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Is Starmer Poised to play the Ace Card. At the GE..With a promise to rejoin the EU? lets hope so that will definitely lose him the election.
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the eu imposing migrant quotas on poland and hungry 20 grand per if you dont take them as a fine, really and people want to rejoin this cabal, the eu should get a grip in boat arrivals, push them back, and stop the ngo boats unloading them, no one wants these free loaders in there country, if they nipped this in the bud yrs ago, we would not have all the dinghy...
14:34 Sat 24th Jun 2023
Andrew Neil's comments are interesting, TTT, reckoning it will be a decade's wait to reap Brexit's benefit. The EU has played a significant role in this by its desire to stop other countries leaving.
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"Even Keir Starmer's Labour party, once mustard keen to thwart Brexit from happening at all despite the referendum result, has seemingly abandoned that project (at least for now)."
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"I was surprised, given the paucity of plusses since leaving the EU, that 70 per cent still backed Brexit."
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"Even Keir Starmer's Labour party, once mustard keen to thwart Brexit from happening at all despite the referendum result, has seemingly abandoned that project (at least for now)."
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"I was surprised, given the paucity of plusses since leaving the EU, that 70 per cent still backed Brexit."
The yougov poll data is here:-
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But it appears the age stated should have been 25 and not 29.
70% (Brexit voters still supporting Brexit) of 52% (the electorate who voted for Brexit) of 72% (the total electorate that voted) – gives a figure of 26% of the adult population who are stupid enough to believe Brexit to be a success for the UK.
Based on postings on AB, I personally think a higher percentage figure for the number of stupid people in the UK population, is more likely.
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But it appears the age stated should have been 25 and not 29.
70% (Brexit voters still supporting Brexit) of 52% (the electorate who voted for Brexit) of 72% (the total electorate that voted) – gives a figure of 26% of the adult population who are stupid enough to believe Brexit to be a success for the UK.
Based on postings on AB, I personally think a higher percentage figure for the number of stupid people in the UK population, is more likely.
Hymie, 95% of those under 30 believing that leaving the EU was the wrong decision, you think under 30's can swing an election, thye are just piffed because it complicates there holiday plans, thye have no business acumen let alone believe in sovereignty, and don't mind sending billions to the eu and pay for unelected beaucrats who spend that money we sent, give your neighbor you bank details and have them look after your finances.
choux: "Andrew Neil's comments are interesting, TTT, reckoning it will be a decade's wait to reap Brexit's benefit. " - I'm seeing the benefit now, we run our own country that's all I care about. The 5C cannot seem to comprehend anything beyond the economics of the situation, which no one can say anything accurately about anyway. The figures of the whole world are skewed by multiple crises.
// Is Starmer about to promise to rejoin the EU? //
No.
Made up news by desperate Conservatives.
// Sir Keir Starmer has ruled out rejoining the European Union as he laid out Labour's plan to tackle issues caused by Brexit. //
It is not Labour Policy so he cannot promise it. It would have to go to a vote at the Party Conference and no such policy change or vote has taken away.
No.
Made up news by desperate Conservatives.
// Sir Keir Starmer has ruled out rejoining the European Union as he laid out Labour's plan to tackle issues caused by Brexit. //
It is not Labour Policy so he cannot promise it. It would have to go to a vote at the Party Conference and no such policy change or vote has taken away.
