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Quote: Sheldon "When I read threats like that I Hope May just says “love it, we’re remaining.”

The status quo, ffs.

You’ve been lied to.'"

Have I? How? eusa_think.gif

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Quote: Cronus "Have I? How?
We were all lied to, which has to include you.
You may not have been taken it, by said lies, but, you were lied to icon_eek.gif

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Quote: wrencat1873 "We were all lied to, which has to include you.
You may not have been taken it, by said lies, but, you were lied to
We were presented with some possibilities on both sides of the argument it was up to you what you believed i.e. it would be either economic catastrophy and immediate tax rises from the remain or money into the NHS from the leave.

Neither side came out of the debate smelling of roses

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Quote: wrencat1873 "We were all lied to, which has to include you.
You may not have been taken it, by said lies, but, you were lied to What Sal Paradise said.

Yes, there were lies and exaggerations from both sides in the referendum, from "it'll be the easiest negotiation ever" to "massive economic collapse/tax rises if we vote leave". But this is fairly normal stuff for any campaign. Does anyone take campaign promises (and indeed manifestos) at face value? Is anyone really so naive?

And does anyone really think a '£350M to the NHS' slogan won the referendum? Did it hell. These things only matter if they swing votes, which I seriously doubt they did to any significant degree. Of course there's a degree of influence, but the same applies for both sides. I dare say Project Fear was more influential; the never-ending promises of economic armageddon if we voted leave, stoking fear of the unknown.

While political campaigns have a degree of influence, people vote on personal experience. 17M were unhappy enough with what's been happening around them to vote for something to either try and put it to an end, or to send a clear fck you to the powers that be. If you live in an area that hasn't really been affected by rapid mass immigration, for example, you can't possibly appreciate the impact in other areas.

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Quote: Sal Paradise "

Personally I think the EU will come to the party and they will make sufficient concessions to the back stop to get the deal through.'"


The thing is, if they’re negotiating even indirectly, with the ERG, they must know that nothing will ever be good enough - so why give up anything? It’ll never be enough, there’ll always be calls for more. Those Tory goons [iwant[/i to be betrayed, because then they can keep on complaining and blaming everybody else.

Why May thinks clarifications around the technicalities of the backstop will swing any meaningful number behind her deal is beyond me. So I assume she is hoping that people will reflect over Christmas, and feel the pressure as the clock ticks down.

From an EU perspective, it always had to a bit of an icky deal for the UK - pour encourager les autres. But it’s doesn’t seem very punitive, just a bit... ‘yeah, with hindsight’. But what’s done is done.

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Quote: Cronus "What Sal Paradise said.

Yes, there were lies and exaggerations from both sides in the referendum, from "it'll be the easiest negotiation ever" to "massive economic collapse/tax rises if we vote leave". But this is fairly normal stuff for any campaign. Does anyone take campaign promises (and indeed manifestos) at face value? Is anyone really so naive?

And does anyone really think a '£350M to the NHS' slogan won the referendum? Did it hell. These things only matter if they swing votes, which I seriously doubt they did to any significant degree. Of course there's a degree of influence, but the same applies for both sides. I dare say Project Fear was more influential; the never-ending promises of economic armageddon if we voted leave, stoking fear of the unknown.

While political campaigns have a degree of influence, people vote on personal experience. 17M were unhappy enough with what's been happening around them to vote for something to either try and put it to an end, or to send a clear fck you to the powers that be. If you live in an area that hasn't really been affected by rapid mass immigration, for example, you can't possibly appreciate the impact in other areas.'"



Having Cameron and Osborne as the face of "remain" was a huge blunder.
They had been squeezing the life out of some of the poorer members of society and it became an "easy" decision to vote against them. I agree that there was a massive two finger gesture in their direction.


Having said that, you mention "stoking fear of the unknown" and we're certainly getting plenty of "unknown" and this is before the start of any trade deal.

Ironically, the UK looks like it will be doing exactly as the EU want as our ability to negotiate is utterly impotent and we need someone with "balls" to get stuck in (as far as an intransigent EU will allow).

Mrs May is becoming a total laughing stock both at home and abroad.

She's like a very poor mans Thatcher (trying to say the right things but, totally hapless in obtaining them.

On a side note, you have to commend Junkers knowledge of the English languiage in using the word " nebulous", a word not often used by many people.

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Quote: Cronus "What Sal Paradise said.

Yes, there were lies and exaggerations from both sides in the referendum, from "it'll be the easiest negotiation ever" to "massive economic collapse/tax rises if we vote leave". But this is fairly normal stuff for any campaign. Does anyone take campaign promises (and indeed manifestos) at face value? Is anyone really so naive?

