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Brexit - Should I stay or should I go??

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Re: Brexit - Should I stay or should I go??

Patman said:
101.8 percent total?
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The dead shall rise and be counted!

You know, I wonder how Churchill, Disraeli, Gladstone and Lord Salisbury would have voted?
 
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SkyNews is reporting low turnout in Scotland but high turnout in England. That is what the "Leave" side wants to hear.
 
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The Sicatoka said:
DrudgeReport.com has links to British live updates (and television). I'm watching SkyNews.
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Do you read Drudge from your AOL account via your 56k modem over a landline?

(seriously, unless you're 80 years old, what the fark are you doing reading Drudge?)
 
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unofan said:
Do you read Drudge from your AOL account via your 56k modem over a landline?

(seriously, unless you're 80 years old, what the fark are you doing reading Drudge?)
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Part of the spectrum of sites I'll look at. I try to see the range of political POVs. (You should give that concept a go sometime.)

And in reality Drudge is not a content provider but a consolidator and linker to a pretty wide range (everything from InfoWars.com to Salon.com ... heck, Drudge is how I first found and read Salon.)
 
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The Sicatoka said:
Part of the spectrum of sites I'll look at. I try to see the range of political POVs. (You should give that concept a go sometime.)

And in reality Drudge is not a content provider but a consolidator and linker to a pretty wide range (everything from InfoWars.com to Salon.com ... heck, Drudge is how I first found and read Salon.)
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Drudge is just your crazy uncle's Fw: FW: FW: FW: YOU NEED TO SEE THIS!!!1!!1 e-mails in a poorly designed website form.
 
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Well, it certainly appears that I was dead wrong in my theory that it was the failed "Scottish Independence" movement being the loudest about leaving the EU.
 
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Cameron just kept having referendums to deunify the country until one worked.
 
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The Sicatoka said:
And in reality Drudge is not a content provider but a consolidator and linker to a pretty wide range
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Drudge is a consolidator in the same sense that Fox News is a news organization. Their agenda is 99% of their identity and 100% of their business model.
 
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Kepler said:
Drudge is a consolidator in the same sense that Fox News is a news organization. Their agenda is 99% of their identity and 100% of their business model.
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Just like MSNBC, and CNN.

All we have left is "advocacy journalism". That's why I try to look in all directions.
 
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