[Shaun_Ashmore]

Max I cleaned for one of your old customers the other day they moved to Sheffield last year the husband is a web designer.

[Tony Stewart]

Shaun.............hope you charged him Titan Rates otherwise he will think that you are too cheap compared to Max!!

[maxcampbell]

Max I cleaned for one of your old customers the other day they moved to Sheffield last year the husband is a web designer.

Ian K? - he was a neighbour, and we always gave him mates rates! He designed our first website, now superseded.

[mikey]

        iam  out

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Very nice people made a very nice cup  of coffee.

[Hilton]

Having seen Cameron's pathetic performance on the SKY Q&A last night, (really poor), I wonder if people still believe the bull he spouts on a daily basis and then Merkel weighs in to make a bad day an even worse one.

[Buckland]

With all due respect,  Judging by your post, you misunderstand the term 'fascism'

Yes agreed it is an abused and also much used term - generally now at least in the UK applied to anyone who has (democratic) power but who one disagrees with! But the poster has a point about unelected bureaucrats on the Commission which makes important decisions and wields power not conferred democratically - very loosely that is fascism to all intents and purposes as they think they know best and are authoritarian and dictatorial in the way they hand down decisions they have taken 'for the common good' supposedly of the rest of the Union - they are not very right wing admittedly and that is a problem for many Tories and always will be - we have this sneaking suspicion in this country that 'continentals' understand socialism just a little bit better than we ever can do and therefore have a secret agenda to turn us all into liberals. Perish the thought!

I have already voted here and in reality - had to before I changed my mind again!

We have very few opportunities in this (or any truly democratic) country to express our democratic rights and when they come along you should grab it round the neck with both hands - if you are not actively involved with politics it is the only influence you will ever have - the rest is just so much hot air - like a lot of what I have just typed...

[*Hector*]

With all due respect,  Judging by your post, you misunderstand the term 'fascism'

Yes agreed it is an abused and also much used term - generally now at least in the UK applied to anyone who has (democratic) power but who one disagrees with! But the poster has a point about unelected bureaucrats on the Commission which makes important decisions and wields power not conferred democratically - very loosely that is fascism to all intents and purposes as they think they know best and are authoritarian and dictatorial in the way they hand down decisions they have taken 'for the common good' supposedly of the rest of the Union - they are not very right wing admittedly and that is a problem for many Tories and always will be - we have this sneaking suspicion in this country that 'continentals' understand socialism just a little bit better than we ever can do and therefore have a secret agenda to turn us all into liberals. Perish the thought!

I have already voted here and in reality - had to before I changed my mind again!

We have very few opportunities in this (or any truly democratic) country to express our democratic rights and when they come along you should grab it round the neck with both hands - if you are not actively involved with politics it is the only influence you will ever have - the rest is just so much hot air - like a lot of what I have just typed...

Nice to see that you are consistent though Dave...   

 

[Simon Gerrard]

Geoff,
I'm not sure what your point is.
But, have you heard any politician pointing out just how undemocratic the EU has become and with it try to explain how we have got from one vote  49 years ago on wether or not we wanted to join the Common Market to a situation where we have a European Parliament,   a judiciary, a central bank and a currency and have signed up to the notion of free movement of people. If and its a big if, but if we had been asked through the democratic process if we approved of all of these things then we would have no right to complain about it. The fact that we weren't and it was all done by stealth and slight of hand then in my opinion we have every right to complain about it, and so we should and the best way of doing that it to vote: LEAVE!!!

[Paul Moss]

Just shows you how out of touch they are. Two weeks ago they thought it was a easy win for the remain party.
Now they have had a couple of debates and actually spoke to the real public , they now know that most want out.
I only know 2 people that are voting remain and I must have spoken to dozens and dozens who are voting out.

[Hilton]

What was noticeable was how SKY News shifted to the remain camp in the last few days in a big way, all remain and especially Farage reporting is negative, according to SKY this morning Cameron won that Q&A last night (neither won it) and in an interview with a economics expert from the City of London yesterday evening they kept cutting him off on all the points he made rebuffing what Greg Hands was saying on the cost of leaving even at point losing sound, leaving Hands to have the final very important point with guy shaking his head in disgust in the background...........blatant bias ,along with the BBC who do not even bother to hide it anymore.