>LATEST POLL RESULTS
EU referendum poll:
Remain: 44% (+1)
Leave: 49% (+1)
(ICM, online / 10 - 13 Jun)
EU referendum poll:
Remain: 39% (-3)
Leave: 46% (+3)
(YouGov, online / 12 - 13 Jun)
EU referendum poll:
Remain: 40% (-1)
Leave: 47% (+4)
(via TNS, online)
EU referendum poll:
Remain: 45% (+3)
Leave: 50% (+5)
(ICM, phone / 10 - 13 Jun)
EU referendum poll:
Remain: 47%
Leave: 53%
(ICM, both online and phone / 10 - 13 June)
>PETER HITCHENS
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-3637246/PETER-HITCHENS-British-people-risen-unleash-chaos.html
>DANIEL HANNON
http://www.spectator.co.uk/2016/06/six-best-reasons-vote-leave/
>JACOB REES-MOGG
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-3614626/JACOB-REES-MOGG-Yes-victory-bloody-final.html
>FIRST BRITAIN, THEN THE WORLD
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/06/06/farage-brexit-domino-disintegration/
>THREAD THEMES
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zCGQV_aJME
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBz6y6ZrmD8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2KA5iyUUdw
>BREXIT: THE MOVIE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTMxfAkxfQ0
>BORIS ITV DEBATE - 9 JUNE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcAywz3SaOo
>NIGE ON QT - 9 JUNE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMoLLHHaWEY
>NIGE V NEIL - 10 JUNE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaSQT7QnbWI
>ARE NIGE RETROSPECTIVE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UCm6LNj7P0
>POLLTRACKERS/ODDSCHECKER
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_United_Kingdom_European_Union_membership_referendum
https://twitter.com/britainelects
https://yougov.co.uk/turnout-o-meter/
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/eu-referendum/referendum-on-eu-membership-result
>CAMPAIGN ORGANISATIONS
http://www.voteleavetakecontrol.org/organise
http://leave.eu/
http://grassrootsout.co.uk/join-us
http://www.ukip.org/volunteer
http://conservativesforbritain.org/sign-up/
http://www.labourleave.org/
HE HOLD THE PASSPORT HIGH
nth for moderates
ist' gnnoa BLDDOY HEPANN LLADS!!!
Had to remove some of the article links because the new polls put us over the character limit
>remainers will defend this
>mfw
Hopefully the remain cretins will fuck off and ruin some other country after brexit
Reminder to all
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/06/14/the-telegraph-eu-debate-with-boris-johnson-and-alex-salmond-all/
>>77233642
It's really not. They'll just rig the damn thing.
Remainers WILL defend this
>>77233638
are those the ones that fall off rooftops?
>When Vote Remain leaflets only strengthen your desire to leave the EU
I can't help but feel we're being manipulated by the jews to make us leave
They must be profiting from this in some way, I just have yet to figure it out.
Either that or they will rig the vote to stay in
tl;dr Britain wants to leave
France is being submissive to Germany because that's their fetish.
Germany is panicking as they know if Britain leaves only have France to rely on to help rule the EU.
Did I miss anything?
>>77233718
Hope this momentum keeps going
>>77233741
>le rigged election maymay
Yeah nah m9
>>77233732
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G5L41hdybI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G5L41hdybI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G5L41hdybI
>>77233732
>Alex Salmon
That fat fish cunt can fuck off, stupid, ugly fat cunt.
God I hate his smug cunting face and just want to cave his ugly skull in.
>>77233798
>tfw local Tory MP is pro-remain
>tfw was downstairs when someone delivered his leaflet
>tfw went and put it out into the recycling bin as they were still on my cul-de-sac
>>77233798
>remain only has ad hom attacks on farage and boris left
Really? This has the be the most incompetent campaign ever run.
>Remainers wiIl defend this
>>77233798
Nice Dragon-tongue boyo.
>>77233826
Actually, the people that want to stay are generally the greedy people anyway. David Cameron et al want to stay. That should tell you something.
Sacre Bleu!
>>77233352
>Go to see my Grandad
>As I leave
>So what's your opinion on the EU?
>I'm voting out anon
>Your nana says she's voting to remain
>but I filled out our letters and voted out for her
>>77233352
This whole Brexit thing is a huge fucking joke
>>77234017
F
>>77233798
They really are retarded without any political sensibility. Leaving the EU isn't letting 'Farage speak for you', he's not even a fucking MP in Parliament in fact he wants to relinquish any authority he has by leaving the union. Also you oculd just as easily say 'don't let cameron speak for you' and people would nod along.
>>77233741
Sure thing, cuck
dont leave i want to go there and live for free ffs
>>77233798
Mine is red, did the Scots get blue ones?
>>77233886
If the French spent more time actually working and less time striking they might actually be successful.
Fucking useless shitskin cunt stain of a nation it is.
inb4 England votes marginally in favour of Leave and a strong Remain vote in Scotland keeps UK in the EU.
>>77234039
Top Grandad.
>>77234049
If anything, it's the long-awaited punchline to the saddest joke ever played on the European people.
>want brexit
>don't want second scottish indy ref if brexit is successful
fuck
Here's an overexplained american political cartoon to have a sensible chuckle over.
>>77233826
>I can't help but feel we're being manipulated by the jews to make us leave
mate
take off your tin foil hat
>>77234205
They wouldn't risk it desu unless the EU starts shilling for them to join after we leave
>>77234205
There won't be a second independence referendum in Scotland for a long time, anon.
