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Old 11th June 2016, 21:42   #481
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Read this scare mongers latest tactic

David Cameron says state pensions could be at risk if Brexit becomes reality | Politics | The Guardian - www.theguardian.com
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...ign_type=Email
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Old 11th June 2016, 21:45   #482
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You can deny it as much as you like, it's already happened and the reason why is well known, so hardly a scare story.

Of course the markets will rise again, I never said the markets won't recover, please don't put words into my mouth. But because of fear about Leave, the markets have fallen. And if the Remain side win, the markets will undoubtedly rise.
..and if the LEAVE side win they will recover too..
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Old 11th June 2016, 21:45   #483
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Read this scare mongers latest tactic

David Cameron says state pensions could be at risk if Brexit becomes reality | Politics | The Guardian - www.theguardian.com
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He must be really worried
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Old 11th June 2016, 22:11   #484
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I just hope that irrespective of the outcome that the losing side accepts the outcome. Somehow I doubt it
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Old 11th June 2016, 22:41   #485
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David Cameron says state pensions could be at risk if Brexit becomes reality | Politics | The Guardian - www.theguardian.com
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The oldest trick in the book for politicians, diversion. He is desperate to divert the focus from immigration to yet more doom and destruction. The State Pension arrangements are enshrined in law following the Commons' approval of the budget proposals. In any event what he is talking about is the automatic built in increase dependent on inflation etc. If it happened, how long does he think it would be before the country voted again in a General Election. And that's the whole point! With Brexit, that's the remedy! That's what they are so keen to change! To do what he is threatening, because that's what it is, would need a Commons vote - unlikely.

The man should be ashamed of himself, but then he is a politician. To say such rubbish deliberately to alarm pensioners is vindictive and disgusting. Still, following Brexit he can get a job in the EU and eventually get a massive pension anyway. He's alright Jack.
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Old 11th June 2016, 22:43   #486
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Who said the government doesn't have a plan for an orderly exit
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/adam..._10351882.html


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And who said we would have no say if we were in the free trade arrangement?
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I had wondered occasionally if the position Cameron has taken in this is in fact unconstitutional. It's long been traditional in UK for things like this to be non-partisan. I've even seen Labour posters calling the Leave campaign "The Tory Brexit".
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Some months before the referendum became a reality, I predicted that the EU would soon disintegrate as a result of many issues......

France Announce Likely Exit From Europe Ahead of Brexit Vote

http://yournewswire.com/france-annou...f-brexit-vote/

EU FALLING APART: Now HOLLAND wants its own referendum to follow historic Brexit vote


http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...s-Brexit-Nexit

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Democracy in action ?

https://www.facebook.com/SamuelGould/

His latest videos need an analytical viewpoint to understand why the "authorities" are so against the leave campaign.... Or is it just a 'publicity stunt'

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Some months before the referendum became a reality, I predicted that the EU would soon disintegrate as a result of many issues......

France Announce Likely Exit From Europe Ahead of Brexit Vote

http://yournewswire.com/france-annou...f-brexit-vote/

EU FALLING APART: Now HOLLAND wants its own referendum to follow historic Brexit vote


http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/...s-Brexit-Nexit

BTW we have a poll on IN/OUT here....

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...d.php?t=246001



Looks like I called that one

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"France has turned even more viscerally eurosceptic than Britain over recent months, profoundly altering the political geography of Europe and making it impossible to judge how Paris might respond to Brexit.

An intractable economic crisis has been eating away at the legitimacy of the French governing elites for much of this decade. This has now combined with a collapse in the credibility of the government, and mounting anger over immigration.

A pan-European survey by the Pew Research Center released today found that 61pc of French voters have an “unfavourable” view, compared to 48pc in the UK."


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/...evolt-spreads/
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