Traitors will attempt to bring down UK government next week

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot

Yes there is. Do try to keep up.

Traditionally a link would be in order.

a reply to: ScepticScot

The Comres poll for ITN polled 26,000 people.
Im on my phone and cant post a link at the mo but google is your friend.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot
Lets see what the traitors do if boris gets a deal.
Watch this space!

The traitors will reject it... because what they want is delay after delay leading to Remain.
If I were in Boris' shoes I would call a referendum with 2 options
1 Leave with his deal
2) Leave without a deal.

Leave the remain question out of it because it has already been answered by the People.

Pity poor Boris doesn't have enough support in parliament to call a referendum on anything.

Then why does Steptoe not want a GE?
Clue - could be cos according to polls he'd get slaughtered?

If fought on a 'brexit' manifesto polls show clear lead for remain. Result would depend on what agreements , if any, made between Tory/Brexit and labour/Libs/Green.

Er, no

Most people want to leave the EU according to the biggest Brexit poll since the 2016 referendum. Some 54% back the UK honouring the result and quitting the bloc, regardless of the way they voted three years ago.
The ComRes/Channel 5 survey of 26,000 voters showed 50% wanted out compared with just 42% who support Remain - a drop of 6% since the referendum. And when “don’t knows” are excluded, 54% say their preferred outcome is to leave against 46% who want to stay. The poll came as a group of cross party MPs travelled to Brussels to urge the EU to extend the Brexit deadline to give time for a second referendum.

See that last sentence - they're the hard core traitors... negotiating with the EU to extend at the same time we're trying to get a deal to leave.

As for an election. the Tories are surging. Now 15 points ahead of Labour.

Recent polls are not encouraging for opponents of Boris Johnson, and Brexit. A survey from Opinium, released at the weekend, gave the Conservatives 38%, a 15-point lead over Labour, who were on 23%, with the Liberal Democrats relegated to their comfort zone of 15%. Johnson, meanwhile, leads Jeremy Corbyn in the best leader stakes by a whopping 36% to 16%.

This poll?

www.theneweuropean.co.uk...

Anything that quotes " You Gov " has to be taken with a pinch of salt. They are notorious at getting things wrong with their methodology.

As explained here.

fullfact.org...


Anyway, thanks for linking " The New European " which wouldn't be bias in anyway whatever.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot
Lets see what the traitors do if boris gets a deal.
Watch this space!

The traitors will reject it... because what they want is delay after delay leading to Remain.
If I were in Boris' shoes I would call a referendum with 2 options
1 Leave with his deal
2) Leave without a deal.

Leave the remain question out of it because it has already been answered by the People.

Pity poor Boris doesn't have enough support in parliament to call a referendum on anything.

Then why does Steptoe not want a GE?
Clue - could be cos according to polls he'd get slaughtered?

If fought on a 'brexit' manifesto polls show clear lead for remain. Result would depend on what agreements , if any, made between Tory/Brexit and labour/Libs/Green.

Er, no

Most people want to leave the EU according to the biggest Brexit poll since the 2016 referendum. Some 54% back the UK honouring the result and quitting the bloc, regardless of the way they voted three years ago.
The ComRes/Channel 5 survey of 26,000 voters showed 50% wanted out compared with just 42% who support Remain - a drop of 6% since the referendum. And when “don’t knows” are excluded, 54% say their preferred outcome is to leave against 46% who want to stay. The poll came as a group of cross party MPs travelled to Brussels to urge the EU to extend the Brexit deadline to give time for a second referendum.

See that last sentence - they're the hard core traitors... negotiating with the EU to extend at the same time we're trying to get a deal to leave.

As for an election. the Tories are surging. Now 15 points ahead of Labour.

Recent polls are not encouraging for opponents of Boris Johnson, and Brexit. A survey from Opinium, released at the weekend, gave the Conservatives 38%, a 15-point lead over Labour, who were on 23%, with the Liberal Democrats relegated to their comfort zone of 15%. Johnson, meanwhile, leads Jeremy Corbyn in the best leader stakes by a whopping 36% to 16%.

This poll?

www.theneweuropean.co.uk...

No, not that pile of wombat's doos, proper ones.

Is there a 'proper one' showing leave ahead?

Yeah - the one you found.