They literally can't afford it any more, and recent polls show that even in the event of a brexit, the Scottish population are in favour of staying in the UK.
>>77234205
>don't want second scottish indy ref if brexit is successful
From what I hear many Scots are losing faith with the SNP anyway.
>>77233718
I'll say it again.
We've already won lads.
>>77234205
Haven't you looked at the polls? Jocks have no stomach for a 2nd Ref
>>77234205
Even Cameron won't give the SNP another referendum. And even if he did, it would return another No vote for sure.
Not to mention I think there's been a 10% drop between two polls alone in Scottish support for remain, so the SNP may have bitten off more than they can chew.
>>77234349
No
We
Haven't
>>77234336
>>77234313
Yeah the SNP shot their load and missed. They're done for now.
>>77234434
>>77234349
Let the victory consume you
>>77234349
Stop trying to lower effort
>>77234349
Nearly, not quite yet though, only thing that could spoil it now is if Farage, Boris, and Gove are filmed happy slapping some pakis.
We must keep FIGHTING though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL3lJfpenAc
>>77234221
I thought there was a big nose jew on board where the eyes are?
maybe that's the /pol/ edit
>>77233798
Surely you'd be silencing our nige cause he'd lose his job
>>77234205
I don't see why Unionists don't want another indyref. We'd reject independence for a second time and absolutely kill the notion off for 100 years.
>>77234336
>>77234313
>>77234312
I really don't think the likes of kezia dugdale will be successful in defending the union if there's another indy ref.
a yes vote is behind in the polls at the moment, but I think the snp could easily swing it as they have virtually no decent opposition
>>77234506
Not until a Leave vote on the 24th
>post YFW and celebratory song when we win lads
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wp5zZ5cdu98
>>77234336
>>77234461
Should it be surprising how quickly people have forgotten that the Tories became the main Holyrood opposition and won 7 times the number of expeced constituency seats?
>>77234049
>finland: had one company, nokia, it failed, so did finland
Just posted my 66th post of the day to the Guardian. Mfw.
>Last week's worth of polls. Remainia has lost the debate. Stop fighting against the will of the nation traitors. No one wants your tyrannical globalist dystopia. Vote LEAVE.
14 June
Remain: 40% (-1)
LEAVE: 47% (+4)
(TNS, online)
13 June
Remain: 45%
LEAVE: 50%
(ICM, phone)
13 June
Remain: 39%
LEAVE: 46%
(YouGov, online)
13 June
Remain: 44%
LEAVE: 49%
(ICM, online)
12 June
Remain: 48%
LEAVE: 49%
(ORB, phone)
10 June
Remain: 42%
LEAVE: 43%
(YouGov, online)
10 June
REMAIN: 44%
Leave: 42%
(Opinium, online)
9 June
Remain: 45%
LEAVE: 55%
(ORB, online)
>>77233772
Kek
Can anyone bring up the Scottish ref polls and dates?
>>77233718
Trying to compare it to what we are looking at now, Scotland voted in 55/45 but were polling close IIRC
>>77234666
>666
Nice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AiM5zEEI_Jo
>>77234742
Those polls are actually incredible considering what the polls were like a month or so ago.
>>77234742
>remania
my sides.
>>77233352
>Immigration is good for the economy
Daily reminder that this is a meme
>>77234205
>>77234336
Well the SNP have cocked a lot up in a short time, but its most likely that they know how fucked they are with one party and they've lost faith in independence because they've heard in no uncertain terms how it just isn't viable and that they'd have to beg the uk for help at any cost.
>>77234742
Must be a hell of a job finding articles with comments enabled lmao good on you
>>77233638
>say no to Slamaphobia
>NEW POLLS BREAKING
NEW POLLS BREAKING
>NEW POLLS BREAKING
NEW POLLS BREAKING
EU referendum poll:
Remain: 40% (-1)
>Leave: 47% (+4)
(via TNS, online)
EU referendum poll:
Remain: 39% (-3)
>Leave: 46% (+3)
(via YouGov, online)
Upcoming #EUref polls:
Ipsos Mori, phone (Wed)
Survation, phone (Thur)
Opinium, online (Sat)
ComRes, phone (unsure)
https://twitter.com/britainelects
ITS HAPPENING LADS, SEIZE THE MOMENTUM, GET OUT THERE AND CANVAS, LEAFLET, KNOCK DOWN DOORS.
ANECDOTAL EVIDENCE THAT SO-CALLED 'LABOUR HEARTLANDS' ARE SWINGING TO LEAVE
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/video/2016/jun/14/labour-supporters-brexit-stoke-on-trent-eu-referendum-video
>>77234644
Any new scot referendum would have to take place a fair bit after a potential brexit
If britain leaves and turns out to be better off, it'll be very hard for the SNP to argue they should ditch the UK for the EU.
>>77234147
Welp... guess it's time
Anyone got more le Farage passport memes?
Don't become complacent we still have 9 days to go and anything could happen in terms of support for either campaign.
We just need to continue the good fight until the 23rd
>>77234742
Give me a link to the Guardian articles you're commenting on.
>>77233853
Literally there are no more huge polls coming out, and there aren't any exit polls either.
So this huge momentum is not going anywhere and at this point probably can't
>>77235079
Agreed.
