EU Referendum - How will you vote?

[crazybaby 10]

Here are John Manns reasons for wanting to leave, both he and Dennis Skinner are voting out:

 

 

The Labour Party is nothing if it can’t represent working class interests. But too few Labour MPs are campaigning for Britain to leave the European Union on June 23. Why? Because in Westminster people are inculcated into Westminster establishment politics too much. And people have been terrified about talking about immigration.

 

Nowhere is that clearer than with the free movement of people, which has, is, and will continue to undermine pay and conditions in working class communities. It is not sustainable to have 300,000 new people added to the population every year.

It has created two kinds of people in this country: the people who gain from this and the people who lose out.

 

more here:

 

http://www.mann4bassetlaw.com/why_i_m_voting_out_on_june_23rd

 

My reason is how can we trust the government to invest in our housing & services to cope with the rise in population when all governments have failed to properly invest in the the NHS, Schools etc. They need to plan better and can't do that unless we have true figures to work with, and yes I do agree with Boris about an amnesty, perhaps then we can better plan, that's if we have a government that is willing to do so and so far no government has met the challenge.

[Shef1985 10]

No shef1985 gets his info from leftie newspapers. He's not in the real world so wouldn't speak to a tradesman who's actually witnessed it!!

 

He can account for 50ish illegals that have been in Sheffield an undetermined amount of time, not thousands in S Yorks that have been here 12 years. Get the point?

 

Tradesmen are not the best source of info.

[JFKvsNixon 11]

No. He wasn't.

 

When he was Mayor of London and lobbying the government to relax the immigration laws, I'm sure that the current EU immigration rules applied.

[Shef1985 10]

Is it right that if children living with their mother in a EU country gets child support money whilst their husband works in britain?

Is it right that if a husband works lets say in Poland but his wife gets sod all off the polish goverment sent over to his children?

 

You are talking small amounts of money in the grand scheme of things.

[El Cid 219]

Nowhere is that clearer than with the free movement of people, which has, is, and will continue to undermine pay and conditions in working class communities. It is not sustainable to have 300,000 new people added to the population every year.

 

 

One reason why they are a positive to the UK economy is that they often work for less than the minimum wage. If we actually enforce our labour laws, 300,000 will not be sustainable.

[dorberman 10]

You are talking small amounts of money in the grand scheme of things.

 

small amounts add up on top of free nhs whilst here.

[retep 68]

Looks like a few more will be coming in if remainers get their way,

"Government slammed over leaked telegrams hinting at visa-free travel for Turks"

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/679334/liam-fox-turkey-government?utm_source=traffic.outbrain&utm_medium=traffic.outbrain&utm_term=traffic.outbrain&utm_content=traffic.outbrain&utm_campaign=traffic.outbrain

[Norseman 10]

Its worth noting with all this RemaIN or Leave the EU that a further 8 EU Member countries are now giving serious consideration to running their own referendums on leaving the EU as well depending on whether the UK opts to leave. This includes Sweden and Denmark to name but two. It should also be noted that these are stand alone countries like Britain who pay vast amounts into the EU whereas the poorer countries would stay members.

 

The likelihood of Germany going bust if the UK and other countries were to follow suit and leave would make a significant impact to those remaining countries.

[Quik 10]

When he was Mayor of London and lobbying the government to relax the immigration laws, I'm sure that the current EU immigration rules applied.

 

Thats not what you said. You said he said the EU rules were too restrictive. He didn't. Hes always been for a flexible global skills based immigration policy with no special access for roma gypsy thieves or bulgarian sex offenders just because the EU demand it. Which I fully back as a sensible policy that puts our British interests first and foremost.

 

If we have a need for someone we get the best person regardless of where they are from. If we don't need someone then door shut. Immigration that we control in our interests not imposed on us by Juncker.

[JFKvsNixon 11]

Looks like a few more will be coming in if remainers get their way,

"Government slammed over leaked telegrams hinting at visa-free travel for Turks"

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/679334/liam-fox-turkey-government?utm_source=traffic.outbrain&utm_medium=traffic.outbrain&utm_term=traffic.outbrain&utm_content=traffic.outbrain&utm_campaign=traffic.outbrain

 

So you think that the UK has such an influence over the EU policy? It's refreshing for a Bexit supporter to admit that the UK has such a big say on how the EU is run.

[Eater Sundae 12]

Why have my comments being deleted very democratic!!!

 

Ok Lets portray mr Brendan coxs as a saints then who has not made a penny from his charity work he does it all for free:hihi:

 

I can't be bothered to read up on this, but people who WORK for a charity are paid.

[I1L2T3 10]

Of course. Our current non EU immigration rules are incredibly restrictive because any bugger can wander in from the EU. Once out of that we need a more flexible system that meets OUR long and short term skills needs. But the remainians have been burbling that those of us who wish to take back control must hate immigrants for so long that they believe their own pish now.

 

Where is the cheap Labour going to come from?