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Author Archives: Robert Pigney
EUFacts: £350 million per week
Thanks to Paula Kirby, a member of one of the SY2E Remain in the EU groups 1. £350 million per week We do not send £350m per week to the EU. Repeat: NOT. This has been pointed out to the … Continue reading
The UK has pooled sovereignty since 1603 – why are the Leavers so scared of the EU?
Some in the UK believe that the UK is wholly incompatible with any form of union or sharing/pooling of power. This is most curious seeing as the UK’s history of union and pooling of power started in 1603.when England and Scotland formed … Continue reading
Posted in EU, myths, reflections
Tagged EU, myths, reflections
Just who has the most to lose?
By Paul Wild a member of one of the SY2E groups
Demagogues: why they are a threat to the UK in this EU referendum (and everywhere else).
According to the dictionary, a demagogue is a person, usually an orator or political leader, who gains power by arousing peoples’ emotions and prejudices, it comes from the Greek “demos”, people and “agogos”, leader. They rely on emotions, that’s not so … Continue reading
Posted in conspiracy theory, reflections
Tagged conspiracy theory, reflections
Musings on Brexit: What I would want for my Grandchildren
Originally posted by Marion Thornly in her blog: Ceret Diaries: Musing’s on Brexit On Facebook today I saw a post by a lady who wrote that she was going to vote to leave the EU for the sake of her grandchildren. I … Continue reading
Posted in personal account, pro-EU campaign, reflections
Tagged personal account, pro-EU, reflections
International Conspiracies: A Demagogue’s Favorite Ploy
Throughout history demagogues have blamed outsiders for all their peoples’ woes in difficult times, they have been accused of ruining the economy, undermining the fabric of the nation and of subversive or criminal activities, I’ve posted on the ludicrousness of some of … Continue reading
Posted in conspiracy theory, reflections
Tagged reflections