Know this : I find it truly hilarious that remainers (traitors), such as your traitor friendly NEwEuropena site, think they can spin the largest poll since the referendum with

"Oh look:
30% LEAVE with a deal
20% LEAVE without a deal
42% REMAIN

...ooooh remain wins!"

Thanks for the laugh.

Classic.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot

The Comres poll for ITN polled 26,000 people.
Im on my phone and cant post a link at the mo but google is your friend.

That would be the same poll you just called 'wombat poo'.

originally posted by: alldaylong

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot
Lets see what the traitors do if boris gets a deal.
Watch this space!

The traitors will reject it... because what they want is delay after delay leading to Remain.
If I were in Boris' shoes I would call a referendum with 2 options
1 Leave with his deal
2) Leave without a deal.

Leave the remain question out of it because it has already been answered by the People.

Pity poor Boris doesn't have enough support in parliament to call a referendum on anything.

Then why does Steptoe not want a GE?
Clue - could be cos according to polls he'd get slaughtered?

If fought on a 'brexit' manifesto polls show clear lead for remain. Result would depend on what agreements , if any, made between Tory/Brexit and labour/Libs/Green.

Er, no

Most people want to leave the EU according to the biggest Brexit poll since the 2016 referendum. Some 54% back the UK honouring the result and quitting the bloc, regardless of the way they voted three years ago.
The ComRes/Channel 5 survey of 26,000 voters showed 50% wanted out compared with just 42% who support Remain - a drop of 6% since the referendum. And when “don’t knows” are excluded, 54% say their preferred outcome is to leave against 46% who want to stay. The poll came as a group of cross party MPs travelled to Brussels to urge the EU to extend the Brexit deadline to give time for a second referendum.

See that last sentence - they're the hard core traitors... negotiating with the EU to extend at the same time we're trying to get a deal to leave.

As for an election. the Tories are surging. Now 15 points ahead of Labour.

Recent polls are not encouraging for opponents of Boris Johnson, and Brexit. A survey from Opinium, released at the weekend, gave the Conservatives 38%, a 15-point lead over Labour, who were on 23%, with the Liberal Democrats relegated to their comfort zone of 15%. Johnson, meanwhile, leads Jeremy Corbyn in the best leader stakes by a whopping 36% to 16%.

This poll?

www.theneweuropean.co.uk...

Anything that quotes " You Gov " has to be taken with a pinch of salt. They are notorious at getting things wrong with their methodology.

As explained here.

fullfact.org...


Anyway, thanks for linking " The New European " which wouldn't be bias in anyway whatever.

Is their claim that no poll in last 2-years has showed leave ahead wrong?

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot
Lets see what the traitors do if boris gets a deal.
Watch this space!

The traitors will reject it... because what they want is delay after delay leading to Remain.
If I were in Boris' shoes I would call a referendum with 2 options
1 Leave with his deal
2) Leave without a deal.

Leave the remain question out of it because it has already been answered by the People.

Pity poor Boris doesn't have enough support in parliament to call a referendum on anything.

Then why does Steptoe not want a GE?
Clue - could be cos according to polls he'd get slaughtered?

If fought on a 'brexit' manifesto polls show clear lead for remain. Result would depend on what agreements , if any, made between Tory/Brexit and labour/Libs/Green.

Er, no

Most people want to leave the EU according to the biggest Brexit poll since the 2016 referendum. Some 54% back the UK honouring the result and quitting the bloc, regardless of the way they voted three years ago.
The ComRes/Channel 5 survey of 26,000 voters showed 50% wanted out compared with just 42% who support Remain - a drop of 6% since the referendum. And when “don’t knows” are excluded, 54% say their preferred outcome is to leave against 46% who want to stay. The poll came as a group of cross party MPs travelled to Brussels to urge the EU to extend the Brexit deadline to give time for a second referendum.

See that last sentence - they're the hard core traitors... negotiating with the EU to extend at the same time we're trying to get a deal to leave.

As for an election. the Tories are surging. Now 15 points ahead of Labour.

Recent polls are not encouraging for opponents of Boris Johnson, and Brexit. A survey from Opinium, released at the weekend, gave the Conservatives 38%, a 15-point lead over Labour, who were on 23%, with the Liberal Democrats relegated to their comfort zone of 15%. Johnson, meanwhile, leads Jeremy Corbyn in the best leader stakes by a whopping 36% to 16%.

