Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

(27-06-2016 13:05 )admiral decker Wrote:  The EU doesn't have to vote. After article 50 is triggered the EU treaties will eventually expire as far as the UK is concerned whether the EU have taken any vote on the matter or not.

I think it's pretty obvious that the EU will have to have some form of vote, it's not just a case of the UK leaving home, it's what records they want to take with them.

(27-06-2016 00:06 )ShandyHand Wrote:  There you go. Single market; free movement of people unchanged. He's fairly unequivocal. Only interested in changing certain laws.

The Boris article has been ridiculed in Germany today.

Boris says the free market will be unchanged - this means that the UK's contribution to the EU will also be unchanged.

What happened to all the talk about sending the EU so much money? I thought the whole point of Brexit was to stop that.

(27-06-2016 12:52 )SecretAgent Wrote:  So Wackawoo I'll say my final point on this and then we can agree to disagree.

Let me tell you a bit about myself secretAgent, it might explain why people misunderstand what I write, I accept some, if not a lot, is my problem; more than likely it will be met with lies, lies, all is lies

When I was at university (yes i DO have science degree in biology and chemistry,) in the year 1996 I had a dyslexia test. This test was made up of two things, it was the dyslexia test, but also an IQ test, the IQ test was further split in to two, one called verbal reasoning and the other was governing reading and writing and so on. I obviously can't show a pic of the results since this is a personal medical document.

The results, wont suprise you in one part, but it may suprise you in another (I know it did me).

It was found that my overal IQ was 124, this in it's self is in the top 15% of the country But this is were it gets interesting, as said earlier, the IQ bit was split in two, verbal and the writen bit.

The writian bit was found to be 117, wereas this is quite average, with one thing or another it was found that I had the literacey of around a 14 year old (I was 27 at the time), this you will not be suprise to here

My verbal reasoning however was 131, this is actually in the top 2% of the country

The difference between the two means i am dyslexic (and an extra 15 mins in exams ), I have a few other things but I wont go into them.

What this means in practicle terms is I can understand and see things that a lot of other people miss or don't see BUT I cannot explain or express myself all that well (which is a bastard I can tell you). I also have an habit of not using the the absolute correct words all the time, but words that to me suit very well and 'I know what I mean' type of thing, an example recently has been my use of 'loophole'

I understand how you might be a bit confuzzled about what I mean, I have had to put up with it all my life and is the reason I don't get overly angry about people trying to make me out as stupid or argumentative (unless it's post after post), i know it's me not quite putting across very well what I mean, I apologise to you for the confusion.

In this instance for example a vote as just been won by people wanting out, the libs are wanting a to win with a manifesto on in, I don't think they will get more votes than those who voted out overall even if they did get into power - hence why I called it a vote against democracey.

The Sun's resident idiot Kelvin McKenzie has said in his column today that he feels remorse for voting Leave.

(27-06-2016 16:52 )mysterion Wrote:  What happened to all the talk about sending the EU so much money? I thought the whole point of Brexit was to stop that.

Yup, no way will he get power now, if he did and kept ALL the negative but only changed a few old laws he'd run the risk of getitng stabed in the street.

He's pretty much finnished now.

^ So if the people are changing their minds then George Osbourne at 25-1 is a good bet

And to think that on Friday I thought he was finished

(27-06-2016 16:59 )rob spartacus Wrote:  The Sun's resident idiot Kelvin McKenzie has said in his column today that he feels remorse for voting Leave.

I very much doubt he's capable of feeling remorse about anything!

yeah didnt feel it for hillsborugh victims he slandered for years

(27-06-2016 16:59 )rob spartacus Wrote:  The Sun's resident idiot Kelvin McKenzie has said in his column today that he feels remorse for voting Leave.

(27-06-2016 17:15 )HannahsPet Wrote:  yeah didnt feel it for hillsborugh victims he slandered for years

http://politicalscrapbook.net/2016/06/su...or-brexit/

Oh shit Oliver letwin is the numpty heading this new brexit unit the guy who got caught throwing govt papers in a park bin and sending racist memo's cant make it up !!!