>Also, I NEED A COLLAGE OF FARAGE. I NEED A FARAGE COLLAGE TO MAKE MY FACEBOOK COVER PHOTO IN THE EVENT OF LEAVE FOR MAX BANTZ.
>YVETTE COOPER BTFO
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/679619/lbc-voter-brexit-labour-yvette-cooper
>LABOUR VOTER RINGS IN SINGING PRAISES OF FARAGE
>>77235064
We really need to fix them.
>>77234039
Based Grandad. Buy him a pint next time you see him.
I think this article by Hannon is pretty good for convincing normies, as long as you don't say you got the info from an article in the Mail.. Especially the bit talking about the ports
t. The guy who kept posting about ports last weekend
Next debate with Nigel or Boris participating when?
https://twitter.com/martinboon/status/742654947276259330
>"Sorry to please or disappoint, but no further @ICMResearch phone/online published polls in store before EU ref day."
What do you think their reasons are?
Also, what were the GE polls predicting on average? Because I really don't want to be given a wide swing out of nowhere with a remain vote.
>>77233907
Reported for hate speech, enjoy jail.
>>77234972
>>77235243
Woops, forgot to post link
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3640078/It-s-not-just-plot-let-1-5-million-Turks-DANIEL-HANNAN-outlines-ten-bombshells-EU-s-keeping-secret-ve-voted.html
>>77235259
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9G5L41hdybI
Tonight
>>77235125
Based. You Akrotiri and Dhekelia?
IIRC Cypriots and Maltese are the only EU nationals that can vote in this.
>>77234997
you don't understand these people. you try to explain economic problems associated with scottish independance (lack of central bank, failure to meet convergence criteria to join the euro etc) and it falls on deaf ears.
They'll argue that the majority of scots who voted in the eu referendum voted for remain (which they probably will), therefore we should have another referendum
sweaty_man_meemee.png
Pretty sick video tbqh.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6fq0YUJ4xQ
Send this to all your mates lads
Just watched Daily Politics on iPlayer.
Lord Digby Jones is based as fuck.
I love how the FT are just choosing certain polls to include in their 'poll of polls' to try and make it appear as close as possible.
https://ig.ft.com/sites/brexit-polling/
First noticed it when they refused to update after the miraculous Indy 45-55 poll.
>>77234891
Get in here brethren. This is the second biggest UK online news source behind the DM, which we already own. Shill for your Queen. Shill for your nation. Shill to honour your father and your mother. Shill for your very lives!
www.theguardian.com/politics/live/2016/jun/14/eu-referendum-live-polls-sun-brexit-remain-panic
You know that if we leave we lose:
-Farming subsidies (We can't afford to feed the UK on our own)
-Grants in the STEM research and development sector (billions of pounds worth)
-Money towards construction, housing, food and water
So what exactly do we get when we leave? The government has already banned _all psychoactive substances_ (exempting alcohol, tobacco and caffeine) which means that the aroma from certain flowers is illegal (terpenes), they will be introducing the 'extremism bill' which means that any 'extremist speech' gets you black bagged, what constitutes 'extremist speech' could be as simple as protesting against the government.
Leaving the EU will only turn the UK into a third world, Orwellian nightmare shithole.
>>77235427
>>77235405
>linking to cuckkad
But the video is ok
>>77235125
Well if it does, we won't know. The polling stops this Saturday, and there is no exit poll.
So for five days we are going to be completely blind as to what is going on
>>77235289
Polls showing Leave is winning will aid the Leave campaign as the bandwagoners not following the political will flock to however is winning, if they can even be bothered to vote that is.
>>77235536
Nothing but fear mongering, you guys pay more to the EU than you get back for all those things.
>>77235536
>We can't afford to feed the UK on our own
Did your mum sniff glue whilst she was pregnant?
>>77235306
>getting btfo by fucking panama..... again
"The Darien Scheme was an unsuccessful attempt by the Kingdom of Scotland to become a world trading nation by establishing a colony called "Caledonia" on the Isthmus of Panama on the Gulf of Darién in the late 1690s. From the beginning the undertaking was beset by poor planning and provisioning, divided leadership, lack of demand for trade goods, devastating epidemics of disease, and failure to anticipate the Spanish Empire's military response. It was finally abandoned in March 1700"
>>77235536
OH NO ANONS HOW DID BRITAIN EVER COPE WITHOUT THE EU??
GUESS WE WERE ONLY LITTLE ENGLAND UNTIL THE EU CAME ALONG
>>77235536
We pay money then get "given" SOME of it back as grants and subsidies.
Leaving we can spend it all as we see fit.
Nige's flotilla tomorrow, lads.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/londoners-face-traffic-chaos-when-farage-brexit-flotilla-floats-up-thames-city-chiefs-warn-a3271141.html
Londoners don't like it up 'em!
>>77235572
kek, she really was like that. It was embarrassing.
>>77235289
The margin of error on GE polls was around 37% though they had worse outliers for labour and lib dem. However this is a binary question and quite a lot of unis and research bodies have made it clear that undecided and swing voters are so far more likely to come out for Leave than remain.
Anyone else a UKIP oldfag?
>>77235464
They ignore the poll which has the best result for either side. If another poll came out with 56% in favour of Leave they'd ignore it but update their system to factor in the one from a couple of days ago with 55% Leave. The same story with Remain.