And does anyone really think a '£350M to the NHS' slogan won the referendum? Did it hell. These things only matter if they swing votes, which I seriously doubt they did to any significant degree. Of course there's a degree of influence, but the same applies for both sides. I dare say Project Fear was more influential; the never-ending promises of economic armageddon if we voted leave, stoking fear of the unknown.

While political campaigns have a degree of influence, people vote on personal experience. 17M were unhappy enough with what's been happening around them to vote for something to either try and put it to an end, or to send a clear fck you to the powers that be. If you live in an area that hasn't really been affected by rapid mass immigration, for example, you can't possibly appreciate the impact in other areas.'"


Politicians lie and are self-serving because it works. Honest and selfless politicians typically don’t last long. Parliamentary natural selection, innit? And ultimately the electorate are the people applying the evolutionary pressures... along with donors, lobbyists, the media... but much of it is us.

The Leave campaign’s huge advantage, and Cameron’s great blunder, was that they were allowed to be simply against something. Attack being better than defence is one of the basic rules of rhetoric. The problem, as we saw on Johnson’s ashen face the morning after, is what to do if you win and you have to defend the new position.

It’s true that people were and are angry, and with no little justification imo. It’s sad and predictable that the only way they had to express that anger was in a way that was very unlikely to lead to any benefit to them. Sometimes it’s just a relief to be heard though, even if it is just a desperate, futile howl of rage - as a Hull KR fan, there were times when it is very easy to sympathise with that around the time of the Brexit campaign and vote!

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Meanwhile in the real world we have a trade imbalance with the Eu and a trade surplus with non EU countries. Especially with the USA. The last few months various politicians from our country have helped/colluded with the EU in order to prevent any kind of meaningful brexit. Even now Blair is trying to prevent our departure. Saw dodgy dossier Campbell being interviewed by Andrew Neil. Campbell wants a new vote because 600 thousand people marched in London the other week. Neil reminded him of the time a million people marched in London against the Iraq war. No response whatsoever. If the EU is so fantastic how come large swathes of France are struggling to make ends meet. Youth unemployment in the EU is higher than the UK and has been for a number of years. Just remind me how successful macron was after visiting mutti Merkel with his super ideas for the EU. The Italian banking crisis has yet to unfold, they owe billions to French and German banks. Greece has debts they can never repay. Whilst the east Europe countries receive money from the EU it’s doubtful they will ever be in a position to contribute to the EU. World trade with the EU is dropping year on year. If the Italian people mimic the French protests, as is likely the EU will have major problems. Looking on the bright side when Albania joins the EU we will have much enjoyment when the whole of that country floods into the EU. Won’t trouble Blair, Lineker, mandelson they will be unaffected by it. Heseltine is cocooned on his country estate. Whilst nick Clegg having destroyed the lib dem party and received his gong has piddled off to the to the USA for a million smackers a year. The hypocrisy of these people is staggering and yet they wonder why they lost the vote. Forgot to mention Yvette Cooper reminded of the time she displayed a refugee sign saying welcome to refugees. Still hasn’t taken any refugees in, surprising as she has 2 houses. Probably because she has a poor memory as a majority if her voters want to leave the EU. She is openly working to remain. Funny old world isn’t it ?

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Quote: Backwoodsman " Funny old world isn’t it ?'"


Hilarious. icon_biggrin.gif

I’m looking forward to blaming everything on Brexit in the future. Everything. Might even start referring to it as an ‘experiment’. The failed Brexit experiment... has a ring to it.

Now we’re on the cusp of it, can anybody make a positive case for it? Because i’ll admit it, compelling and positive is difficult. For the EU, I’d go with something like ‘international institutions are best able to deal with global challenges’, but we’re only something like a Marine Le Pen presidency away from that sounding pretty hollow.

What, realistically, are the expected benefits of Brexit now? In fairness to May’s deal, as I understand it, it gives the UK full control over immigration policy, which seemed to be a key selling point. What do folks think of her deal?

