EU Referendum Vote - Watch it live here

originally posted by: Dem0nc1eaner

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: SlowNail

You're a fool because even if they rig it you could at least try!

I respectfully disagree...

I'm not voting either, even though I DO have an opinion about whether we should be in or out, I don't want to be any part of their corrupt machinations.

If we vote in, they will say "great, you'll never have that chance again, say goodbye to your sovereignty".

If we vote out, they will collapse the system and say "oh no, look what happens when you vote for independence, you can't survive in this world without globalisation" and half the population will beg for it.

All a sham...

Fair point...

originally posted by: blupblup

originally posted by: muse7
I have a weird feeling that the people who fervently voted to leave will be the ones that are most negatively affected by it.

They will now know the true consequences of ignorance.

Absolutely mate... the poorest and most disadvantaged will be hit hardest by the Tories only this time they don't have the safety net of the EU to catch them.
The people voting as some sort of protest against the "Establishment" have just allowed Boris Johnson to be next PM.
The NHS will be privatised within a decade, I guarantee it.

The EU safety net was something that remain didn't want to talk about much. They were too busy making threats and dishing the hate against leave

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: blupblup

Just think of all that extra money now going to the NHS....oh.....wait.... I wonder why it was written in big letters on a bus?

If you think that people voted leave because of anything the politicians said I think you're mistaken , this has been on the cards for years just nobody was stupid enough to give the people a vote until Cameron mistakenly thought it would unite his party.

Just shows you can pay all that money for an education but it doesn't make you smart.
Bullingdon Boys.

Yes - that one really back-fired for him didn't it? Makes one feel a little bit smug though after pig-gate doesn't it?

Everyone needs to watch this:



HUMANITY vs INSANITY #75 : EU Referendum Psy-Op

On 24th June 2016, precisely 7 years, 7 months, 7weeks, & 7 days after the Global Financial Collapse of 29th September 2008, it was announced that the population of the United Kingdom had voted by 52/48% to LEAVE the EU ... but is this all part of the plan to bring about the FINAL DESTRUCTION of ALL European Nation States? Was this the event that Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the IMF, was alluding to in her infamous 'Magic Sevens' speech at the National Press Club in Washington DC on 15th January 2014?

Not just this, but election rigging, privatisation, media cover up and propaganda.

Everyone needs to watch this:



HUMANITY vs INSANITY #75 : EU Referendum Psy-Op

On 24th June 2016, precisely 7 years, 7 months, 7weeks, & 7 days after the Global Financial Collapse of 29th September 2008, it was announced that the population of the United Kingdom had voted by 52/48% to LEAVE the EU ... but is this all part of the plan to bring about the FINAL DESTRUCTION of ALL European Nation States? Was this the event that Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the IMF, was alluding to in her infamous 'Magic Sevens' speech at the National Press Club in Washington DC on 15th January 2014?

Not just this, but election rigging, privatisation, media cover up and propaganda.

I think I found the Herald Article 8th May 2016 they talk about at the beginning of video. This was not covered on any other media source, BBC, ITV etc.

Herald Scotland Concerns raised over senior Tory MP link to election count firm

A TORY MP is a director of a company that has become a major player in how elections are managed in Scotland, it has emerged. Concerns have been raised with the Electoral Commission about the involvement with Idox of former Tory Cabinet minister Peter Lilley, who is a senior non-executive director. Idox has had a hand in providing count software, including postal vote management support, among other services, for elections since at least 2012.

Three years ago, Idox said they were the largest provider of electoral management systems in the UK, covering a voting population of 13 million. It describes itself as "one of the premier election service providers in the UK, providing outstanding expertise and knowledge across all areas of election management".

I have mentioned before HERE
that there must be an agenda concerning entire EU.

Merkel wants to break free from the clinch of US influence. Germany along with France and other countries engineer refugee crises, stage assaults on citizens from new comers with one purpose...to sway public voice against EU policies that we all know are being scripted in US state department.

Germany has over 200 military US bases. Tell me any one, if it is not occupation then what? There are many more soft presence and actions arguments that show how Europe and Germany in particular are submissive entities from US point of view.

Merkel went on 'head on' collision with US.

Few red flags to support my outlook on the situation.

First -- If Britain is so important to EU why calls to initialize exit have started immediately demanding Britain not to procrastinate? Obviously, with second recount on brexit votes gaining popularity, any delay is lethal. EU at least should have Britain to reconcile under any premise.

Second -- looks like the plan to unite core economies (Germany, France and Italy) was already written. Military wise (most interesting to watch) proposals are raised to create and unite own military forces. (blow to US led NATO?)

Europe must shed US WW2 heritage. No more US watch guards with guns on their land. One would think they defend Europe but in fact they are to keep Europe in check. Cut US elite further attempts to dominate the world.



:cheers)

originally posted by: SlowNail
a reply to: Wide-Eyes

Lol. Noted.

You can play the game, if you like. I'm taking my ball and going home.

The 2 camps will have fun over the next few years, bickering and blaming each other for everything wrong with our country.

Well I got the result I voted for so all is well. Let's see what happens next.

a reply to: greenreflections

Look up NORTH AMERICAN UNION AND OPERATION BLACKJACK. All of your questions will be answered.

The following is probably never going to be a reality, but nevertheless, could be a tactical possibility?

We all know that Cameron et al, did not want the 'leave' vote to win, but now that it has, and he has resigned, and the 'remainers' now protesting on the streets, shows how fractured and divided Britain has become in ideological terms. These divisions place Britain open to possible agent provocateur attempts to instigate violent reactions, enabling the new Tory leader to invoke emergency powers which will suspend the result and deny the completion of the democratic process.

Whilst these emergency powers remain in place, government have the legal power to suspend many legal rights for all citizens and instigate measures that ensure a gripped control of the country for as long as necessary so that we do not descend into a civil war.

It is the only way they can suspend the result and deny the democratic process.

originally posted by: elysiumfire
Whilst these emergency powers remain in place, government have the legal power to suspend many legal rights for all citizens and instigate measures that ensure a gripped control of the country for as long as necessary so that we do not descend into a civil war.

It is the only way they can suspend the result and deny the democratic process.

By declaring a state of emergency? I hope not.