Compare >>77233718 to the scot ref polls leading up and we are around 3% clear
The scot ref polls indicated that remain would win by 3-5% in the week upto the vote, remain won by 10%
Now we are polling 4-7% leave, we could end up leaving with 13% lead
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_Scottish_independence_referendum,_2014
>>77235306
HAH, that shit only works in Scotland, not here.
Now fuck off you failed abortion of a Scottish colony.
>>77235690
Top fucking lel, English merchants told them to not go there but they didn't listen.
I'm very uninformed about Brexit. Just wondering what are the advantages of leaving?
>>77233798
That worn out font just screams, "HOLY SHIT THIS IS NOT A DRILL SHUT IT DOWN"
So I finally got round to watching the Brexit Doc. What legit arguments do people have to stay in the EU? Shouldn't "young leftest millennials" be against appointed bureaucrats creating unwanted regulations, nnn sheeit...
I just don't see why the vote to leave wouldn't be considerably more in favour. Are people just generally uninformed?
Happy for you britbongs, God save the queen
>SPECULATION TIME
How do we think that the major newspapers are going to fall when it comes time for endorsements? They should be rolling in any day now. We know Sun backs Brexit. How will the other chips fall?
>Guardian
>Times
>Sunday Times
>Independent
>FT
>Telegraph
>Sunday Telegraph
>Daily Mail
>Mail on Sunday
>Daily Express
>Express on Sunday
>Mirror
>Star
>>77235344
>Online debate
I'm afraid normies won't watch this debate, they only watch debates on BBC, ITV or Sky right? : (
>>77235699
>forgetting that we were considered "the poor man of europe" in the 70's prompting us to join the EEC in the first place.
just saying
>>77235849
freedom itself
>>77235777
you excited for the rebranding?
After the vote, when will we get the results? Will it be broadcasted as a live event with music and shit?
>>77235849
>Adorable
Fuck you, your .webm is too cute.
>>77235879
>>Guardian
hmm i wonder
>>77235855
>Are people just generally uninformed?
Yes. They think the Leave camp wants to kick out all the darkies and not allow in anyone that's not white or English.
>>77235849
The United Kingdom has open border with the EU, Merkel has opened the EU border with the whole of Africa and the Middle East.
The EU is very left wing, pushing multi cult as much as possible and over rules populist votes to impose its own ideology.
We pay £10 billion (net) per year to the EU but we cannot remove the EU leaders with votes, all we can do (and have done) is fill it with UKIP MEPs which bitch in the EU Parliment but have no power in the un-democratic government which makes our laws and regulations to further the globalist multi cult ideals.
June 23rd is the independence vote, and a start of the great un-cuckening of the west
>>77235907
Because of over-regulation , the kind of regulation the EU is doing right now
>>77235907
>implying a decade matters when we've been around for millennia
I'm all for more free trade that the EEC offered, - so why would not offering more Free trade with the rest of the world be bad for us?
>>77235849
Wouldn't you be annoyed if America kept making laws for you instead of your own government?
>>77235879
express = ukip, leave
torygraphs = leave
mail = leave
mirror probably leave
FT = remain.
gaurdian = BBC behind muhummad up front
dont know about the others
>>77235849
>recession
>tory majority for the next 2000 years
>>77235536
Our companies own enough agricultural land abroad to feed the whole of Europe.
The STEM 'grants' is OUR monies coming back into the UK, only the spending is directed from the EU.
>>77235879
Already confirmed.
Remain
>Guardian
>FT
>Mail on Sunday
>Mirror
Leave
>Daily Mail
>Daily Express
>Express on Sunday
Not sure about the rest but I think they mostly lean remain. Suckers.
>Times
>Sunday Times
>Independent
>Telegraph
>Sunday Telegraph
>>77235849
We'll upgrade your webms from cute to cute+
>>77235879
>Remain
>Leave
>Leave
>Leave
>IDK
>Leave
>Leave
>Leave
>Leave
>LEAVE
>LEAVE+
>Maybe Remain
>IDK
Sun ofc has already endorsed LEAVE
>>77235907
>Implying it wasn't Thatcher who turned it around
>>77236131
>democracy is bad when my team doesn't win
This is why i hate remainers
>>77235879
>>Guardian
Remain
>>Times
Dunno
>>Sunday Times
Dunno
>>Independent
Remain
>>FT
Remain
>>Telegraph
Leave
>>Sunday Telegraph
Leave
>>Daily Mail
Leave
>>Mail on Sunday
Remain
>>Daily Express
Leave
>>Express on Sunday
Leave
>>Mirror
Remain
>>Star
Tits on page 1
>>77235536
we're net contributors to the EU budget, we've always given more money than received from EU subsidies.
the rest of your argument is just an appeal to fear, there is no evidence to suggest the UK would do a turn around on its parliamentary traditions. you do know the uk is actually one of the world's most old and stable government to still exist, right? democracy always found a way.
>>77235879
>Guardian- In
>Times- In
>Sunday Times- Neutral
>Independent- In
>FT- In
>Telegraph- Out
>Sunday Telegraph- Out
>Daily Mail- Out
>Mail on Sunday- In
>Daily Express- Out
>Express on Sunday- Out
>Mirror- In
>Start- Out
>>77235777
28/03/2015 is when I joined. I could really do to renew my membership as it expired long ago. However, I've been a supporter of Ukip for a lot longer than that, though. I started listening to Nigel in the EU Parliament (probably) before 2013.
