Did Graham Jones do the right thing? - Page 17

jaysay · 14-11-2011, 19:59

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy

Jay, we will see, I can be a bit like Paxman when I want to be.
Rindi mate, so far Graham has been replying for 25 minutes to this thread, Maybe he is having problems with simple questions?

35 minutes now must be one hell of an answer, or he's nobbed off

Boeing Guy · 14-11-2011, 20:02

He's gone now. i wonder if he is too important to mix with the little people

jaysay · 14-11-2011, 20:04

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy

He's gone now. i wonder if he is too important to mix with the little people

Ya twas the time when he was one of the plebs too

garinda · 14-11-2011, 20:06

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy

He's gone now. i wonder if he is too important to mix with the little people

Perhaps they just rang the gong for dinner, at his friend EdM's palatial home?

cashman · 15-11-2011, 00:33

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Originally Posted by garinda

This thread is actually asking if people think what you did was the right, or the wrong thing, in voting against an E.U. referendum.

Overwhelming, the constituents of Hyndburn think you were wrong, in what you did.

Why did you vote against giving us the chance to have a say, as to whether or not we are in favour of self-determination?

We're confused, as two weeks previously, in public, on this very forum, you said you had no problem with an E.U. referendum, stating that it would 'settle this issue democratically'.

Why did you say that, then vote that we should be denied that democratic right two weeks later?

Have given this matter much thought, n i see it as a catch22, I probably wouldn't answer, if the answer was embarrassing to me! n if i thought me credibility was blown out the window. but thats just me.

Mancie · 15-11-2011, 01:08

Hang on here.. less than 50 people voted in this poll but somehow Garinda and the lap dogs have turned it into some massive poll of public opinion in Hydnburn with 50 voters.

Boeing Guy · 15-11-2011, 06:44

Mancie to the rescue!

Margaret Pilkington · 15-11-2011, 06:53

Yes BG....well he would do wouldn't he?
Maybe Mancie goes around with his eyes and ears closed to general opinion.

This sample could only ever be a 'staw poll' but hey, let's not let that get in the way of what appears to be convincing evidence.

In case you hadn't noticed Mancie, this poll reflects much bigger ones that have been conducted elsewhere in the country by different organisations. (I'm sure G will be along shortly to give you links appropriate to the evidence - me? I have sausages to prick, grates to black lead and clinkers to poke)

Accyweb and Garinda are easy targets to have a pop at.....especially when all of us have gone to bed.

groove · 15-11-2011, 08:18

Groove thinks this tread is boring and has carried on for far too long now.

garinda · 15-11-2011, 08:25

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Hang on here.. less than 50 people voted in this poll but somehow Garinda and the lap dogs have turned it into some massive poll of public opinion in Hydnburn with 50 voters.

The Guardian, left-wing, and credible enough for you?

'Some 70% of voters want a vote on Britain's EU membership.'

EU referendum: poll shows 49% would vote for UK withdrawal | World news | The Guardian

Their poll, published the week before Graham Jones voted against an E.U. referendum, despite posting on here that he had no problem with one, showed that a massive 70% of the U.K. population are demanding the right to vote in a referendum.

Whether in an open vote, it was fifty, or fifty thousand people who took part, at just under 90%, it's a pretty clear indication as to what local people think up here. Perhaps it's different in your little bubble in south London.

The results of this poll also reflects the results of similar polls on AW over the years. Including the one started by a moderator on here, before I'd joined, which showed just under 80% would vote to leave the E.U.

The evidence is very clear, for those who want to see it.

I'm sure even you could if you tried.

Even if your little bubble's dripping in condensation.

garinda · 15-11-2011, 08:31

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Originally Posted by groove

Groove thinks this tread is boring and has carried on for far too long now.

Well, 'if' you plan on sticking around, I suggest not reading it.

It's going to be active for at least the next three and a half years.

Until the next General Election.

Margaret Pilkington · 15-11-2011, 08:31

Thank you G....I still have clinkers to poke.... the grate is black leaded and the sausages are pricked!

Margaret Pilkington · 15-11-2011, 08:33

Groove...why don't you go and play in the traffic?
This is far more important than your inane, juvenile 'jokes'.
That you find it boring, says quite a lot about your mentality.

garinda · 15-11-2011, 08:35

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Accyweb and Garinda are easy targets to have a pop at.....especially when all of us have gone to bed.

Don't worry.

Amazingly there's always some useful pin at hand, which can easily pop the bubble, some people choose to live in.

cashman · 15-11-2011, 10:01

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Hang on here.. less than 50 people voted in this poll but somehow Garinda and the lap dogs have turned it into some massive poll of public opinion in Hydnburn with 50 voters.

Funny Mancie, yeh made some daft comments in the early hours,but this must rank wi the daftest, unless of course yeh can provide evidence of a poll giving the opposite view?

cos i sure as hell aint seen one.all the ones i have seen in media or tv,say exactly the same as the 50 on here.

by the way using yer daft logic this wonderful government we got now has been elected by the same token.so come on show us yer not wrong provide the evidence.