A Brexiters view

Thrugelmir

Generali wrote: »

Assuming Jo Cox was shot by a Neo Nazi I can't help but feel that this puts the Brexit campaign a long way back. People don't want to feel like they're aligned with a bunch of violent skinheads.

Better kick the Russians out of the UK then.

The rhetoric coming out of Moscow is concerning. Putin and his cronies had a field day. Seems as if a long standing dislike is still harboured.

StevieJ

mrginge wrote: »

Frankly I find your 'assumption' to be one of the most pathetic and opportunistic pieces of drivel ever constructed.

Looks like bookie odds on Brexit have started to drift since early yesterday?

Generali

mrginge wrote: »

Frankly I find your 'assumption' to be one of the most pathetic and opportunistic pieces of drivel ever constructed.

The shooter did seem to shout the name of a neo Nazi political party three times plus has links to neo-Nazi movements. It doesn't seem unreasonable to me to describe the shooter as a possible neo-Nazi.

CLAPTON

Generali wrote: »

The shooter did seem to shout the name of a neo Nazi political party three times plus has links to neo-Nazi movements. It doesn't seem unreasonable to me to describe the shooter as a possible neo-Nazi.

just so : and of course in a democracy we need to know the facts.

however why it should have such speedy and high profile on a discussion about brexit is a matter for reflection

StevieJ

StevieJ wrote: »

Looks like bookie odds on Brexit have started to drift since early yesterday?

Ladbrokes 14/06/16 leave 43% chance 5/4
Stay 57% chance 4/6

NOW Leave 34% chance 7/4
Stay 66% chance 4/9

This is the first reverse movement in the leave vote for quite a while, may start seeing this reflected in the polls?

Thrugelmir

StevieJ wrote: »

Ladbrokes 14/06/16 leave 43% chance 5/4
Stay 57% chance 4/6

NOW Leave 34% chance 7/4
Stay 66% chance 4/9

This is the first reverse movement in the leave vote for quite a while, may start seeing this reflected in the polls?

Unlike General Elections there's no historical data on which to produce a forecast. No one knows which way it will swing. Nor forget that bookmakers are trying to make money not forecast the result.

mrginge

Generali wrote: »

The shooter did seem to shout the name of a neo Nazi political party three times plus has links to neo-Nazi movements. It doesn't seem unreasonable to me to describe the shooter as a possible neo-Nazi.

perhaps you should have some respect and keep your desperate point-scoring to yourself for a few days.

System

The odds swinging doesn't surprise me. The more the leave campaign talk, the more the undecided are starting to notice the lies and racism and are prepared to get off their !!!! and vote.

If remain had simply gone silent 2 weeks ago I think they would have had a better chance.

I've been following this site lately, it does make me chuckle. Here's the top 12 Gove lies for example.
http://infacts.org/goves-dirty-dozen/

Generali

mrginge wrote: »

perhaps you should have some respect and keep your desperate point-scoring to yourself for a few days.

I'm not desperately trying to score points.

I am making a point that if a set of circumstances happened then there is a likely outcome. You don't like the implication of that outcome which is why you're mouthing off.

I have been perfectly respectful, all I have done is discuss the ramifications of events.

StevieJ

Thrugelmir wrote: »

Unlike General Elections there's no historical data on which to produce a forecast. No one knows which way it will swing. Nor forget that bookmakers are trying to make money not forecast the result.

I think I trust the bookies to get it right before the opinion polls. I agree they are trying to draw in mug punters from the Brexit camp, looks like they were very successful over the past couple of months.