>>77236165
Telegraph is like +20 LEAVE when readers are polled. Doubt they'll officially endorse leave, at best they won't endorse any.
>>77235879
REMAIN:
>Guardian
>Mirror
>FT
>Economist
>Observer
>Independent
LEAVE:
>Daily Mail
>Express
>Sun
WHO KNOWS?
>Times
>Telegraph
>>77235395
Well there's no way in hell their argument for seceding makes any sense when their plan is to essentially toss out any sovreignty they would've gained by joining the EU.
I think the ability for any region to secede is a vital elememt for keeping a country free(ish), but the SNP leadership frankly seems to want it for entirely dishonest reasons.
Good day, lads!
I'm in contact with fairly senior polling figures in the Remain and Leave camps, they both say that the polls are lying massively. Internal polling suggests it's 70% for Leave
So mates, no need to vote really, I'm not voting either. Just stay comfy here with us on /pol/ and enjoy leaving
>>77235849
Have some Rod Liddle
>There is really only one clinching argument — and it is astonishing that so little hyperbole has been expended on it. It’s this: democracy. Not sovereignty, but democracy. Perhaps we might all sign up to a winnowing away of British sovereignty if we could be confident that the EU would behave in a democratic manner. But it does not do so.
>If we stay in the EU, we will be consigning ourselves to a future that, in political terms, resembles the old USSR: no dissent, no alternative point of view permitted. A supranational body run by authoritarian liberals. Now, there’s hyperbole for you — what seems, on the face of it, to be an exaggerated claim. Yet this is what the EU is doing right now, explicitly and brazenly. The unelected president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, has recently made it clear that any country that elects a right-of-centre populist government will be stripped of its rights to make decisions within the EU, and possibly subjected to a loss of income. He did not hint at this, he actually said it. If Austria had voted its Freedom party into power, it would have had its decision-making capacity within the EU removed.
>>77235879
I'm expecting all of the broadsheets to come out for Europe.
The tabloids I don't know
>>77236023
counts will get under way when polls close at 22:00 GMT Thursday, 23 June at 382 local centres around the UK. These local results will be declared as the counts are completed before being collated at 12 regional centres, which will also declare the totals for each side. There will be a rolling total so the time at which one side reaches the point of being mathematically unbeatable depends on how quickly the vote are counted and how close the results are running. It is a safe bet that from 4am onwards there should be pretty clear picture of which way the vote is going. A chief counting officer will announce the overall result at Manchester Town Hall.
There will be no exit polls.
>>77236348
Love this Trump Gen gem
>>77236195
Source on that webm?
>>77235799
Mustn't get too confident lad. Late deciders tend to vote for the status quo - in this case Remain.
I'll only be happy once the polls have Leave over 50% consistently.
>>77235907
There were many factors that led to us being in a shitty state in the 70's - that we weren't in the EEC was pretty low on that list.
>>77236055
They come in through the night. Going by the general election we should know for certain by about 2-3am on the 24th. If it's a landslide we'll know earlier, if it's really close we might not know until 4-5am on the 24th
>>77236348
Cameron leave REEEEEEEEE
>>77236348
ahahahahahhahaha no fuck off.
I'm voting Leave. My whole estate is voting leave.
The working and underclass are the ones that will save Britain.
>>77236165
Telegraph is more Leave then Remain.
Theyre trying be balanced but theyre not doing it very well.
anybody else get turned on when they say brexit
it's basically brehs let's exit
>>77235536
You do realize that you give shitloads of money to the EU and only get some of it back, right?
You're so fucking stupid it hurts.
>>77235896
>they only watch debates on BBC, ITV or Sky right?
Which we have all completely and utterly dominated and won. This massive swing for leave comes directly after the big televised debates in the OP. It is a triumph of reason and logic over bad propaganda.
>>77236348
really makes you think huh...
How do I convince my gf to vote out?
>>77235405
>>77235582
Link to the creator's upload: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKYSM2dhWE0
Sargon just gave him a platform.
>>77236447
borris writes for them. they are very much mostly leave
>>77236446
>The working and underclass are the ones that will save Britain.
All hope lies with the proles. Orwell is ALWAYS right.
GUYS
what do you think about my 13% leave prediction>>77235799
do you think it will be more or less?
>>77236348
In that case you should vote Remain and you can laugh at all the cucks that voted Leave and the UK becomes even more shit.
REMAIN IS TOO STRONK! PLEASE NERF!
>>77236488
commonwealth?
>>77236348
>just dont vote lad
nigel would never say that
>>77235536
M8, give us £20, I'll give you back £10 but you have to spend it how I tell you to. Isn't that a great deal?
>>77233798
What it isn't translated in Arabic? How else will London understand it?
>>77236348
>So mates, no need to vote really, I'm not voting either.
I am now a #remainmissile.
>>77236488
EU net contributions is £10bn a year
Last 6 years of Government we managed to grind out a saving of £45bn
Just by leaving the EU we would have saved 60bn in 6 years, would have completley covered the public sector costs that had to be cut through austerity with 15bn left over
>>77235666
>>77235678
>>77235699
>>77235700
Awesome echo chamber you guys have here. Amazing circlejerk.
