[Terry]

[Terry]

@momentaryloss wrote:

@jen_jen wrote:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-20251939

David Cameron has warned against public child abuse allegations turning into a “witch-hunt” against gay people.

Oh dear, it appears that David Cameron doesn’t know the difference between a paedophile and a homosexual. Funny how he only speaks of a witch hunt when links to politicians start to be discussed…

Mmmm very interesting.

He seemed quite happy when it was just the BBC and celebrities.

If you prick him, does he not bleed?

I suppose it depends where you insert your prick, momentary.

[Terry]

@panda12 wrote:

You didn’t answer my question.

I’m not here to answer your questions luv.

[Terry]

@kent f OBE wrote:

@terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

@terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

Four years of no Republican President is a good thing.

Are you accusing the Republicans of being racist, homophobic and sexist then..?

:roll:

You obviously see words that aren’t there.

I just know how your mind works (or doesn’t)

You should put that talent to good use..

You watch far too much reality tv.

[Terry]

@panda12 wrote:

@terry wrote:

@panda12 wrote:

However, my main concern is that should we leave the EU we will become isolated and they will impose high, Protectionist trade tariffs upon us which will cripple us and cause the cost of living to rise to such an extent that we no longer live but exist.

This is the view that Sceptical Guy, Gordon Brown, momentary loss and Tony Blair hold on to. It’s the fear factor that holds no water and is designed to persuade the public to override their gut feelings about the corruptness of the EU.

So if we leave the EU entirely, how will we survive as a nation when the EU countries impose Protectionist trade tariffs and it costs us more to import and export?

I spend so much time arguing in favour of an EU opt out that it’s starting to bore me.
Going around in circles, trying to convince everyone that the EU is an evil (which it is) that we can do without not is what I want to do. The arguments i’ve read in favour of the EU do not convince me that my opinion is worth changing. In fact (if anything) Sceptical Guy and others have re-inforced my view that leaving the EU is an essential course of action for us to take.

[Terry]

I completely disagree with the points you’re making (still). You simply don’t get anywhere by not taking risks.

For me it’s a simple choice of either going down with the ship or using the lifeboats.

[Terry]

@irish_lucy wrote:

i disagree, the show is for charity and its showing in more countries then just England so showing a MP giving up her time, helping a charity and showing what strong women are made from I think the joke is to suspended her from her job.

She’s getting paid £40,000.

[Terry]

@panda12 wrote:

I’m sure some American Republicans though, think it was Obama.

What makes you so sure and which Republicans think that?

Oh hang on, it’s just you being panda isn’t it? In other words…bul.ls.hit :roll:

[Terry]

@rubyred wrote:

I think Panda is rather clever actually.. but then that is my Opinion.!

Are you serious?

[Terry]

@panda12 wrote:

However, my main concern is that should we leave the EU we will become isolated and they will impose high, Protectionist trade tariffs upon us which will cripple us and cause the cost of living to rise to such an extent that we no longer live but exist.

This is the view that Sceptical Guy, Gordon Brown, momentary loss and Tony Blair hold on to. It’s the fear factor that holds no water and is designed to persuade the public to override their gut feelings about the corruptness of the EU.

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