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David Cameron was asked during the referendum campaign QT debate if he would stay on as PM in the event of a leave vote, he said 'it would be right to stay'. Bit like some of the promises on both sides, he went back on his word.
No, but it is a disaster film…
Can we see the 1975 referendum results coverage again? You know, the one where it was rammed down everyones throats that it was 'just a common market'? Talk about 'lies' during the 2016 referendum, what about the big one that lasted 50 years?
Unless you can see the future and are indeed Mystic Meg, Brexit will be deemed a success or failure once we've fully left, lets wait and see what happens shall we.
We are a great country, we've been bombed to death in two world wars, have lived with the fear of terrorist attacks since the IRA days, have a seat on the UN security council and are a member of the G7 to name just some. Quit with the negativity to gain a few brownie points.
Anyway back to TV Pres...
23rd June - should be a national holiday! 
The real "horror" as some have put it above, is not the result but the utterly pathetic implementation of the result from this government. Cameron should have been as good as his word when he said if there was a vote to leave the EU he would trigger Article 50 the day after the referendum by going to Brussels. We could have been formally exiting the EU in just 2 weeks if he'd done so.
It's quite enjoyable when the Parliament channel schedules old election programmes. I think I saw parts of the 1975 referendum a couple of years ago and have also enjoyed seeing the 1979 General Election. Not sure what else they've shown. It does seem they don't cross promote the Parliament channel on the BBC, I wonder why?
Maybe they could start showing some of the old Question Time editions going back to 1979 with Robin Day. I bet some of those discussions could be utterly fascinating in hindsight from various politicians of the past. I presume the BBC kept them all.
The real "horror" as some have put it above, is not the result but the utterly pathetic implementation of the result from this government. Cameron should have been as good as his word when he said if there was a vote to leave the EU he would trigger Article 50 the day after the referendum by going to Brussels. We could have been formally exiting the EU in just 2 weeks if he'd done so.
It's quite enjoyable when the Parliament channel schedules old election programmes. I think I saw parts of the 1975 referendum a couple of years ago and have also enjoyed seeing the 1979 General Election. Not sure what else they've shown. It does seem they don't cross promote the Parliament channel on the BBC, I wonder why?
Maybe they could start showing some of the old Question Time editions going back to 1979 with Robin Day. I bet some of those discussions could be utterly fascinating in hindsight from various politicians of the past. I presume the BBC kept them all.
David Cameron was asked during the referendum campaign QT debate if he would stay on as PM in the event of a leave vote, he said 'it would be right to stay'. Bit like some of the promises on both sides, he went back on his word.
No, but it is a disaster film…
Can we see the 1975 referendum results coverage again? You know, the one where it was rammed down everyones throats that it was 'just a common market'? Talk about 'lies' during the 2016 referendum, what about the big one that lasted 50 years?
Unless you can see the future and are indeed Mystic Meg, Brexit will be deemed a success or failure once we've fully left, lets wait and see what happens shall we.
We are a great country, we've been bombed to death in two world wars, have lived with the fear of terrorist attacks since the IRA days, have a seat on the UN security council and are a member of the G7 to name just some. Quit with the negativity to gain a few brownie points.
Anyway back to TV Pres...
Last edited by Worzel on 9 June 2018 9:21pm - 3 times in total
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