Cable Forum - [Update] The UK votes to leave the EU

Aye that too.

Now here's 10 good reasons why you should vote Leave:

1. Freedom to make stronger trade deals with other nations.

2. Freedom to spend UK resources presently through EU membership in the UK to the advantage of our citizens.

3. Freedom to control our national borders.

4. Freedom to restore Britain’s special legal system.

5. Freedom to deregulate the EU’s costly mass of laws.

6. Freedom to make major savings for British consumers.

7. Freedom to improve the British economy and generate more jobs.

8. Freedom to regenerate Britain’s fisheries.

9. Freedom to save the NHS from EU threats to undermine it by harmonising healthcare across the EU, and to reduce welfare payments to non-UK EU citizens.

10. Freedom to restore British customs and traditions.

Mr K	05-05-2016 16:05

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I'm afraid the only freedom it would give Brian is for more right wing xenophobic swivel eyed loon Tories to give more tax cuts to the rich, and dispense with any protections the low paid workers have left. They have 4 more years in power whatever the result of this referendum. The last thing you'd get is freedom.

Damien

05-05-2016 16:14

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Originally Posted by Big Brian (Post 35835859)

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Osem	05-05-2016 16:43

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IMOH the EU isn't going to change for the better in the future so it's not just the status quo that we'll be voting to leave, we'll be avoiding yet more of what the EU decides is good for us.

Big Brian

05-05-2016 18:03

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35835862)

I think it depends on how the referendum goes and the scale of defeat if it's a Leave vote as to how long they have left in power. The problem there is who to put in their place as I think Labour are, despite what the top ones say, heading for a Leadership election.

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35835874)

IMOH the EU isn't going to change for the better in the future so it's not just the status quo that we'll be voting to leave, we'll be avoiding yet more of what the EU decides is good for us.

Couldn't agree more. As I said a vote to remain and we ask for what we'll get. Simple as that.

ianch99

05-05-2016 18:55

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35835864)

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2016/05/18.jpg

and look what happened to him! Not a great role model :)

Ramrod

05-05-2016 22:10

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35835815)

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From Gundam 00.

That's what 'they' are working towards.

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Oh, btw:http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016...an-parliament/

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Luke Flanagan MEP, an Irish independent, took the video last week as he tried to lift the lid on what he jokingly refers to as “democratic oversight”.

The video begins with Mr. Flanagan making his way to the reading room before being told to surrender any electronic devices and enter the room “quickly” with just a pencil and paper.

When it emerges that Mr. Flanagan has been copying the text of the documents in front of him, he is ejected from the room and told to contact the Chairman of the Committee on International Trade, Bernd Lange.

Mr. Lange’s staff tells Mr. Flanagan: “The fact that these confidential documents can be consulted in the premises of the European Parliament has been a great achievement for this institution and has enabled us MEPs to better exert our role of parliamentary scrutiny of these negotiations”.

But Mr. Flanagan assets that there is no scrutiny, as MEPs as elected representatives of the people have no say in the documents or negotiations, but are simply allowed to read the details that have already been agreed upon by European Union and United States negotiators.

“The texts I’m going to view, they have already been decided on,” he says, adding: “It’s important to point out that all I do is get a chance to read them”.

We are being stitched up on TTIP.....

papa smurf

06-05-2016 07:12

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They are better off without it’ Donald Trump calls on Britain to DITCH the 'horrible' EU

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...ssels-migrants

Hugh	06-05-2016 08:20

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Well, that would sway me to vote in... :D

Big Brian

06-05-2016 09:01

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35835950)

They are better off without it’ Donald Trump calls on Britain to DITCH the 'horrible' EU

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...ssels-migrants

So there is sense in that 'brain' of his?

Mr K	06-05-2016 09:06

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Originally Posted by Big Brian (Post 35835960)

So there is sense in that 'brain' of his?

Well. obviously not. If Trump's in favour of Brexit, that will make many think again....

Big Brian

06-05-2016 09:23

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35835961)

Well. obviously not. If Trump's in favour of Brexit, that will make many think again....

It hasn't made me think again.

Big Brian

06-05-2016 13:44

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Anyhoo Wha takes any notice of what Trump says. If, and God forbid, he's the next President of the USA and he thinks we should ditch the EU, at least we'll get great trade deals.

Mr K	06-05-2016 13:54

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Originally Posted by Big Brian (Post 35836031)

Anyhoo Wha takes any notice of what Trump says. If, and God forbid, he's the next President of the USA and he thinks we should ditch the EU, at least we'll get great trade deals.

All we'll get is nuclear armageddon Brian, at which point EU membership will be academic.

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