This poll?

www.theneweuropean.co.uk...

No, not that pile of wombat's doos, proper ones.

Is there a 'proper one' showing leave ahead?

Yeah - the one you found.

Know this : I find it truly hilarious that remainers (traitors), such as your traitor friendly NEwEuropena site, think they can spin the largest poll since the referendum with

"Oh look:
30% LEAVE with a deal
20% LEAVE without a deal
42% REMAIN

...ooooh remain wins!"

Thanks for the laugh.

Classic.

Only 20 % want no deal. Guess we should take that off the table.

a reply to: UKTruth

Every time you say something on the lines of 'Remainers = traitors' I laugh and take you less seriously.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: alldaylong

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot
Lets see what the traitors do if boris gets a deal.
Watch this space!

The traitors will reject it... because what they want is delay after delay leading to Remain.
If I were in Boris' shoes I would call a referendum with 2 options
1 Leave with his deal
2) Leave without a deal.

Leave the remain question out of it because it has already been answered by the People.

Pity poor Boris doesn't have enough support in parliament to call a referendum on anything.

Then why does Steptoe not want a GE?
Clue - could be cos according to polls he'd get slaughtered?

If fought on a 'brexit' manifesto polls show clear lead for remain. Result would depend on what agreements , if any, made between Tory/Brexit and labour/Libs/Green.

Er, no

Most people want to leave the EU according to the biggest Brexit poll since the 2016 referendum. Some 54% back the UK honouring the result and quitting the bloc, regardless of the way they voted three years ago.
The ComRes/Channel 5 survey of 26,000 voters showed 50% wanted out compared with just 42% who support Remain - a drop of 6% since the referendum. And when “don’t knows” are excluded, 54% say their preferred outcome is to leave against 46% who want to stay. The poll came as a group of cross party MPs travelled to Brussels to urge the EU to extend the Brexit deadline to give time for a second referendum.

See that last sentence - they're the hard core traitors... negotiating with the EU to extend at the same time we're trying to get a deal to leave.

As for an election. the Tories are surging. Now 15 points ahead of Labour.

Recent polls are not encouraging for opponents of Boris Johnson, and Brexit. A survey from Opinium, released at the weekend, gave the Conservatives 38%, a 15-point lead over Labour, who were on 23%, with the Liberal Democrats relegated to their comfort zone of 15%. Johnson, meanwhile, leads Jeremy Corbyn in the best leader stakes by a whopping 36% to 16%.

This poll?

www.theneweuropean.co.uk...

Anything that quotes " You Gov " has to be taken with a pinch of salt. They are notorious at getting things wrong with their methodology.

As explained here.

fullfact.org...


Anyway, thanks for linking " The New European " which wouldn't be bias in anyway whatever.

Is their claim that no poll in last 2-years has showed leave ahead wrong?

If you want to trust their methodology then that's your choice. Many don't.

Their eve of General Election Poll in 2017 had The Tories winning with a increased majority. We know how that went don't we.

Here you go, you can have a laugh at You Gov.

yougov.co.uk...

originally posted by: alldaylong

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: alldaylong

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot
Lets see what the traitors do if boris gets a deal.
Watch this space!

The traitors will reject it... because what they want is delay after delay leading to Remain.
If I were in Boris' shoes I would call a referendum with 2 options
1 Leave with his deal
2) Leave without a deal.

Leave the remain question out of it because it has already been answered by the People.

Pity poor Boris doesn't have enough support in parliament to call a referendum on anything.

Then why does Steptoe not want a GE?
Clue - could be cos according to polls he'd get slaughtered?

If fought on a 'brexit' manifesto polls show clear lead for remain. Result would depend on what agreements , if any, made between Tory/Brexit and labour/Libs/Green.

Er, no

Most people want to leave the EU according to the biggest Brexit poll since the 2016 referendum. Some 54% back the UK honouring the result and quitting the bloc, regardless of the way they voted three years ago.
The ComRes/Channel 5 survey of 26,000 voters showed 50% wanted out compared with just 42% who support Remain - a drop of 6% since the referendum. And when “don’t knows” are excluded, 54% say their preferred outcome is to leave against 46% who want to stay. The poll came as a group of cross party MPs travelled to Brussels to urge the EU to extend the Brexit deadline to give time for a second referendum.

