Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

No, you're right.

It's tough for those non-insular, 'Internationalists', who stupidly signed up for a common currency.

Small mercy. On that issue.

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

You can all thank "whoever" that you don't have to live with the Euro right now.....

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

That would be Gordon Brown........it is a very small mercy that we are thanking him for.

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

It's wrong that this has happened and many other negatives. I won't shed a single tear If we have a vote and the outs win. A referendum is fine by me. I do feel whilst the abuses are batted about they are small fry to the 'economy stupid' as Clinton once said.

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

I cant see any government giving us a referendum on geting out the EU because both labour and conservitive have proven they dont give a damn about public opinion unless its near election time and any issue regarding the EU will be swept away long before any election occurs.

Local mps vote the way they are ordered to vote just like what happens in councils.

Votes are often wasted on saving face and showing unity rather than actually doing what is best for the country or area :rolleyes:

Its about time polititions were reminded that we are their boss not their party leader but how to go about that ?

Nov 5th isnt too far away

brb checking ebay for gunpowder ;)

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

European Union Pollwatch - Opinion Polls. Leaving the EU is supported by a majority of British People

Eu polls.

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

European Union Pollwatch - Opinion Polls. Leaving the EU is supported by a majority of British People

Eu polls.

Latest Angus Reid 49-25 out

There seems a trend that younger voters are more pro Europe and old people anti Europe

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

Thats not always true, it depends how quick a person comes on votes and then reads another thread. You might not have refreshed fast enough to see someone pop on vote and click new posts again.

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

yeah probably because younger people dont realize were getting screwed at every turn and have grown up in a country with nothing to boast of because anything this country ever had has either folded or been sold off .Christ teh majority of our banks are owned by other countries :rolleyes:

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

The only way that wrong can be righted, is for the public to be given a free, and fairly worded, yes/no referendum on E.U. membership.

If a majority of people vote we retain our membership, so be it.

At least that will be based on a democratic decision.

Which isn't the case now.

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

I didn't say as fact, or mention any names.

I just surmised what might of happened, as there were very few members actually online, at that late hour.

Graham subsequently posted how he'd voted.

Meaning I was right, about what I saw happen.

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

I have my own opinion on the outcome, but that is an irrelevance at this stage.

The fact is people demand a right to have a say in their future, because what the E.U. is now is a totally different entity to what it was sold as, a trade alliance, back in 1975. The last time the public were given a chance to have their say.

People want a referendum.

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

Angus Reid poll, July 2011 - 49% want to leave the EU

49% of those polled would vote to leave the EU in a referendum; 25% wanted to stay. 57% believed that being in the EU has been negative, while 32% thought it had been positive.

European Union Pollwatch - Opinion Polls. Leaving the EU is supported by a majority of British People

The fact that a majority of people would vote to leave, reflects the three polls about E.U. membership that have taken place on Accy Web, from 2004 to the present day.

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

Absolutely spot on their Rindi, the concept of the European Union has change so much in 36 years since the last time we were asked to vote, its unrecognisable, its time to take the opinion of the British people on board again, but it won't happen because nobody at Westminster would like the result

Re: How'd you vote in an E.U. referendum?
 

There is growing cross-party support for the people to be allowed their say in a referendum.

Even if Cameon and Miliband are on record of saying they won't support one happening.

'Labour MP Natascha Engel, who chairs the committee, said: ‘The EU today is completely different from the one the British people voted to join in the 1975 referendum. It is time to examine the position again.'

‘People in pubs and shops all over Britain are discussing Britain’s membership of the EU and it is time they openly debated it too.’