The EU Referendum

[rigsby]

Oh look, criticism from three people who habitually like to pull anything I post to pieces.
Bothered? Nope.

Don't you worry about them OBL you are quite right in what you said. There are plenty of estates in Tower Hamlets that are over 90% non white. I worked there for years and lived in East Ham.

When we were chased off of the Ocean estate in Stepney Green by a mob around 100 Bengalis with knives. The police or the Fire brigade senior management refused to investigate and not one self appointed 'community leader' ever come forward. It suites left wing public sector ladder climbers to ignore such events.

Which is of course why we have over 1400 victims of rape and grooming in the Town of Rotherham alone.

 

[Pubey]

Don't you worry about them OBL you are quite right in what you said. There are plenty of estates in Tower Hamlets that are over 90% non white. I worked there for years and lived in Eats Ham.

When we were chased off of the Ocean estate in Stepney Green by a mob around 100 Bengalis with knives. The police or the Fire brigade senior management refused to investigate and not one self appointed 'community leader' ever come forward. It suites left wing public sector ladder climbers to ignore such events.

Which is of course why we have over 1400 victims of rape and grooming in the Town of Rotherham alone.

That wasn't the fact that OBL said to her daughter and was called up about.

[barna] I was born and bred in Tower Hamlets, my Dad currently works in East London in the NHS. Sure there are plenty of areas and estates where there aren't many white people about, but they are there. As is often the case, you see what you want to see.
[/barna]

[fact]
Rotherham is over 90% white British.[1]
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[1] http://www.rotherham.gov.uk/jsna/info/23/people/54/ethnicity_and_cultural_identity

 

[MK Shrimper]

Don't you worry about them OBL you are quite right in what you said. There are plenty of estates in Tower Hamlets that are over 90% non white. I worked there for years and lived in East Ham.

When we were chased off of the Ocean estate in Stepney Green by a mob around 100 Bengalis with knives. The police or the Fire brigade senior management refused to investigate and not one self appointed 'community leader' ever come forward. It suites left wing public sector ladder climbers to ignore such events.

Which is of course why we have over 1400 victims of rape and grooming in the Town of Rotherham alone.

Has Europe expanded to India now? Wow, just wow. #nothingtodowithEurope

 

[rigsby]

That wasn't the fact that OBL said to her daughter and was called up about.

[barna] I was born and bred in Tower Hamlets, my Dad currently works in East London in the NHS. Sure there are plenty of areas and estates where there aren't many white people about, but they are there. As is often the case, you see what you want to see.
[/barna]

[fact]
Rotherham is over 90% white British.[1]
[/fact]

Should have been really easy to identify the grooming gangs then. Like I say for the sake of promotion, in some peoples eyes, its easer to ignore the 'white trash'.

With female doctors reporting the wide spread systematic rape of under age girls up to 10 years before anyone done anything about it, we should be having a public enquiry.

 

[Napster]

That wasn't the fact that OBL said to her daughter and was called up about.

[barna] I was born and bred in Tower Hamlets, my Dad currently works in East London in the NHS. Sure there are plenty of areas and estates where there aren't many white people about, but they are there. As is often the case, you see what you want to see.
[/barna]

[fact]
Rotherham is over 90% white British.[1]
[/fact]

Should have been really easy to identify the grooming gangs then. Like I say for the sake of promotion, in some peoples eyes, its easer to ignore the 'white trash'.

With female doctors reporting the wide spread systematic rape of under age girls up to 10 years before anyone done anything about it, we should be having a public enquiry.

You mean like this?

http://www.rotherham.gov.uk/downloads/file/1407/independent_inquiry_cse_in_rotherham

 

[Napster]

Just found this about the fishing industry. Of course, I googled it, and I haven't got any fishermen friends. But it's another viewpoint from a former fishing Minister

http://fishingnews.co.uk/2016/05/fisheries-facts-not-fantasy/

 

[rigsby]

Just found this about the fishing industry. Of course, I googled it, and I haven't got any fishermen friends. But it's another viewpoint from a former fishing Minister

http://fishingnews.co.uk/2016/05/fisheries-facts-not-fantasy/

I recommend you find a decent sweet shop. There very handy on those long away trips

 

[Bielzibubz]

The only reason Beckham has come out in favor of staying 'in' is it's easier for him to spell that 'out'

When will you lot learn. Nothing, not Beckham, nor Branson (who incidentally has just been awarded a contract to run a NHS hospital......sweetner anyone) not Osbourns or Camermorons dire warnings of imminent financial ruin and a global meltdown will alter my views, and I dare say that goes for the vast majority of Brexiters on here. Quit the post whore point scoring. it's boring now :hilarious:

