bogarde73 wrote on Jun 1^st, 2016 at 2:39pm:


Cameron's deceit has backfired on him.

"You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time".   Abraham Lincoln

Rather appropriate.

Cameron seems to have stumbled in Brexit event:

Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron crumbled in front of a live studio audience during a Sky News town hall-style event on Britain’s membership of the European Union.
Answering questions from Sky’s political editor Faisal Islam, as well as the live studio audience, the Prime Minister failed to answer multiple questions including on mass migration into Britain, Turkish membership of the European Union, and jobs.

Mr. Cameron’s key arguments for staying in the European Union – jobs, security, and the uncertainty of leaving the EU – were skewered on multiple occasions and Mr. Cameron was clearly rattled by the event.

Breitbart London sources have said that the Prime Minister’s team is already accusing the audience of being unfairly constituted.

Highlights of the event included Mr. Cameron failing to explain how he would bring down mass migration to the tens of thousands, per his election manifesto pledge, while at the same time claiming that such an act would crush the British economy.

Extraordinarily, the PM intimated that to bring down net migration, there needs to be more Britons leaving Britain, rather than reducing the number of migrants coming in.

But the most memorable moment of the night was when recent graduate Soraya Bouazzaoui asked about Turkey’s membership of the EU. She said: “They are under such heavy accusation by the entire Middle East for funding ISIS. How can you reassure us of staying in the EU and saying there are no risks, when there are clear risks? Especially when it comes to ISIS.”

And when Mr. Cameron failed to tackle the question, Ms. Bouazzaoui shouted at him: “You’re not answering the question.”

Mr. Cameron tried to intervene, to which she replied: “No, no, no, no, no. Let me finish now because I’ve seen you interrupt many people before hand. I’m an English literature student I know waffling when I see it, ok?”

The PM also ran into trouble when answering questions on jobs in the UK, with a single mother telling him that mass immigration was stopping her two children getting jobs. He floundered with nearly all audience questions, and was ridiculed for having previously intimated that World War Three would break out if Britain left the EU.

Political commentators and correspondents were nearly unanimous about the fact that Mr. Cameron took a battering tonight.

Tomorrow, Justice Secretary Michael Gove faces a similar grilling.
(Breitbart London)

Added poll.

This is very interesting to follow, but I have no idea myself!

2 weeks to go and I still don't know how I'm going to vote.
I have even less time too as I'm voting by post given I'll be in the US on polling day.

I'm inclined to back leaving to enable us to prevent the Eastern Europeans migrating in but same time economically we would get a shock.
I was only looking at our company numbers for the UK yesterday after May revenue closed and we are down 15% in May on prior year. That's mainly caused by economic climate uncertainty and latest polls showing we might leave.

In saying that I think I am leaning towards voting to leave.

bogarde73 wrote on Jun 5^th, 2016 at 8:51am:


Gove - when he's not trying to roll out an unworkable public education platform - is actually s very accomplished politician and speaker.
The Leave campaign knew what they were doing when they picked him.

On answering questions, Gove always lets you finish and he always looks like he's listening to you.
Even if he might think you're chatting a load of sh't.

You're right he came off far better.

Cameron didn't seem confident to me.
He couldn't answer the immigration question on curbing it to 100,000.
How you gonna curb it from 300,000 to 100,000 when 180,000 of them are EU citizens with a right to work here.
Your answer is bollocks Dave.

Bogarde!

You'll enjoy this.

Those in the UK wanting to reclaim their homeland from foreign dictatorship are now 10% ahead of those who want it to become just a province of Europe with no real political or economic power of its own.