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Quote: Backwoodsman "Meanwhile in the real world we have a trade imbalance with the Eu and a trade surplus with non EU countries. Especially with the USA. The last few months various politicians from our country have helped/colluded with the EU in order to prevent any kind of meaningful brexit. Even now Blair is trying to prevent our departure. Saw dodgy dossier Campbell being interviewed by Andrew Neil. Campbell wants a new vote because 600 thousand people marched in London the other week. Neil reminded him of the time a million people marched in London against the Iraq war. No response whatsoever. If the EU is so fantastic how come large swathes of France are struggling to make ends meet. Youth unemployment in the EU is higher than the UK and has been for a number of years. Just remind me how successful macron was after visiting mutti Merkel with his super ideas for the EU. The Italian banking crisis has yet to unfold, they owe billions to French and German banks. Greece has debts they can never repay. Whilst the east Europe countries receive money from the EU it’s doubtful they will ever be in a position to contribute to the EU. World trade with the EU is dropping year on year. If the Italian people mimic the French protests, as is likely the EU will have major problems. Looking on the bright side when Albania joins the EU we will have much enjoyment when the whole of that country floods into the EU. Won’t trouble Blair, Lineker, mandelson they will be unaffected by it. Heseltine is cocooned on his country estate. Whilst nick Clegg having destroyed the lib dem party and received his gong has piddled off to the to the USA for a million smackers a year. The hypocrisy of these people is staggering and yet they wonder why they lost the vote. Forgot to mention Yvette Cooper reminded of the time she displayed a refugee sign saying welcome to refugees. Still hasn’t taken any refugees in, surprising as she has 2 houses. Probably because she has a poor memory as a majority if her voters want to leave the EU. She is openly working to remain. Funny old world isn’t it ?'"


Hypocrisy ??

Start with Boris and see just where it takes you icon_lol.gif

Just as we will never know if life would have been better if we had reamined in the EU (assuming we leave), we will never know if life would have been better had we never joined the "club".
How about the top brass in the Tory Party, advocating "leave", whilst hastily moving their cash away from the UK, just in case it all turns to schmidt and yet they are still telling us that "things will be better when we are out". icon_surprised.gifops:

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Quote: wrencat1873 "Hypocrisy ??

Start with Boris and see just where it takes you Please provide factual information of so called top brass moving cash out of the UK.

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Quote: Mild Rover "Hilarious. I'd look at it another way. If we'd never joined and the EU invited us based on the current membership conditions, would we vote for it?

Would we hell. icon_smile.gif

Join us! You get to pay on £XX billions each year and receive considerably less back. You get to open your borders to millions living in disproportionately poorer nations (some made poorer by the Euro debacle) and you can't turn them away. Relax while your laws are set in Brussels by an unelected body. Your fisherman can take it easy as your fishing waters/rights are given away for nowt. No need to waste time on trade deals with anyone outside the EU as we won't let you. In fact, join our exclusive EU member Customs Unions which restricts those pesky forrinners are who are conveniently more geographically distant but dare have the audacity to try and trade with us. No need to ever try and leave...we'll make you vote again until we like the answer or make life so difficult it won't be worth it. Regulations? Love them? We can give you more regulations than you will EVER need. Own a company? Import your cheap labour aplenty and don't worry about expensive local workers. Are you a strawberry picker living in a poorer EU nation? Get this - the EU will let you move to a richer EU country while we make it tricky for a surgeon from India to move here!

And more to come. We are always keen to grow. New members are always welcome. And we want our club to bond...get rid of those inconvenient lines called borders and...sod it...let's eradicate the idea of a nation state completely. An EU anthem, president and (whisper it) army. Fun times indeed.

Don't worry yourself if a crisis hits...such as a war, or massive waves of illegal immigration...we don't get stressed, we go with the flow and relax until things just kind of sort themselves out. But don't think we're soft - if your economy collapses under the pressure of a centralised Euro, we can come up with devastating solutions to really put you in your place. We also have a great sense of humour: if you question our beliefs we'll laugh and belittle you.

And look, we know some of the great uneducated unwashed might not like all of this. We find the best solution is to take 2 fingers, stick them in our ears and sing Deutschlandlied until they go away.

Vive la EU icon_biggrin.gifRUNK:

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Quote: Cronus "I'd look at it another way. If we'd never joined and the EU invited us based on the current membership conditions, would we vote for it?
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Vive la EU
It’s an interesting question, from a historical perspective.

But you have to deal with the world as it is. As has been pointed out frequently in the media recently, Great Britain’s net financial contribution to Northern Ireland is bigger than the UK’s to the EU. Given that and the decades long ‘troubles’, maybe partition wasn’t such a good choice. Would we accept those bits of Ulster now, if they hadn’t been part of the union since the early 1920s? But on the other hand, would you advocate trying to give them back now?

The EU is very far from perfect. A lot of your points are valid. But it isn’t so dreadful that throwing off its shackles is going make life wonderful in post-Brexit Britain. Our problems are more deep seated than that. And the Brexit coalition is worryingly divided about what the future should look like.

