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Scapegoat when did they not tell lies they all do it at every election they lie through there teeth and anyone who believes a word they say needs to take a reality check.
You may have received a leaflet in the post about buying gold, silver & collectables. It says 'Hello my name is Thomas Frederick Ash. ... ' They knocked on my mums door yesterday asking to buy her jewellery. My mum has a no cold calling sticker on her door. My mum is now scared they will come back. I have contacted 101 to make them aware and hopefully they can put a stop to this. ...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47889404 Remainer May strikes again. The country voted out but now we have to take part in EU elections. 73 Brexiteers MEPs are on their way to Brussels.
Why am I not surprised burneside is a Daily Mail reader?
I see Scapegoat is peddling racist insults.
The EU has gone way beyond cooperation. They interfere with internal affairs of countries. No need for any of that. If the EU was so great we would want to stay in. However we want out and voted out and that is why we are leaving. Trust was given to the British people and we made the correct decision.
Brexit has been betrayed because we have had a Remain Prime Minister and a Remain parliament doing their utmost to ensure it failed. Surprisingly, the DM has run an article today highlighting the hypocrisy of MPs who professed support for the referendum result but then did their damndest to overturn it. ...
Gammons like Paul and Burnside just don't care about the lies told by Brixiters and the reality of the benifits of co-operation. It's like talking to flat-earthers! Might as well find a nice thick wall and continously bang your head against it
and then of course there was this (from March 2017) David Davis has backpedalled on his claim that a Brexit deal can deliver the “exact same benefits” as EU membership, now admitting it was little more than an ambition.
@S you/Schneider left out The day after we vote to leave we hold all the cards and we can choose the path we want. Michael Gove (9 April 2016) There will continue to be free trade, and access to the single market. Boris Johnson (26 June 2016) Getting out of the EU can be quick and easy – the UK holds most of the cards in any negotiation. John Redwood (17 ...