See that last sentence - they're the hard core traitors... negotiating with the EU to extend at the same time we're trying to get a deal to leave.

As for an election. the Tories are surging. Now 15 points ahead of Labour.

Recent polls are not encouraging for opponents of Boris Johnson, and Brexit. A survey from Opinium, released at the weekend, gave the Conservatives 38%, a 15-point lead over Labour, who were on 23%, with the Liberal Democrats relegated to their comfort zone of 15%. Johnson, meanwhile, leads Jeremy Corbyn in the best leader stakes by a whopping 36% to 16%.

This poll?

www.theneweuropean.co.uk...

Anything that quotes " You Gov " has to be taken with a pinch of salt. They are notorious at getting things wrong with their methodology.

As explained here.

fullfact.org...


Anyway, thanks for linking " The New European " which wouldn't be bias in anyway whatever.

Is their claim that no poll in last 2-years has showed leave ahead wrong?

If you want to trust their methodology then that's your choice. Many don't.

Their eve of General Election Poll in 2017 had The Tories winning with a increased majority. We know how that went don't we.

Here you go, you can have a laugh at You Gov.

yougov.co.uk...

Yougov isn't the only polling organisation.

If you distrust polls fair enough but let's not pickand choose what polls to believe.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot

The Comres poll for ITN polled 26,000 people.
Im on my phone and cant post a link at the mo but google is your friend.

That would be the same poll you just called 'wombat poo'.

No your site you linked to was wombat's doos. Doos not "poo".

a reply to: ScepticScot

Yougov isn't the only polling organisation.

You Gov is the one your link to " The New European " is quoting though.

Isn't it ?

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot

The Comres poll for ITN polled 26,000 people.
Im on my phone and cant post a link at the mo but google is your friend.

That would be the same poll you just called 'wombat poo'.

No your site you linked to was wombat's doos. Doos not "poo".

Still same poll.

Since the question you answered was 'This Poll?' You can understand my confusion...

originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: ScepticScot

Yougov isn't the only polling organisation.

You Gov is the one your link to " The New European " is quoting though.

Isn't it ?

And? Doesn't change that polls keep showing remain as most popular option.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot

The Comres poll for ITN polled 26,000 people.
Im on my phone and cant post a link at the mo but google is your friend.

That would be the same poll you just called 'wombat poo'.

No your site you linked to was wombat's doos. Doos not "poo".

Still same poll.

Since the question you answered was 'This Poll?' You can understand my confusion...

Yes, you are confused.
I get that you are.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: ScepticScot

Yougov isn't the only polling organisation.

You Gov is the one your link to " The New European " is quoting though.

Isn't it ?

And? Doesn't change that polls keep showing remain as most popular option.

Please show me a poll where there is a straight choice between leave or remain.

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: ScepticScot

Yougov isn't the only polling organisation.

You Gov is the one your link to " The New European " is quoting though.

Isn't it ?

And? Doesn't change that polls keep showing remain as most popular option.

Do they really?
😪😂

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: ScepticScot

The Comres poll for ITN polled 26,000 people.
Im on my phone and cant post a link at the mo but google is your friend.

That would be the same poll you just called 'wombat poo'.

No your site you linked to was wombat's doos. Doos not "poo".

Still same poll.

Since the question you answered was 'This Poll?' You can understand my confusion...

Yes, you are confused.
I get that you are.

Yes I managed use same poll I calmed ' wombat doo' as a evidence. No wait that was you...

originally posted by: oldcarpy

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: ScepticScot

Yougov isn't the only polling organisation.

You Gov is the one your link to " The New European " is quoting though.

Isn't it ?

And? Doesn't change that polls keep showing remain as most popular option.

Do they really?
😪😂

Yes

whatukthinks.org...

originally posted by: alldaylong

originally posted by: ScepticScot

originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: ScepticScot

Yougov isn't the only polling organisation.

You Gov is the one your link to " The New European " is quoting though.

Isn't it ?

And? Doesn't change that polls keep showing remain as most popular option.

Please show me a poll where there is a straight choice between leave or remain.

whatukthinks.org...