bunting expenses.
Reminder:
>They can not propose a law again and again. If the parliament doesn't like it they have to adapt it.
again a blatant lie:
>However, the Council and Parliament may request the Commission to draft legislation, though the Commission does have the power to refuse to do so.
source: Peterson, John and Michael Shackelton (2006) "Institutions of European Union" p152.
i would love to see a source for all your "information"
Why do you care so much? Is it because you know the EU can't survive without Great Britain?
What the fuck is your occupation Spartan?
>Wasting money
But why?
Paxo made the show what it is.
The man made politicians shit themselves at the idea of being interrogated by him. Now its been declawed and worthless as your usual lighthearted investigative prod by the BBC.
god save the reptile queen
Safeguarding against what will happen to the country if we leave.
So if you voted in the recent election you're registered for the referendum right? Someone mentioned they'd got their polling card already and I'm a little worried.
>So if you voted in the recent election you're registered for the referendum right?
Yes.
I got mine a week ago, I'm sure you can check online, you have till the 7th to register if your not
Reminder there are paid shills among us.
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What happened to the Free Press??
Where are the Checks and Balances in Britain?
Do British People still see themselves as an Empire, or as hidden leader of USA Military Republic as Soft Empire?
Are there no Boundaries for Corporations, Crony Capitalism, Corporatism, Duopoly, Inverted Totalitarianism, and War Mongering for Hegemony, Trade, World Reserve Currency, and Resources... for the British People/Voters?
If you are interested about the law making process, please see here:
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I don't want UK to become a second South Africa because they wanted to be """free of opressors""".
If you just think about it for a moment, you will realize it's very bad for the future of the UK.
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Feels good that my family actually encouraged me to vote even though I am already, at least some people I know actually care.
Because leftists are usually self-centred posers who only care about social inequality when it makes themselves looks good because "oh look at me, helping the less fortunate, everyone tell me what a good person I am". This leads them to associate their commie ideas of charity with being a good person, and then obviously anyone who disagrees is evil because they're the good guy.
that feel when texting Nigel about any coming Brexit events in Lancashire
Also that feel when using scripts to block any Swiss posts
Which thread are we using m8s
>Do British People still see themselves as an Empire
TOP
FUCKING
KEK
Of course not. We don't care about what happens outside of our own borders. Hell we don't care what happens within them either.
This one obviously
At least your country has Referendums!
Not in USA.
Statists, their employees, and the Establishment want to stay in the EU since they have careers dependent and wealth dependent on the Agenda and the Empire like creation of rule by private industry.
Based orangehead
>he unironically equates niggers kicking whites out of south africa with the uk leaving the eu
the difference is that the whites were the ones holding up south africa. we're just taking back whats outs
Where is Based Nigel doing his LADBus tour?
>patriots are in favour of foreign rule
Huh?
>If you are interested about the law making process, please see here:
>europarl.europa.eu
first step and it is already misleading. only the commission has power to propose legislature on it's own, all other institutions require cooperation from the commission to propose legislation.
try again
he's in Bolton right now
I work for JLR.
I'd say the vast majority of people at all levels here are pro-brexit. The company is remaining mostly neutral though, for political reasons.