 

[MK Shrimper]

The only reason Beckham has come out in favor of staying 'in' is it's easier for him to spell that 'out'

When will you lot learn. Nothing, not Beckham, nor Branson (who incidentally has just been awarded a contract to run a NHS hospital......sweetner anyone) not Osbourns or Camermorons dire warnings of imminent financial ruin and a global meltdown will alter my views, and I dare say that goes for the vast majority of Brexiters on here. Quit the post whore point scoring. it's boring now :hilarious:

Back at you. None of the bilge I see on FB and on here will change my IN vote either, from the insane threats of Sharia Law and Britain becoming a Muslim state. Roll on Friday morning and all this is put to bed and life can carry on.

 

[Gt Yarmouth Shrimper]

The only reason Beckham has come out in favor of staying 'in' is it's easier for him to spell that 'out'

When will you lot learn. Nothing, not Beckham, nor Branson (who incidentally has just been awarded a contract to run a NHS hospital......sweetner anyone) not Osbourns or Camermorons dire warnings of imminent financial ruin and a global meltdown will alter my views, and I dare say that goes for the vast majority of Brexiters on here. Quit the post whore point scoring. it's boring now :hilarious:

From 'Mr Patronizing' himself. Oh, the irony.

 

[Uncle Leo]

The only reason Beckham has come out in favor of staying 'in' is it's easier for him to spell that 'out'

Plays the man rather than the ball but uses 'that' rather than 'than'.

:thumbsup:

 

[londonblue]

Just found this about the fishing industry. Of course, I googled it, and I haven't got any fishermen friends. But it's another viewpoint from a former fishing Minister

http://fishingnews.co.uk/2016/05/fisheries-facts-not-fantasy/

Go and buy some, they're brilliant.

 

[EastStandBlue]

Oh look, criticism from three people who habitually like to pull anything I post to pieces. Bothered? Nope.

 

[londonblue]

Back at you. None of the bilge I see on FB and on here will change my IN vote either, from the insane threats of Sharia Law and Britain becoming a Muslim state. Roll on Friday morning and all this is put to bed and life can carry on.

Out of interest, is there anyone on here that has changed their view since voting on this thread?

 

[Napster]

Out of interest, is there anyone on here that has changed their view since voting on this thread?

Yes. I've gone from leave to remain.

 

[callan]

Like many on SZ regardless, of which we way we vote, the decision we make will based on how much actual difference we perceive either being in or out will make to our own personal and family lives, jobs, finances, etc.

Both sides of the debate have have become ever more hysterical the closer we come to actually voting, and I have been incredulous at times with the way each has tried to scare voters over the economy and immigration.

There appears to be an ever growing anger on both sides, that the other cannot see or understand what they are saying.

One thing I am sure of is whatever the outcome on Friday the nation we live in should have no room for hate, division or fear....regardless of being EU in or out.

 

[londonblue]

Like many on SZ regardless, of which we way we vote, the decision we make will based on how much actual difference we perceive either being in or out will make to our own personal and family lives, jobs, finances, etc.

Both sides of the debate have have become ever more hysterical the closer we come to actually voting, and I have been incredulous at times with the way each has tried to scare voters over the economy and immigration.

There appears to be an ever growing anger on both sides, that the other cannot see or understand what they are saying.

One thing I am sure of is whatever the outcome on Friday the nation we live in should have no room for hate, division or fear....regardless of being EU in or out.

Which is why you should watch that video from Professor Michael Dougan. He is for Remain, but makes some interesting points about the way both sides of the campaign have behaved.

He also completely debunks my view that there is no real information out there, and that the vote comes down to gut feeling.

 

[callan]

Which is why you should watch that video from Professor Michael Dougan. He is for Remain, but makes some interesting points about the way both sides of the campaign have behaved.

He also completely debunks my view that there is no real information out there, and that the vote comes down to gut feeling.

Will watch this evening LB , I don't think the problem has been lack of information, but the way our media and political classes have presented it.

 

[londonblue]

Will watch this evening LB , I don't think the problem has been lack of information, but the way our media and political classes have presented it.

Possibly. Either way, this guy is a professor who has studied EU Law, and advised the media and the Government on it in the past and during this referendum. The guy knows his stuff, and totally debunks a whole load of "theories", including mine I might add.

 

[callan]

Possibly. Either way, this guy is a professor who has studied EU Law, and advised the media and the Government on it in the past and during this referendum. The guy knows his stuff, and totally debunks a whole load of "theories", including mine I might add.

Out of interest which ones of yours did he debunk?