Moderator: Peak Moderation
I always think Wikipedia is best in these situations for an accurate summary.clv101 wrote:Is there a typo in your post, none of the recent polls talk of 47% Leave, 43% Remain.Little John wrote:http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/eu ... 16-7699714clv101 wrote: What poll is that? There were three yesterday; Survation, Surveymonkey and ORB none with those numbers?
There are other sources
Depends whether or not you include the undecideds.clv101 wrote:Is there a typo in your post, none of the recent polls talk of 47% Leave, 43% Remain.Little John wrote:http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/eu ... 16-7699714clv101 wrote: What poll is that? There were three yesterday; Survation, Surveymonkey and ORB none with those numbers?
There are other sources
Nadeem saying that Leave will win tomorrow.Against this my forecast conclusion of BEFORE last Thursdays event, on the basis of the sum of year long analysis including over 120 articles and over a dozen videos concluded that the most probable outcome was likely to be LEAVE winning on 51.3% against REMAIN on 48.7%. Which both today's opinion polls AND momentum are appearing to confirm and hence implies that LEAVE / BrExit really does look set to win the tomorrows EU Referendum vote.
Ilargi wrote: All Forsyth has to do is to quote from Monnet’s work, and I have to admit that while reading it I increasingly got the feeling that it’s quite remarkable that no-one, especially no journalist, does this. It’s there for everyone to see, but that means little if and when no-one actually sees it.
I have repeatedly talked about how the very structure of the EU self-selects for sociopaths and/or worse, but perhaps not enough about how that was deliberately built into the design. A feature not a flaw.
And I don’t think Monnet ever thought about how structures like that develop over time, in which the flaws in that design become ever more pronounced and the more severe cases of sociopathy increasingly take over the more powerful positions. A development that is well visible in present day Brussels.
Indeed. Telegraph has Leave ahead slightly. A lot of older voters are turning out in force. Let's hope they can swing the vote.Lord Beria3 wrote:http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article55635.html
Nadeem saying that Leave will win tomorrow.Against this my forecast conclusion of BEFORE last Thursdays event, on the basis of the sum of year long analysis including over 120 articles and over a dozen videos concluded that the most probable outcome was likely to be LEAVE winning on 51.3% against REMAIN on 48.7%. Which both today's opinion polls AND momentum are appearing to confirm and hence implies that LEAVE / BrExit really does look set to win the tomorrows EU Referendum vote.
Well, he called the GE right and he could be right again. Hopefully the young dumbheads stay at home.
All I can say is that a Brexit result will stun many who seem convinced that Remain will win.
Exciting times
LB: The bit about saying 'the young dumbheads staying at home' was me typing into your previous post by mistake.. Apologies if this caused any offence .Lord Beria3 wrote:http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article55635.html
Nadeem saying that Leave will win tomorrow.Against this my forecast conclusion of BEFORE last Thursdays event, on the basis of the sum of year long analysis including over 120 articles and over a dozen videos concluded that the most probable outcome was likely to be LEAVE winning on 51.3% against REMAIN on 48.7%. Which both today's opinion polls AND momentum are appearing to confirm and hence implies that LEAVE / BrExit really does look set to win the tomorrows EU Referendum vote.
Well, he called the GE right and he could be right again.
All I can say is that a Brexit result will stun many who seem convinced that Remain will win.
Exciting times
Thanks for this LJ. The following confirms you can do as you say:Little John wrote: But, as I said, I believe they will rig this referendum if at all possible. I have read up on the regulations and you are allowed to make your mark with a pen. Take a black biro pen and mark your box clearly. The polling booths only issue pencils. Pencil can be rubbed out.
I always liked Izal hard....woodburner wrote:Remain may well win, but it has nothing to do with fate being sealed by that ridiculous poll. It has more to do with people being wimps and preferring to muddle along in the rut they are in. Making a decision is not a comfortable option for most. They would still be using Izal hard if it had been put to a vote.
Yeah, it's been clear for the last week that Remain are well ahead - when you consider what 'don't knows' are most likely to do, and the likelihood of a swing to the status quo the in final days/hours. It's been very disappointing how the media and most commentators have only focused on the headline poll result. The pound has been strengthening against the dollar and euro all week, the bookies odd on Leave getting longer and longer all week, now 3.5 vs 0.2!woodburner wrote:Remain may well win, but it has nothing to do with fate being sealed by that ridiculous poll.
Another example of lack of respect for a view that differs from the writer's. Sticking a label on nearly 50% of the voting population does not say much for the intellect of Stumbling and Mumbling.From this perspective, Leavers are not conservatives. The kindest thing one can say about them is that they are radicals, but many of us would have less kind words.