The UK is fucked without the EU, even with the EU it can barely manage itself, what with the Tory government passing unenforcable laws that have been criticised by the police, NHS doctors and even New Scientist. The UK does not know how to run itself and parliament doesn't ever listen to the voice of reason, I can leave the UK by driving 100 miles and crossing the border into the ROI (which is shit also, but I can hop a boat there and use my Danish nationality to live in a decent country with a much better standard of living.
>>77234349
Fifth column detected.
>>77236488
Tell her if she votes out I'll put you two up when you come for a visit down under.
>>77236750
>The UK is fucked without the EU
How do people like you exist?
>>77236488
Call her a cuck.
>>77236750
The problem is that your arguments make absolutely no sense and are backed up with absolutely no evidence.
We're not circlejerking we're just calling you out on your bullshit. Fuck off to Denmark if you want to prep bulls that bad.
>>77236488
Democracy? Immigration? How the EU is committed to further integration?
>>77236581
I think less just because late deciders will probably lean more to Remain than Leave.
>>77236750
>Danish nationality
Oh look another JF lecturing on Britain being shit
>>77236348
https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedkingdom/comments/4o1uxj/polling/
thanks lad
>>77235799
you've got the comparison the wrong way round.
people tend to shy away for voting for change at the last minute. voting for brexit is a vote for change. its not the status quo position. staying in the eu is.
in referendums like the in scotland and quebec voters shied away from voting for change at the last minute (scottish voters voted to stay in the uk and Quebecois voted to stay part of canada). The reasons for this are usually related to economic anxieties stirred up by the like of the remain campaign in the eu referendum.
to feel confident about brexit you would need a good 3% lead in aggregate polls to take into account statistical margins for error...... IN ADDITION you'll need a couple of percent to take into account last minute voters bricking it at the last minute and voting remain.
>current aggregate polls of polls
I'd want to see leave at 56%+ before I even considered it a possibility that leave will be successful.
There's still lots of work to do
>>77236750
>anti-British sentiment will surely win over brit/pol/
Lurk more shill. You don't know whom you're dealing with.
>>77235536
Let's say in theory in a crazy Universe, leaving the EU completely fucks the UK over. It'd still be worth it, independence has no price too high.
>>77237010
don't scare me senpai
>>77237010
>IN ADDITION you'll need a couple of percent to take into account last minute voters bricking it at the last minute and voting remain.
id wager that since this is such a massive decision, this number will be even higher
i will not begin to feel confident until we are polling 10% ahead consistently
>>77236750
How is it an echo chamber if it's true? does that fact somehow upsets your argument and that's why you're going on a diatribe about muh nhs?
>>77236750
Hurry up and fuck off then.
Lads
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3641019/Prince-William-reveals-set-star-edition-leading-gay-lifestyle-magazine-Attitude.html
>>77236348
>70% for Leave
No, no mate there's been a mix up in your figures. The 70% figure is the percentage of Leave voters who won't even bother turning up.
>>77236750
>muh torys
you corbyn cucks make me sick. please please for the love of god go find yourself a big muhummad cock to keep yourself warm at night in denmark
>>77236348
I have never voted before and this is the first time and possibly the last time I will, but I am fucking voting for this referendum even if I have to drag myself out of a hospital to do so.
Guys I've heard that if the UK leaves the EU, then Germany will invade the UK. After that, they will lock all leave voters in stocks with our trousers down and present us to the migrants as fuck toys.
Is there any proof to this rumor?
>>77236750
I know who you are.
Kenneth and I know where you live.
You fucking faggot, want me to give /pol/ your full details? And don't even deny it, I know exactly who you are.
>>77237010
>its not the status quo position. staying in the eu is.
No it's not. EU business is on hold till 24 June, then it's full steam ahead with this wild ride.
>>77237281
When you don't have an argument, just rely on ad hominems.
>>77237288
JUST
>>77237010
This is my worry as well. It's actually quite hard to compare the Indyref to Brexit, though, in a lot of ways. As I'm sure you know, only 3 polls had YES ahead in the entire polling cycle.
I agree, I think 51-49 is far, far too close to feel confident. 55-45 is about where we want to be.
HOWEVER, one thing that you must mention is that differential turnout could easily be what brings about victory. Older people support leave, and older people are much more likely to vote. I believe in terms of the Indyref it was the opposite, where older people generally favored remaining in the UK (If I'm wrong please correct me.)
If the polls to be released in this coming week demonstrate the same trend and get the polling average to roughly 53-47, I think Leave could take it by 10 points by virtue of differential turnout.
Either way, this is going to be a nailbiter. Simply seeing a few polls with Leave ahead should not make anyone any less nervous.
>>77237010
I pretty much agree with you but I think over 56% is probably unrealistic.
Based on opinion polling for the Quebec referendum, anything over 52% consistently in the polls is probably enough to swing it but I'd say anything over 55% would give me confidence in the result
>>77233638
FREE ROOFTOP TOURS FOR THEM
>>77237241
He isn't saying Leave won't happen, only that the current margin in polls that cover maybe 30% of the population tops isn't sufficient to say leave is definitely going to happen. What we also have to contend with is the margin being too close and the government getting away with a 5 year delay on implementing a complete exit from the EU.
>>77237514
Cameron already did it
>>77237010
people also tend to support winners. if its looking more likely that leave will win more people will be swayed to vote for it
>>77237377
>>77236750
I also know you won't fuck off back to Denmark because you have a British born son, even though you're a faggot, you turkey basted some ugly dyke into birthing your faggot spawn.
Want me to tell /pol/ more about you, your family and your life?
