-
Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Just a straight-up ****ing lie.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Colonel Cærdiffi
Just a straight-up ****ing lie.
No shocks there
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
How can he promise that this £350m will be spent on something when he isn't even an MP?
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
ken smith
How can he promise that this £350m will be spent on something when he isn't even an MP?
The crazy thing it's not even £350m
In any case, the annual budget for the NHS is around £120 BILLION
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
He didn't make that promise, the advert Ms. Presenter is referring to? And he isn't an MP and would have no power to implement it either way? Seems weird to have a go at him about it, arsehole though he is. And yeah, obviously the money was never gonna go to the NHS and everyone should have known that, but yeah, what can you do? Thickies be thick.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Boris will now inherit the prime ministers position.
Over the next 2 years he will not press the Article 50 red button, that will prepare the UK for the 2 year exit notification period. Over these 2 years he will talk to Europe and demand greater concessions and controls.
At that point there will be a second referendum, with (Boris and Gove) and all other parties putting their power behind it simply fighting against Farage, it will make Farage seem unreasonable because it will look like the EU are giving us everything that we want.
The public will then vote to stay in Europe.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
qccfc
Boris will now inherit the prime ministers position.
Over the next 2 years he will not press the Article 50 red button, that will prepare the UK for the 2 year exit notification period. Over these 2 years he will talk to Europe and demand greater concessions and controls.
At that point there will be a second referendum, with (Boris and Gove) and all other parties putting their power behind it simply fighting against Farage, it will make Farage seem unreasonable because it will look like the EU are giving us everything that we want.
The public will then vote to stay in Europe.
That internet fan theory that Jar Jar Binks was supposed to be an evil Sith Lord, pretending to be a bumbling fool, ying to Yoda's yang... Yeah, Boris.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
qccfc
Boris will now inherit the prime ministers position.
Over the next 2 years he will not press the Article 50 red button, that will prepare the UK for the 2 year exit notification period. Over these 2 years he will talk to Europe and demand greater concessions and controls.
At that point there will be a second referendum, with (Boris and Gove) and all other parties putting their power behind it simply fighting against Farage, it will make Farage seem unreasonable because it will look like the EU are giving us everything that we want.
The public will then vote to stay in Europe.
This is the gist of what I thought would happen if Remain won.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
bobh
This is the gist of what I thought would happen if Remain won.
If remain won, Cameron would be Prime Minister, and he would keep going with his own re-negotiations.
What i have been shocked about now is that no leave campaigner is calling for the Article 50 button to be pressed, so even if that was pressed today we would still be 2 years away from getting out.
What the new PM has is one hell of a bargaining chip, the the UK really does have a mandate to leave.
I dont think my scenario is an unrealistic one.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Westminster will now pull up its own drawbridge
Top of the agenda will be to privatise the N.H.S.
More zero hour contracts
Attack on worker's rights, pensions, holiday pay etc etc
Interest rates to rise
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Its been emotional
Westminster will now pull up its own drawbridge
Top of the agenda will be to privatise the N.H.S.
More zero hour contracts
Attack on worker's rights, pensions, holiday pay etc etc
Interest rates to rise
Yep.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
bobh
This is the gist of what I thought would happen if Remain won.
The uk was already paying the third lowest percentage of gdp towards the EU. I really don't see any more concessions coming our way.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Pearcey3
Yep.
the result of this election is due to mass disenchantment from labour voters due to ridiculous levels of immigration and the split throughout the tory party which as been there for many years when it comes down to europe. :thumbup:
-
1 Attachment(s)
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Its been emotional
Interest rates to rise
Does Westminster have the power to raise Interest rates ? ? ?
-
1 Attachment(s)
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
This camera man knew what he was doing..
Attachment 494
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
ninianclark
Here is one for you - at the next general election which will go something like this :-
Either Labour or Lib Dems (plus Plaid and the SNP) etc - will run on a manifesto that will promise another referendum should they win.
They will win it - and we'll go back in without a referendum as the mandate will be from the 'new' general election result
At the moment no-one seems keen to start the Article 50 Negotiations, and leaving is 2 years from that point, the EU wants that to happen as soon as possible. Boris Johnson is saying there is no rush.
At the moment we are still in the EU and we will be until the article 50 proceedings take place.
I find it amazing that the talk from leave is there is no rush. Surely if you were a leave voter you want the process happening as soon as possible.
From the talk from the leave side after winning, i'm doubting that leaving will ever happen.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
blue matt
Does Westminster have the power to raise Interest rates ? ? ?
The Chancellor and the Bank of England will decide who no doubt have already talked about this issue in depth
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Charlie
:hehe:
Farage can no longer snipe from the grassy knoll from this point forward.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Its been emotional
The Chancellor and the Bank of England will decide who no doubt have already talked about this issue in depth
so thats a no then
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
qccfc
From the talk from the leave side after winning, i'm doubting that leaving will ever happen.
You might be right, but it only happened earlier today (as a surprise) and the PM has just resigned. Can't expect there to be firm talk just yet.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Broken Machine
He didn't make that promise, the advert Ms. Presenter is referring to? And he isn't an MP and would have no power to implement it either way? Seems weird to have a go at him about it, arsehole though he is. And yeah, obviously the money was never gonna go to the NHS and everyone should have known that, but yeah, what can you do? Thickies be thick.
