EU Referendum - are you Out or In

[Deleted member 15344]

Simple question -

After the "deal" has been done are you going to vote

Out
In
Undecided

Ps would be great if it could be merged with the current thread

 

[FairwayDodger]

Not had a chance to read the "deal" but it's academic for me anyway - stay in!

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Undecided. Need to read the case for both sides in more detail first. At the moment following the media saturation of Cameron's Euro campaigning this week I'm a tad apathetic to it all. Let the furore die down and I'll consider the options and make a choice

 

[SocketRocket]

In, Out, In, Out Shake it all about! Do the Davy sell out then you turn around, thats what the deals about.

I'm for out. Stand on our own two feet! :whoo:

 

[Hobbit]

I'm for out. For me, it's got nothing to do with immigration or finance. It's about self determination.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

I'm for out. For me, it's got nothing to do with immigration or finance. It's about self determination.

That's also it for me :thup:

 

[Deleted Member 1156]

I'm for out. For me, it's got nothing to do with immigration or finance. It's about self determination.

This plus we will always put in more than we get out.

 

[Deleted member 1418]

I'm out. As I said in the other thread, first hand experience of how the EU operates has been enough for me.

 

[Tashyboy]

Before Dave did any kind of deal I was out.

 

[SocketRocket]

I was expecting Hacker to be along by now saying 'What do you expect from a bunch of stuffed shirt Golf Club members'

 

[Leftie]

Reminds me of my late grandfather telling me about 1938 when ......"British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain triumphantly returns to Britain claiming to have negotiated, ‘peace with honour’ and declares, ‘I believe it is peace in our time.’ " Yeh. Right

As far as I'm concerned, we have been lied to about this by "politicians" for 40 years and this is the only chance we will have to get our own back - our own country, our own sovereignty, our own self determination.

I'm OUT

 

[Del_Boy]

Undecided - still looking for info for what a Brexit actually means. How will we trade with Europe? How will we control our borders etc

 

[Fish]

I'm OUT 😎

 

[Imurg]

Not a clue at the moment.
Had no real "dealings" with Europe to make me want to leave but I have no overriding desire to stay either.
I'm one to be convinced either way.
But, as with many during the Independence election, the "Out" brigade need to convince me more than the "In".
It's a big change, and without proper information from both sides, an informed decision is impossible.
I await loads of bumpf through the letterbox in the next month.....

 

[JohnnyDee]

I'm baffled by the media's (concocted) agenda of hanging any importance whatsoever on what side of the fence Bozza's going to jump to. :mmm:

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Boris is a very strong campaigner so he could have an impact. I think Dave's deal is weak, he can say reform as much as he likes but it is not true, this is not a reform. However I am In as this weak deal makes no change to my views.

 

[Foxholer]

Boris is a very strong campaigner so he could have an impact. I think Dave's deal is weak, he can say reform as much as he likes but it is not true, this is not a reform. However I am In as this weak deal makes no change to my views.

For those few undecided - and not bored with the whole thing - here's what appears to be a fairly unbiased summary of the Pros and Cons! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-32793642

 

[Foxholer]

I'm baffled by the media's (concocted) agenda of hanging any importance whatsoever on what side of the fence Bozza's going to jump to. :mmm:

Boris is a very strong campaigner so he could have an impact....

Seems to me that, given his apparent 'torn' decision, he could also decide to 'not campaign'! But that would rather go against his nature!

It could also be an opportunity for him to elevate himself from his current back-bench role, as his London Mayor duties will end after the May election!

I'm more inclined to think that his delay is more to do with selecting the 'right' side than the actual decision!

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Foxholer - very astute of you. Boris wants to be the next leader and his claim will be stronger if he is on the winning side of this vote. I agree, he is currently weighing up which side is likely to win and that is where he will go. His key complaint was the loss of sovereignty and a desire to regain that. Dave has done nothing to resolve that so what is he thinking about? A conviction politician would not need days to think about this but this is more about strategy for Boris.

 

[Fyldewhite]

In.

As for the poll.......What do you expect from a bunch of stuffed shirt Golf Club members