I can if you carry on shitposting you ignorant little cunt, oh wait you're not little, you're a fat bastard.
>>77237536
>older people generally favored remaining in the UK
Yes, heavily. Over 65s were like 2/3rds for no
>>77233352
Tfw just quit TNS. Tfw did global attitudes survey which asks tons of doddgy politcal leaning questions but doesnt directly ask if you want the UK to brexit so its biased. Tfw it went on for 20 fucking minutes at least.
>>77235536
>stem grants
>0.7%
its fucking nothing
>>77237371
they wont make it past London. That migrant shithole will swallow any army the EU sends your way.
>>77236750
>>77236988
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
>>77237698
Dumb cunt I'm getting people to not vote remain
>>77237010
This takes into account national referendums, not supra-national ones. Referendums on a national status quo, and ones on the international status quo are different.
For example; in Denmark's last two referendums on the EU, the national Denmark side won both of them with a last minute 5+ boost in the polls. Which is actually remarkably similar to what we are seeing in the UK right now, in EU referendums, on the fence voters go for the national side rather then the European one.
>leftists shitting themselves intensifies
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jun/13/brexit-supporters-leave-vote-right
Rest in pieces colony...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk_45WgQ9sw
>>77237633
Yeah I thought he'd go quiet.
I hope he chokes on Zopiclone tablets, fucking druggy piece of trash.
I've just received a strange missive from the strongerin.co.uk shower of jokers.
It amounts to an A4 window poster "Vote remaIN on June 23rd", a scurrilous lie about the polls being tied neck and neck, no other information whatsoever about the EU, but a rather dopey picture of Saint Nigel on the reverse of the poster with the exhortation "Don't let Farage speak for you".
Beyond the wonderful idea that the idiots who hang this in their window will be gazed upon by Sir Nigel every day for the next week and a half, this appears to be the one and only tack the Remain camp are taking now.
As if Farage doesn't lose his job as MEP if he wins. Or as if he's poised to become PM on the 24th. A most peculiar angle to take, when Bojo has a track record they could have used and abused to make a much more relevant point in the minds of the scattered Left.
Who are these phone polls calling? Presumably London area codes in the main, non-English speakers press 2 for translation.
>>77237536
>IMPORTANT UPDATE
As >>77237645 noted, older people in the Indyref polled and voted for remaining in the UK. In the Brexit referendum, it is the opposite - older people vote much more reliably for LEAVING THE EU.
I believe that honestly if you took every person in the UK and forced them to vote, the result would be quite close to 50/50, with no more than a 53/47 swing either way. But we could come out on top on the sheer virtue of older people turning out in much larger numbers relative to the young.
>>77236729
Is England that cucked? They hand out leaflets and translate them for terrorists can vote on your issues?
>>77236488
If you can't win her over by June 23rd, just make sure she doesn't go out to vote. Lock her in the house if necessary
Hot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdlCJFHErf4
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2016/jun/14/uk-can-refuse-benefits-to-unemployed-eu-migrants-judges-rule
Is the EU in the bargaining stage now?
>>77237377
>>77237633
>>77237894
green arrow story time?
>>77235184
Its important that instead of focusing on bantz in the event of victory, you focus on talking to people about why the EU is a disaster and why its important to leave.
A thousand years of British history are at stake. This is the biggest vote of your lives. Don't fuck this up. Don't let Britain "remain" a pawn of awful forces. Obummer, merkel, verhodstadt. Are those the names you want your childrens children to see as their great historical figures?
The EU mandated history books will have them singing the praises of the most vile of our time.
>>77235536
Pretty sure you'll manage somehow.
Vote OUT!
>>77237633
BASED.
>>77236956
Triple nationality choice, lived in UK all my life.
One thing I've seen since the Tory government took power is the huge amount of (white, UK national) homeless people who literally line every alcove of the main street in Belfast. The UK is going down the shitter and the only thing stopping it from getting any worse is the constant flow of money from the EU.
For example, when passing laws you would expect the people passing them to know what they're talking about, right. Nope.
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2074813-youre-not-hallucinating-mps-really-did-pass-crazy-bad-drug-law/
Here's some choice quotes:
>Watching MPs debate the Psychoactive Substances Bill yesterday, it was clear most of them hadn't a clue. They misunderstood medical evidence, mispronounced drug names, and generally floundered
> Respectable MPs from the Home Counties found themselves discussing the merits of “poppers” [sic] One MP confessed she had thought poppers meant those small tubs of streamers fired into the air at parties.
Yes the UK will work perfectly in the hands of these fools.
>>77238023
If he pipes up again I'll tell you everything, give you his number, facebook, pictures, home address, his dyke whore's address/son's address, his brothers address in Denmark, where he works.
Every fucking thing so it's in his interests to shut the fuck up and stay the fuck out of this. Fucking piece of Euroshit.
>tfw you have a 10k views Rees-Mogg brexit clip on youtube
>tfw removing anti-Brexit comments
>>77238023
Gotta say I'm also a little intrigued
>>77237377
>>77237633
>>77237894
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>>77237951
I know right? Translating into Gaelic is so shit
>UK votes LEAVE
>Cameron refuses
>Cameron austed
>Moggs takes the seat
>Deregulates everything
>Ships all the Scots/shits to Sweden
>Right wing utopia established
>Quads funding for space program
>Inovation prospers
>Light speed travel founded
>Galaxy colonised
What are the chances? 50/50?
