Eu referendum. - Page 34

MS-L · 30-06-16, 12:53 PM

Not a very flattering picture.....
I'm glad he's not standing. Too much buffoonery for my liking. He never expected to win and has no idea what to do now.

vorsprung durch technik · 30-06-16, 04:19 PM

It's more complicated than that.There's the rivalry between Boris and Cameron being old eatonian adversaries. People never really change much from school days.One is, what one is,

and cannot change however hard one tries. Cameron played a cheque mate on him by resigning last Friday something Boris didn't expect!

I would like to see Theresa May (The home secretary) become leader as she would be a safe pair of hands, and i would expect her to appoint some leading Brexiters to along with herself do the bidding of the British people.I think she would be a tough woman to deal with,look at here accomplishments as Hone Secretary. She is as far as i know the only Home Secretary to have stayed in the job for so long and has accomplished quite a lot in her tenure.

If she does win i don't think we need to worry as i think she chose the remain side to support the prime minister and not upset anyone but appeared to be neutral with her efforts to say out of it as much as possible. She has played a very shrewd hand and therefore not ruffled anyone feathers.She's done well and was Comprehensively Schooled!

ChrisG · 30-06-16, 04:22 PM

Agree .Theresa May for me.

MS-L · 30-06-16, 05:34 PM

[quote=vorsprung durch technik;408917]It's more complicated than that.There's the rivalry between Boris and Cameron being old eatonian adversaries. People never really change much from school days.One is, what one is,

and cannot change however hard one tries. Cameron played a cheque mate on him by resigning last Friday something Boris didn't expect!

There was no way Cam was going to stay on in the event of an out vote. If Boris couldn't see that one coming he is obviously dafter than he looks. What has scuppered his plan is the fact that he hasn't got enough support to put his name forward. He has ended up making a plonker of himself.

Duffy3074 · 30-06-16, 05:44 PM

Which is arguably an entirely fair result, it's a shame it took an exit from the EU to make that happen.

May would be my shout too

Jake Blight · 30-06-16, 07:05 PM

deleted it.. can't be arsed with it.

Emjay · 30-06-16, 07:58 PM

So in that case every single person who ever voted ukip must also be of the same ilk simply for aligning themselves with the view that too many people are coming here.
Your views not taking account of the whole picture especially when you take into account the following paragraph that you posted as evidence.
Your using guilt by association to try to support the claim but, Farage has never as far as I can recall stated anything overtly racist but rather more realist.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Nope thats the assumption your making of my comments and of me.

I am merely asserting that Farage is a racist xenophobe which is abundantly evidence by his actions and words.

Not everyone who supports UKIP is a racist but just about every racist hangs their hat on the UKIP coat hook

As always Peace and Respect

john johnson · 30-06-16, 08:48 PM

I've never even thought of voting ukip tbh with mr farrarge being a one trick pony

John. · 30-06-16, 08:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by john johnson

.......one trick pony

Is that ryhming slang for total fud piece?

Emjay · 30-06-16, 09:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by John.

Is that ryhming slang for total fud piece?

yes, well aprt from the rhyming slang bit

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30-06-16, 08:48 PM	#338
john johnson Moderator of sausages Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: sheffield Posts: 13,331	I've never even thought of voting ukip tbh with mr farrarge being a one trick pony __________________ Mr OCD http://s159.photobucket.com/albums/t144/jsquatts/ Daily rs4 b7 with buckets that play havoc with my piles And if you are reading this as James may would say ' you're a cock '

30-06-16, 12:53 PM	#331
MS-L Grown up member Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 77	Not a very flattering picture..... I'm glad he's not standing. Too much buffoonery for my liking. He never expected to win and has no idea what to do now.

30-06-16, 04:19 PM	#332
vorsprung durch technik 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Near Watford. Posts: 7,762	It's more complicated than that.There's the rivalry between Boris and Cameron being old eatonian adversaries. People never really change much from school days.One is, what one is, and cannot change however hard one tries. Cameron played a cheque mate on him by resigning last Friday something Boris didn't expect! I would like to see Theresa May (The home secretary) become leader as she would be a safe pair of hands, and i would expect her to appoint some leading Brexiters to along with herself do the bidding of the British people.I think she would be a tough woman to deal with,look at here accomplishments as Hone Secretary. She is as far as i know the only Home Secretary to have stayed in the job for so long and has accomplished quite a lot in her tenure. If she does win i don't think we need to worry as i think she chose the remain side to support the prime minister and not upset anyone but appeared to be neutral with her efforts to say out of it as much as possible. She has played a very shrewd hand and therefore not ruffled anyone feathers.She's done well and was Comprehensively Schooled!

30-06-16, 04:22 PM	#333
ChrisG Senior Member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Bracknell, Berks. Posts: 1,465	Agree .Theresa May for me.

30-06-16, 05:34 PM	#334
MS-L Grown up member Join Date: Jan 2016 Posts: 77	[quote=vorsprung durch technik;408917]It's more complicated than that.There's the rivalry between Boris and Cameron being old eatonian adversaries. People never really change much from school days.One is, what one is, and cannot change however hard one tries. Cameron played a cheque mate on him by resigning last Friday something Boris didn't expect! There was no way Cam was going to stay on in the event of an out vote. If Boris couldn't see that one coming he is obviously dafter than he looks. What has scuppered his plan is the fact that he hasn't got enough support to put his name forward. He has ended up making a plonker of himself.

30-06-16, 05:44 PM	#335
Duffy3074 4 ring whore! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Dalgety Bay, Fife Posts: 2,165	Which is arguably an entirely fair result, it's a shame it took an exit from the EU to make that happen. May would be my shout too

30-06-16, 07:58 PM	#337
Emjay Man Fettler Extraodinaire Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Up my own arse blowing smoke Posts: 7,417	So in that case every single person who ever voted ukip must also be of the same ilk simply for aligning themselves with the view that too many people are coming here. Your views not taking account of the whole picture especially when you take into account the following paragraph that you posted as evidence. Your using guilt by association to try to support the claim but, Farage has never as far as I can recall stated anything overtly racist but rather more realist. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Nope thats the assumption your making of my comments and of me. I am merely asserting that Farage is a racist xenophobe which is abundantly evidence by his actions and words. Not everyone who supports UKIP is a racist but just about every racist hangs their hat on the UKIP coat hook As always Peace and Respect