Are You Still Undecided Which Way To Vote On Thursday?

[ladybirder]

This from The Spectator, reported by the DM, should help you make up your mind. Best article I've seen throughout the whole campaign.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3647690/Set-Britain-free-Unsure-vote-brilliantly-incisive-verdict-Spectator-nation-s-foremost-political-magazine-help.html

[Elspeth]

Brilliant article. Please read it and let us make Britain great again by taking back our country. Let us vote with our heads and hearts on Thursday.

[retrocop]

I will read it but don't need to.My mind is firmly set on LEAVE and has
always been so.
I am old enough tonremember when my country was all the better without EU meddling and interference in our Sovereignty
and constitution. OUT

[Baldric]

Never been in doubt, Leave.

[TheChair]

The Times is for Remain.
If you somehow think that leaving will make "Britain great again", you're living in a fantasy. In the event of an exit, Britain will dwindle away to an unimportant little country, used by others as a tax haven and for cheap, menial labour.

[Jackdaw33]

I am having second thoughts; I don't know whether to vote OUT, OUT OUT, or OUT OUT OUT. Help, please.

[ladybirder]

Thank you Elspeth. If I were wavering this would make up my mind. I hope some of the Undecideds read it.

[ponkle]

Never in doubt.out

[tamborine]

any help?

http://i64.tinypic.com/2vufurs.jpg

[Cloverjo]

I'm sorry I can't be bothered with the wait to download the article, and I hate the DM anyway. I suspect it will be very skewed towards encouraging a leave vote.
So I'm not sure it will be helping anyone make up their minds.
I've already decided on remain, anyway.

[bookbinder]

I can't get wood preservative that actually preserves wood; I can't an effective weedkiller; my usual brand of paint isn't as good as it used to be, because the maker has been told not to include certain solvents. The gas fitter who serviced my boiler said that the pressure top-up tap has to be disconnected from the boiler. 'How do I top up the pressure?' I asked. 'Exactly' he said. 'Has that come from the EU?' I asked. He nodded. Another one from the Ministry of Daft Ideas, I thought. I voted No back in 1975, or whenever it was, and I haven't changed my views since then. I shall certainly vote Leave on Thursday, and it can't come soon enough.

[Mamyalynne]

EU/Pork chop & Kidney

Myth

https://blogs.ec.europa.eu/ECintheUK/pork-chops-can-no-longer-be-sold-with-kidneys/

[Dodger666]

Already voted Leave, with postal vote.

[Old_Geezer]

I don't believe for a moment that in the event of an exit, Britain will dwindle away to an unimportant little country, but even if it were so it is better to try to fight for greatness than immediately opt to be an unimportant insignificant state in an undemocratic morass, merely used by the EU elite as their personal fiefdom, to tax and push around as if we were worthless serfs, too scared to rise up and make our voice heard.

[Mamyalynne]

His supplier may well have told him/her that but the truth is because extra checks are needed to inspect offal many/most find it more cost and time effective to simply remove it.

[Jackdaw33]

OK, Mrs Mamya, when did you last buy a pork chops with the kidney attached?

[Mamyalynne]

I'm not sure either that whatever the result is that people will get back their preservatives, weed killers and kettles,vacs and hairdryers that go faster than a speeding bullet. Whether those changes were purely an EU ruling and not a cooperative one.

Unless we make our own I suppose.

[Mamyalynne]

I don't buy pork cops, haven't for many a year I concede that your butcher may be right and the EU is telling lies (Porkies?).

The press may like that story.