Why should they have? They've been told something, voted on it, and then been told it wasn't true. Why should they 'have known' it wasn't true in the first place? Stop making excuses for the lies
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
tommy31
Why should they have? They've been told something, voted on it, and then been told it wasn't true. Why should they 'have known' it wasn't true in the first place? Stop making excuses for the lies
Well, for a start, the people that said it aren't in charge of the country's spending. It's like blaming the Iraq War on Keith Chegwin. It wasn't his decision to make.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Broken Machine
Well, for a start, the people that said it aren't in charge of the country's spending. It's like blaming the Iraq War on Keith Chegwin. It wasn't his decision to make.
A prominent member of the campaign lies. Why didn't someone out him right? Oh wait yeah because they want to win and don't care about the people they represent.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
tommy31
A prominent member of the campaign lies. Why didn't someone out him right? Oh wait yeah because they want to win and don't care about the people they represent.
Not just told a lie, painted it on the side of a bus. :hehe:
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
qccfc
Boris will now inherit the prime ministers position.
Over the next 2 years he will not press the Article 50 red button, that will prepare the UK for the 2 year exit notification period. Over these 2 years he will talk to Europe and demand greater concessions and controls.
At that point there will be a second referendum, with (Boris and Gove) and all other parties putting their power behind it simply fighting against Farage, it will make Farage seem unreasonable because it will look like the EU are giving us everything that we want.
The public will then vote to stay in Europe.
Nice thought except there is zero chance of UK being allowed to drag its heels on Article 50, in fact some of the big European players are already saying they want the Article to take effect asap. This is a done deal. i must say that as a Welshman living in Europe (Spain) I am flabbergasted. As I understand it, Wales is an area where our net income from EU is greater than we pay in but we vote to leave in huge numbers. I even heard one "Leave" voter proclaim today "well we had to do something to stop those Muslims coming here" , a plain example of a simple person not even understanding what they were voting for!
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
ninianclark
There is a lot more legs in this story yet. Peter Mandelson is apparently behind the vote of no confidence in Corbyn for his abject performance on this (as he always was a Leaver).
I think my prediction stands - New Tory Leader (Ruth Davidson) new Labour Leader - either Chuka Uumuna / Watson or Johnson. A General Election on a manifesto of going straight back in - no referendum - with an EU that will radically change to enable all the concerns raised.
Without this happening - the EU is dead - France, Netherlands, Sweden and Denmark to get a referendum. Or maybe a referendum for the whole union - the question being press on with greater integration , more members etc - or just stick at the 28 members - with individual restriction on movement only for employment or retirement.
Reality check needed! The President of the EU has already stated very clearly that there will be NO RE-NEGOTIATION!
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
tommy31
A prominent member of the campaign lies. Why didn't someone out him right? Oh wait yeah because they want to win and don't care about the people they represent.
Someone out him? Out whomever came up with that slogan as not being the Chancellor of the Exchequer? Out "let's spend all the EU fees on the NHS!" written on the side of a bus as not being official government policy?
I'm just saying that if you believed the NHS budget was going to be more than doubled because just some guy somewhere wrote it on a bus, you've 'ad a 'mare.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
[QUOTE=Broken Machine;463979
I'm just saying that if you believed the NHS budget was going to be more than doubled because just some guy somewhere wrote it on a bus, you've 'ad a 'mare.[/QUOTE]
Aint that the truth some gormless 2hats bought it and voted out because of it.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Broken Machine
Someone out him? Out whomever came up with that slogan as not being the Chancellor of the Exchequer? Out "let's spend all the EU fees on the NHS!" written on the side of a bus as not being official government policy?
I'm just saying that if you believed the NHS budget was going to be more than doubled because just some guy somewhere wrote it on a bus, you've 'ad a 'mare.
From the independant
"Ipsos MORI found that 47 per cent of the public believe that the claim, which has been repeatedly criticised by the UK Statistics Authority, is true.
Just 39 per cent realise the figure, which has formed the centerpiece of the Leave campaign, is false, while 14 per cent do not know."
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
TH63
From the independant
"Ipsos MORI found that 47 per cent of the public believe that the claim, which has been repeatedly criticised by the UK Statistics Authority, is true.
Just 39 per cent realise the figure, which has formed the centerpiece of the Leave campaign, is false, while 14 per cent do not know."
Yesterday was indeed a day of many 'mares.
-
Re: Farage backtracks on Brexit promise about NHS funding
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Dénia Bluebird
Nice thought except there is zero chance of UK being allowed to drag its heels on Article 50, in fact some of the big European players are already saying they want the Article to take effect asap. This is a done deal. i must say that as a Welshman living in Europe (Spain) I am flabbergasted. As I understand it, Wales is an area where our net income from EU is greater than we pay in but we vote to leave in huge numbers. I even heard one "Leave" voter proclaim today "well we had to do something to stop those Muslims coming here" , a plain example of a simple person not even understanding what they were voting for!
Exactly. This is a done deal. The country has voted to leave the EU so get on with it.
