re: Post EU Referendum
 

Again. My post quoted below shows the media interpreted the same way. And it appears no-one from the Leave campaigns disputed this before the votes had been counted.

It didn't become a 'suggestion' until after the votes had been counted.

re: Post EU Referendum
 

So if the media "swallowed it" and the half of Britain that also thought it was a promise "swallowed it" then you are saying that the Leave campaign simply lied in order to manipulate the electorate.

Congratulations. Many months late, but congratulations none the less.

re: Post EU Referendum
 

Dick said it wasn't a lie.

It must have been a misunderstanding then....

re: Post EU Referendum
 

Yeah, no harm done. Oh, wait.......


Actually, I don't think you "swallow" misunderstandings.

re: Post EU Referendum
 

Ha ha, that's pathetic.

The wording was clear enough, it was never changed and I'm sure you understand it as well as I do,

if only you were honest enough to admit it, that is.

:cool:

re: Post EU Referendum
 

Yes, you apparently understood what was going on perfectly...

re: Post EU Referendum
 

Prove that it was a suggestion before the referendum count then......

re: Post EU Referendum
 

It doesn't really matter how the £350mn would be spent, it wasn't there to be spent on anything.

What's unfortunate is now the cost of paying the EU while the UK forms an exit strategy has gone up due to the decline in sterling.

re: Post EU Referendum
 

I don't have to prove anything.

The wording was precisely the same before the referendum as afterwards.

It never changed.

Clearly a suggestion and absolutely NO MENTION OF ANY PROMISE.

The only ones who tried to change or twist it for their own devious purposes into something other than it truly and clearly was as per the English language, were the Remain Campaign.

:cool:

re: Post EU Referendum
 

So you're saying that the 50% of the country that thought it was a promise "swallowed" a deception, or at least was too stupid to work out that the promise was meaningless, unlike clever old you. Yet you are ok with the fact that that so many votes were cast based on this failure to understand that it wasn't a real promise. You're a very promising pilitician.

re: Post EU Referendum
 

What has also already gone up is the cost of Eu contributions from 350 to 365.

How much it will eventually cost to bail them out of the tragic Empire building mess they've got themselves in, heaven only knows.

The sooner we're well clear of it the better.

If the Germans want an Empire, let them get on with it.

It's already been estimated that they will have to foot 25% of the Eu budget once we are out of it.
I see quite a few other countries are already expressing concern at their liability for increased contributions, also.

re: Post EU Referendum
 

I'm saying the wording is in simple English, not difficult to comprehend and has not been changed.

Only the Remoaners tried to twist it into something that it very clearly was not, in their sheer desperation for a straw to grasp hold of.

:cool:

re: Post EU Referendum
 

So what do you say to all those people who voted to Leave while believing that Leave had made that promise?

Or are you saying that you know that the only people who believed it was a promise were people who voted to stay?

re: Post EU Referendum
 

Here's a great old song I'm sure Remoaners everywhere right from Pinocchio Cameron to B.E. Bullshitters will appreciate,

or at least they did so before the referendum. :lol:

re: Post EU Referendum
 

I repeat, IT WAS NOT A PROMISE !

You are seemingly having a great problem with the English Language.

The main reasons why people voted leave have already been researched and discussed.

I.e. Sovereignty, Independence, Immigration Control.

I have yet to see a single quote from a Leaver who voted purely and simply solely on the strength of that mere suggestion.

Maybe you can provide one ?
Only one, not a lot to ask is it, if you still think you have a point ? :unsure: