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Irrespective of how you voted, does anyone share my concerns about the way the Leave campaign has backtracked on pledges regarding immigration and money for the NHS? Nigel Farage described the £350 million for the NHS as a 'mistake'. I am deeply concerned that people have been misled.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.OG at 08:45....well said. Who can remember " The NHS is safe in my hands"
http:// www.tel egraph. co.uk/n ews/pol itics/d avid-ca meron/1 1336249 /David- Cameron -The-NH S-is-sa fe-in-m y-hands .html
Even worse :::
http:// www.the guardia n.com/p olitics /2012/d ec/28/m argaret -thatch er-role -plan-t o-disma ntle-we lfare-s tate-re vealed
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Even worse :::
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[[[I have said this before but after the industrialization polices of the 80's and 90's, it was European money that came to our aid here in South Wales, not Westminster money.]]]
You still don't understand do you? It was a small % of our money coming back to us from what we had already paid into the EU, it was not, in reality,
EU money.
You still don't understand do you? It was a small % of our money coming back to us from what we had already paid into the EU, it was not, in reality,
EU money.
The leave campaign was simply that - a campaign for a "Leave " vote. It was not a General Election campaign where parties put forward a manifesto of proposals. What happens now - what is to be done with our saved EU contributions for example - is up to the government - the senior figures of which seem to have chucked their toys out of the pram and disappeared into the ether.
Agreed NJ...but I am still unsure why it is going to take 3-4 months for a new PM to be appointed.
I was not a supporter of BREXIT, but now that we have made a decision to leave, we should do so asap. I was listening to the business news in the early part of the Today Program this morning, and it was made quite clear that any unnecessary faffing about will only make things worse in the short term.
I was not a supporter of BREXIT, but now that we have made a decision to leave, we should do so asap. I was listening to the business news in the early part of the Today Program this morning, and it was made quite clear that any unnecessary faffing about will only make things worse in the short term.
Well that certainly generated some debate, some reasoned, some very, very disappointing. I read in the press that some people were taken in by the apparent pledges and now regret voting the way they did - that to me is wrong. However the result is in and no amount of carping will change this. I also find the fact that some people now feel it is acceptable to put signs saying 'no more Polish vermin' on display very disquieting and hope it is not a sign of things to come. I consider this debate has reached its conclusion. Farewell - and Godspeed Britain, whatever the ramifications of this vote.
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