Coulson Publish time 25-11-2019 21:58:06

because they were promised a similar if not higher level of funding with the money saved by brexit?

(I'm not saying this is what will happen, I'm saying I think that's why some may have voted that way)

Sonic67 Publish time 25-11-2019 21:58:07

How does a conspiracy theory become a fact?

What that Aaron Banks is bankrolling this? That large media organisations are helping disseminate the Brexit agenda? Which one of those two points is a theory, never mind a conspiracy. Aaron Banks is not (any longer because of the weight of evidence) denying bankrolling Brexit. You can see what's in the papers and on the BBC (Question time is interesting because it always "seems" to have a mojority Brexit audience even if the panel is remain.)

Anyway....

Stuey1 Publish time 25-11-2019 21:58:08

And you?
People not liking an undemocratic, bureaucratic organisation that can't decide where it's own parliament is.
And would get more if we left!

We give a lot to the EU and get a bit back. How about cutting out the middleman?

Nice one from the EU. Takes money from the UK, then bribes a few, with their own money.

Sonic67 Publish time 25-11-2019 21:58:09

Some rich people may not benefit, if they just hold their money in sterling and it tanks, then they will lose a proportion of their wealth... The will probably lose more money than any not rich people - inflation will cause more issue for people with less money than anything else....

You can't lose what you haven't got...

And as has already been explained to you, the people making the gains are offset by others making a loss - its essentially a bet...

Coulson Publish time 25-11-2019 21:58:10

Large media organisations also disseminate the remain agenda. FT, Guardian, Independent, BBC etc. There's two options, both are supported.

Aaron is suing Cadwalldr for libel, she's going to sue him back I believe.
The audience is all bribed?

Sonic67 Publish time 25-11-2019 21:58:10

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ph3iron Publish time 25-11-2019 21:58:11

The European Commission funds Transparency International, Jo Swinson’s husband is Director of Policy for them. Odd that.

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IronGiant Publish time 25-11-2019 21:58:11

I
as an expat the blurb I read was the working class had tipped the scale?
Immigrants?

rommi Publish time 25-11-2019 21:58:12

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rommi Publish time 25-11-2019 21:58:12

Why does dividing it by the number of contributors matter?
If me and 9 other people pay a total of £5000 to the EU
Why does
if me and 99 other people pay a total of £5000 to the EU

So as individuals we contribute a 10th per person. Who cares? The EU is still receiving that amount from the UK!

This seemingly more up to date info puts us 5th. But again, position doesn't matter. We pay into the EU, end of.

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