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Those fields are used for football and will be ruined after this weekend.
@Paul because that is what a lot of the MPs are. Career politicians that have never lived in the real world. I wish they would stick to facts and back that up with evidence, not opinion, then people can truly decide without being duped. I think the 9 million spent on leaflets should have gone into an independent report of what the state of Britain would be if we stayed in the EU or left. It would ...
Trump and Boris, can you imagine?
@roberta try looking for an independent source for those questions as there is a bias. Here are the top 10 rebuttals from the stronger in campaign https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.net/in/pages/688/attachments/original/1463400098/Top_10_Rebuttals.pdf?1463400098 . At least these have links to other sources to back the claims but I would still check them.
@Paul I have faith in the country and the people. people just need to look past the headlines. Being in the EU doesn't stop us trading with the rest of the world. Over half of our trade is done within the EU. When you say we can just go after the vibrant APAC region, as a business owner who trades in the EU and their products are consumed by those in EU how does that happen? We will ...
I don't know that area well but is this where he wanted to build https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@50.5842314,-3.4745779,3a,84.7y,107.15h,87.58t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s1vbc5wk8xmNRowE2TYz11A!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 ? What are those sheds/dumping ground? Does it look like that now?
@burneside - the norwegian model is not a good one. they have access to trade within the eu but they have no vote on any eu rules.
I think the UK will "survive" if we aren't in the EU and the EU will be will worse off for not having the UK in it, politically and economically. It will take around 2 years to leave the EU so we won't see the impact straight away but we will. The budgets over the next few years will be interesting and not good for most people. These millions that we will save by leaving will soon be ...
@burneside - to be honest you have Cameron and Osbourne on one side and Farage, Gove and Johnson on the other. None of them I trust to do anything for the majority in Britain which is why I try and seek out facts myself so I can make a decision which way to vote. I don't believe what I'm spoon fed by the media or politicians.
You're making assumptions about the letter but I agree one is it was part of an ongoing discussion. Whether Cameron backs one side or other makes no real difference to the argument for either side. I want both campaigns to stick to facts and stats and leave out the personal attacks [didn't mean to rhyme there ]. If they presented the facts then people could make an informed decision either way ...
