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If ever a (moving) picture was worth a thousand words ;)

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Personally l very much prefer the 1958 version..;)

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Got to be worthy of an Oscar - in a factual category ;)

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Looks like a FAKE crappy video (I didn't watch any of it), based on Remainer fiction, plus heavily breaching copyright laws, James Cameron/Paramount pictures should sue for such poor handy work using their material from the film.

Not to mention the indecency of using a film based on a real tragedy back in 1912, shows how low Remainers can go to push their fake narratives.

Roll on Brexit day so we can leave the failing, pathetic and corrupt EU!

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you're kidding me, you mean it's not real ??? :D :D

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Well obviously it's fake.

It's just a parody video. The film itself wasn't a somber retelling of events, it wasn't Schindler's List, it was a romantic film. Going a bit overboard (heh!) here.

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It was done by Comedy Central a sister company to Paramount.

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Getting their fingers out at last but it's a bit late in the day.

Follow the link for a list of papers and areas covered.

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Yesterday's article in the Telegraph Business section explained cogently how the EU engineers regime change or capitulation to the Brussels/Berlin diktat. They give examples of how the ECB withheld purchases of Italian bonds back in 2011 to enforce austerity policies on Berlusconi's government "when he began to flirt with the lira". Then there was the Greek episode, where there the EU used "fear and economic coercion" to get its way. Not to mention whatever coercion was mad to force Ireland and France (I think it was) to hold a second referendum on treaty changes.

My point here is that painful as it may initially be, many Leavers insist that the UK needs to get away from this undemocratic and oppressive system.

As I've said before, I don't mind staying in the EU so long as the UK can continue using our picador sticks against the Junckers and Selmayrs that infest the Commission. There's not much that the EU can blackmail us with under their rules.

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More Brexit job opportunities- EU Exit Technology Lead. Pays £95-105k. The final interviews are in October so, with 3 months notice, the successful candidate starts in January, 3 months before we leave. No pressure.

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Nigel Farage back in politics to challenge Theresa May's Brexit

https://news.sky.com/story/nigel-far...rexit-11475417

Nigel Farage is returning to frontline politics to challenge what he describes as Theresa May's "fraudulent" Brexit plan.

The former UKIP leader said he would be part of a battle bus tour by the Leave Means Leave group to oppose the prime minister's proposals......

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A battle bus, how nice, will it have some whopping great lie painted on the side???:erm:

Nige is fed up not being the centre of attention any longer. He really is a first class plonker. I wish he'd 'leave' . He's anything but a man of the people.

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No he has principles - he is passionate about leaving the pathetic and corrupt EU - as am I.

We had a democratic process which saw over a million people extra, voting leave than remain, yet pathetic people, who refuse to accept the democratic result (Most remainers I know, accept it) are subverting democracy because it did not go their own way.

We will be leaving the EU as democratically decided.

As for the bus, for the umpteenth time - that which was on the side of the red bus, was NOT a lie, it was a suggestion, "Let's give" is a suggestion, "We will give" is a statement of intent and by the way, that red bus had nothing to do with Nigel Farage's campaign.

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Farage is to be hailed as a great man for securing the EU Referendum. Whether you are a Leaver or Remainer, he deserves admiration for his tenacity and skill; you don't have to agree with him to acknowledge that rather sneer and deride him.

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Your entitled to your opinion...