>>77238093
Kenneth Rosenoern you fat piece of shit, I warned you.
You leave me now choice.
dox dump soon.
>>77237377
>>77237633
>>77237894
STORY TIME
>>77233729
Hopefully they stop threatening and actually move to Canada/Sweden/Whatever liberal shithole they claim they'll move to when they don't get their way.
>>77237377
>>77237633
>>77237894
what the fuck is happening here
>>77237951
>>77237633
Actually I'm quarter Danish as nationality is passed down the maternal line; I don't have any kids.
Most of the responses show how much of a circlejerk thread this is.
Enjoy your Nigel Farage ration stamps.
>>77238235
At least you don't have to translate everything into French and Italian.
Well, that may be your future if you stay in the EU.
>>77238093
>Yes the UK will work perfectly in the hands of these fools.
Well if it doesnt you can always vote them out and litterly get a new parliament, but you cant vote out the commission, and you cant vote out the parlimentary members from the other 27 countries
But if you vote "leave" you can control the politicians of your own parliament and hold them responsible for what they do in your parliament
This better be a good story
>>77238018
>tfw she will never put her x on my ballot box
>>77235536
It's literally a vote on whether or not you want to be rules by your own people or a foreign entity. You'd be voting your own freedom away by voting for the EU, an agency which has supreme control over Britain without Britain being able to say otherwise, except for now.
The fact that half of your population is too stupid to realize this makes me think we have more in common with our mother country than I thought. You see over here British people are supposed to be smarter than US.
>>77238301
>>77238235
Color me ignorant but I guess that means I learned something today. The American is stupid meme has been brought to life.
>>77238019
It's too late for them HAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHA
>>77238276
>2100 British Empire spans the galaxy
>2200 Lefty cucks make us surrender it all
>2250 Our towns and cities get taken over by Ayyliums
>>77238019
why the fuck do they even get a say in the matter honestly.
> Discrimination still exists. Some people feel that their own beliefs are being threatened. Some are unhappy about unfamiliar cultures. They all need to be reassured that there is so much to be gained by reaching out to others; that diversity is indeed a strength and not a threat.
- The Queens Speech 2004.
What did she mean by this????
>>77238301
Lives in Leeds, is a raging homosexual, is currently dating an inbred northerner after leaving London due to him stalking someone he fell in love with and the police got called on him and basically all his friends ostracized him for being a weirdo.
>>77238419
You shut the fuck up Kenneth, don't you try your shit I know exactly who you are and I know you post here.
You want me to post your number? Is your heart pounding faster like you've snorted from a bottle of poppers? It fucking should be because if I were you I'd be fucking terrified.
I know everything about you and you can lie all you like but it's not going to work you fucking faggot.
>>77238419
desu it is better live one day as a poor man and love your country than to spend a lifetime as a rich man and a damp rag
>>77238341
It's great that they all quote moving to White countries???
What happened to their 'multi-culti' world?
>>77238532
Kek'd
>>77238122
Everyone knows you and Kenneth are pitching and catching with each other. Admit it.
>>77238394
I have no idea but I'm definitely not called Kenneth.
I hope he posts some random anon's details online to prove that he's 'an oldfag super 1337 h4xx0r.
>>77238019
Yep
Fresh from normiebook. I love seeing posts like this.
>>77238544
She wants her colonies back.
>>77238526
>“But there are no guarantees that this will last for ever, and future judgments may go against the UK. Conversely, a vote for Brexit on 23 June is likely to create its own legal quagmire, as the subsequent negotiations will have to resolve the free movement rights of EU citizens currently living in the UK and UK citizens currently living in other EU countries in a fair and consistent way,”
They even admit that this won't last and it's a temporary measure.
>>77238403
not the only one, also this is Sweden largest "right wing" party in our last election campaign
>>77238547
>>77235536
>-Farming subsidies (We can't afford to feed the UK on our own)
60% of EU agricultural subsidies go to the Landed Gentry m8 and their massive, non-food producing estates. Private Eye ran a series of investigations on it.
True, we import 40% of our food, but not from the EU.
>-Grants in the STEM research and development sector (billions of pounds worth)
Yes? Grants come and go m8. That's why you need a good business manager in the lab. It's also why science is so politicized and effectively in the pocket of Big Pharma and Big Oil. There'll be plenty more where that trickle of our own tax money less two thirds came from.
>-Money towards construction, housing, food and water
You mean foreign corporations buying up our transport, construction and utilities companies and then evading tax via the EU structured rent-the-logo-back-to-yourself scam? Yeah, no, we'll not miss any of that.
You have no positives for Remaining. Not one. That's appalling when you think how long we've been scammed by the EU.
Or maybe you've finally found one? Always with the false negatives, never with the positives.
>>77238655
Goddamn it, Kenneth, just play along
>>77237828
good point. didn't really consider that....I tend to be a bit pessimistic.
I think what concerns me is that in my recent experience "remain" voters, outside of london and college/uni aged kids, are not being very vocal in supporting the "remain" campaign....... this very much reminds me of the "no" voters in the scottish indy ref in that they were very hesitant to talk publicly about their support for the union.... yet won a resounding victory.
I'm finding this difficult to gauge.
I wonder if there will be a last minute equivalent of the "vow" taken towards the end of the scottish indy ref to promise further devolved powers to scotland if voters voted "no"?
