Another referendum post, sorry, but these are worth listening to

They cut through the crap of some of the claims made:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07jczmc

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07jl61s

 

Good stuff.

At the end of the day I think it's going to come down to gut instinct for most folk.

For me even if being in the EU was free I'd want out quite simply because of democratic reasons. The UK model isn't perfect but once the buck stops in Parliament again then we'd see MP's actually being responsible rather than kicking responsibility to Brussels or merely being administrators nodding EU directives through. It would then mean something to vote.


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I can see positives and negatives for both sides of the argument. I'll more than likely vote to stay in because I simply don't feel comfortable putting my name to an anti-immigration vote, which is what some of those campaigning for us to leave have turned it in to. I do have concerns about staying in the EU, but immigration isn't one of them.

 

They have (unfortunately ) but we aren't voting to elect Farage et al. And after that disgusting poster he promoted last week I'd reckon his chances of being offered any sort of job in the future are zero.

If we vote to leave the political union then the British Govt negotiates that process.




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Anyone who believes this will be a decision of the people, has not been reading the small print....