If people think somebody like most-recent Brexit secretary to resign Dominic Raab is a friend to the British working man...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-19300051

On the other hand, I don’t think an orderly Brexit has to be catastrophic. It’ll retard growth a bit, we might dip into recession, but nothing anybody in middle age hasn’t seen at least a couple of times before. I do think just crashing out could be very bad though, and Duncan-Smith’s suggestion that we play chicken with the EU to secure a better deal was alarming to see this week. Most businesses don’t run with huge cash reserves, and a lot of jobs could be lost if the working processes are badly disrupted.
Quote: Cronus "I'd look at it another way. If we'd never joined and the EU invited us based on the current membership conditions, would we vote for it?
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Vive la EU
It’s an interesting question, from a historical perspective.

But you have to deal with the world as it is. As has been pointed out frequently in the media recently, Great Britain’s net financial contribution to Northern Ireland is bigger than the UK’s to the EU. Given that and the decades long ‘troubles’, maybe partition wasn’t such a good choice. Would we accept those bits of Ulster now, if they hadn’t been part of the union since the early 1920s? But on the other hand, would you advocate trying to give them back now?

The EU is very far from perfect. A lot of your points are valid. But it isn’t so dreadful that throwing off its shackles is going make life wonderful in post-Brexit Britain. Our problems are more deep seated than that. And the Brexit coalition is worryingly divided about what the future should look like.

If people think somebody like most-recent Brexit secretary to resign Dominic Raab is a friend to the British working man...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-19300051

On the other hand, I don’t think an orderly Brexit has to be catastrophic. It’ll retard growth a bit, we might dip into recession, but nothing anybody in middle age hasn’t seen at least a couple of times before. I do think just crashing out could be very bad though, and Duncan-Smith’s suggestion that we play chicken with the EU to secure a better deal was alarming to see this week. Most businesses don’t run with huge cash reserves, and a lot of jobs could be lost if the working processes are badly disrupted.


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Andrew Guinne this morning on the Marr show , basically just repeating Labours non committal manifesto rather than answering the questions asked , then Later Chuka Amouna showing why he will be the next Labour Prime Minister

Both parties split right down the middle

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Quote: Cronus "I'd look at it another way. If we'd never joined and the EU invited us based on the current membership conditions, would we vote for it?

Would we hell.
You really need to go to specsavers, your myopia is reaching exreme levels ??

Are you sure that all our laws are passed in the EU parliament ?
Even being a net contributor to the EU, are we worse off financially (plaes bear in mind the level of intertrading between multinationals currently spread accross the largest trading zone in the world).

Free movement, i agree with you. It was fine in the early years of the EU with most nations having "comparable" living standards. However, in trying to grow the "eurozone", we naow have member nations woth disparate living standards, making the larger, wealthier nations far more enticing and this issue still needs dealing with (whether or not the UK remain members).

The "devstating solutions" that you mention are also quite interesting.

Would these be budgets AGREED between member nations and the European Central Bank and those nations then being unable to comply or, have some new rules appeared ?

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CH 30 Wakefield22-13York
CH 30 Toulouse21-20Bradford
Sat 12th Oct
SL 30 Hull KR2-9Wigan
Sun 6th Oct
L1 26 Keighley6-20Hunslet
CH 29 Bradford25-12Featherstone
WSL2024 16 York V18-8St.HelensW
NRL 31 Melbourne6-14Penrith
This is an inplay table and live positions can change.
Mens Betfred Super League XXVIII ROUND : 1
 PLDFADIFFPTS
Wigan 29 768 338 430 48
Hull KR 29 731 344 387 44
Warrington 29 769 351 418 42
Leigh 29 580 442 138 33
Salford 28 556 561 -5 32
St.Helens 28 618 411 207 30
 
Catalans 27 475 427 48 30
Leeds 27 530 488 42 28
Huddersfield 27 468 658 -190 20
Castleford 27 425 735 -310 15
Hull FC 27 328 894 -566 6
LondonB 27 317 916 -599 6
This is an inplay table and live positions can change.
Betfred Championship 2024 ROUND : 1
 PLDFADIFFPTS
Wakefield 27 1032 275 757 52
Toulouse 26 765 388 377 37
Bradford 28 723 420 303 36
York 29 695 501 194 32
Widnes 27 561 502 59 29
Featherstone 27 634 525 109 28
 
Sheffield 26 626 526 100 28
Doncaster 26 498 619 -121 25
Halifax 26 509 650 -141 22
Batley 26 422 591 -169 22
Swinton 28 484 676 -192 20
Barrow 25 442 720 -278 19
Whitehaven 25 437 826 -389 18
Dewsbury 27 348 879 -531 4
Hunslet 1 6 10 -4 0
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