| EU referendum 11:27 - May 26 with 5412 views | burnsieespana |
Don't want to know your views but only, is it your plan to vote on the 23rd of June? |  | | |  |
| EU referendum on 23:29 - Jul 2 with 633 views | mfb_cufc |
So after being in the EU for 43 years, all our manufacturing has disappeared. That was a great success then.
The bankers in 2008 caused more damage to this country than coming out of the EU ever could. [Post edited 2 Jul 2016 23:56]
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| EU referendum on 07:08 - Jul 3 with 616 views | jonestones |
| EU referendum on 23:29 - Jul 2 by mfb_cufc |
So after being in the EU for 43 years, all our manufacturing has disappeared. That was a great success then.
The bankers in 2008 caused more damage to this country than coming out of the EU ever could. [Post edited 2 Jul 2016 23:56]
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So to teach those 'nasty' bankers a lesson, we are going to destroy the UK's financial sector? |  | | |
| EU referendum on 19:49 - Jul 3 with 591 views | burnsieespana |
Vodafone and Easyjet looking at moving HQ's to the EU will cost jobs and the taxes will not go to our exchequer! | | | |
| EU referendum on 15:43 - Jul 5 with 550 views | Leadbelly |
http://news.costar.co.uk//en/assets/news/2016/July/Aviva-suspends-trading-in-18b
Commercial property values had been forecast to continue to rise slowly this year through to mid 2017 before reaching a plateau. Already the evidence is clear that investors are looking to take their money out of UK property, Standard Life yesterday and Aviva today having to suspend trading in their property funds.
More evidence of what "taking back our country" really means perhaps? At least nobody voting Leave will have a pension scheme that invests in UK property, even though this is a very common situation. Or perhaps they simply factored in the damage they would do to their own finances and thought it a price worth paying? |  |
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| EU referendum on 21:55 - Jul 5 with 527 views | durham_exile |
| EU referendum on 15:43 - Jul 5 by Leadbelly |
http://news.costar.co.uk//en/assets/news/2016/July/Aviva-suspends-trading-in-18b
Commercial property values had been forecast to continue to rise slowly this year through to mid 2017 before reaching a plateau. Already the evidence is clear that investors are looking to take their money out of UK property, Standard Life yesterday and Aviva today having to suspend trading in their property funds.
More evidence of what "taking back our country" really means perhaps? At least nobody voting Leave will have a pension scheme that invests in UK property, even though this is a very common situation. Or perhaps they simply factored in the damage they would do to their own finances and thought it a price worth paying? |
Scumbag Farage has wasted no time in resigning from the UKIP leadership, but strangely is happy to carry on as an MEP.
As Mrs Merton would have asked "what was it about the huge MEP salary and massive perks that attracted you to the lure of the European Parliament?
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