If we vote for Brexit what happens

wymondham

DividedNation wrote: »

Would not put much weight on online polls.

But anyhow brexit will change nothing - business as usual,

If Brexit won't change anything, why is DC fighting tooth and nail to stay in? He's even drafted in posh and becks!

wymondham

dosh wrote: »

Significant numbers vote for Brexit in ‘unofficial’ online polls:

Poll Station UK

Leave - 81%

Remain - 16%

Undecided - 3%

Total Votes: 141,842

http://www.pollstation.uk/eu-referendum/poll/

The Express

Leave – 87%

Remain – 10%

Undecided – 3%

Total Votes: 192,860

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/648583/Map-people-vote-EU-poll-bad-Cameron-project-fear-European-Union-Brussels

The Telegraph

Leave – 71%

Remain – 29%

Total Votes: 601,000

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/20/eu-referendum-poll-tracker-and-odds1/

Dajà vu?

EC Referendum 1975 - Labour's Peter Shore on Project Fear

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1j-Gb8Pk2Pk

I'm a Brexit fan and I recons these figures are waaay out! (nice though!)

Spidernick

BobQ wrote: »

Totally disingenuous. These are not scientific polls, they are self selecting counts.

That's almost the word I would use!

Generali

dosh wrote: »

Significant numbers vote for Brexit in ‘unofficial’ online polls:

Poll Station UK

Leave - 81%

Remain - 16%

Undecided - 3%

Total Votes: 141,842

http://www.pollstation.uk/eu-referendum/poll/

The Express

Leave – 87%

Remain – 10%

Undecided – 3%

Total Votes: 192,860

http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/648583/Map-people-vote-EU-poll-bad-Cameron-project-fear-European-Union-Brussels

The Telegraph

Leave – 71%

Remain – 29%

Total Votes: 601,000

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/20/eu-referendum-poll-tracker-and-odds1/

Dajà vu?

EC Referendum 1975 - Labour's Peter Shore on Project Fear

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1j-Gb8Pk2Pk

Those aren't polls.

Generali

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tincans6

Sapphire wrote: »

Depends on the source you use, doesn't it? Pretty much anything can be 'debunked', with facts, statistics ad nauseum being provided.

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This is so depressing.

Everyone has opinions, but facts are either right or wrong. It's a binary option.

There will be a recession if we leave is not a fact, its an opinion. Could be right could be wrong.

There was a recession in 2008, is a fact

It's a made up quote by an internet loony with an agenda.

You seem to be showing willful ignorance and what's even worse people seem to be reveling in ignorance, rubbishing experts, ignoring facts.

tincans6

TrickyTree83 wrote: »

No, but he did say at the US National Press Club in 1952 that there should be a European army (http://aei.pitt.edu/14364/1/S4.pdf) , the Pleven plan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleven_plan

Make of that what you will.

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So after 2 World Wars within the previous 40 years, someone said that a European army would be a good idea rather than a separate French and German one.

And you find this controversial ?

Moby

tincans6 wrote: »

So after 2 World Wars within the previous 40 years, someone said that a European army would be a good idea rather than a separate French and German one.

And you find this controversial ?

I haven't heard any explanation as to what the problem with a European Army is? I think it sounds a good idea....especially with Putin around. It won't supplant NATO necessarily but with Trump noising off about NATO being defunct....I think we should look at a European army perhaps shouldering more responsibility in Eastern Europe and NATO being more relevant in the Atlantic and Arctic?

CLAPTON

tincans6 wrote: »

So after 2 World Wars within the previous 40 years, someone said that a European army would be a good idea rather than a separate French and German one.

And you find this controversial ?

whether is it a good thing is, of course a matter of opinion

whether it is controversial is, of course a matter of fact

Mistermeaner

Clapton will you leave the UK if we vote to remain?