The Great EU Debate - Full Debate (Jun 21st)

The Great EU Debate - Full Debate (Jun 21st)

One day to go and I bet most people have either made their minds up a long time ago. People will either stick to their guns or they still don't know which they will vote. If so they will probably wobble and keep to what they know by voting remain when they enter the voting booth. A fear of a leap into the unknown etc.

If you didn't watch the BBC's great EU debate last night you can catch up on it now. This was shown on the BBC on June the 21st.

BBC 'The Great Debate' - EU Referendum Debate - Part One

BBC 'The Great Debate' - EU Referendum Debate - Part Two

BBC 'The Great Debate' - EU Referendum Debate - Part Three

BBC 'The Great Debate' - EU Referendum Debate - Part Four

So with one day to go did that debate help you in any shape or form?

Did you like Boris Johnson's idea of a national independence day on June 24th if we vote to leave the EU?

If not check out some of the other videos on the blog.

What does Vladimir Putin think about BREXIT?

What does Vladimir Putin think about BREXIT?

Unlike many other world leaders, Russia's president Vladimir Putin has kept quiet about Britain's upcoming referendum on its membership of the EU.

The BBC's Moscow correspondent Steve Rosenberg has been finding out more.

The UK State news channel, the BBC, looks at what Russia and Russians think about the EU Referendum.


Do you believe Putin doesn't care about a BREXIT or do you think they do really want us to leave to stop the sanctions on them with a divide and rule strategy?

Don't forget to vote!

BBC Video on why we should stay in the EU

BBC Video on why we should stay in the EU

This is a BBC video on why we should stay in the EU.

Their description of the video is:

David Cameron has travelled to Brussels hoping to persuade other European leaders to back his plan for reforming Britain's relationship with the other 27 EU countries. It comes ahead of a referendum in which voters in Britain will decide to stay or leave the EU. That vote is expected to happen some time next year.

So what are the benefits of staying or leaving? UKIP's Suzanne Evans and Labour MP Alan Johnson have set out their opposing views for the Victoria Derbyshire programme. Mr Johnson, is fronting Labour's campaign to stay in the EU.

With the EU referendum only weeks away the BBC should be an impartial player in the debate but as the state news outlet for the country many people have complained that they are repeating the Conservative Remain message in their documentaries and news pieces.

What do you think are the BBC being an impartial player in this referendum or are they just the Conservative mouth piece for the Remain campaign?

What BBC won't tell you about the decline of Britain since 1973 EEC

What BBC won't tell you about the decline of Britain since 1973 EEC

This is a discussion from the radio with journalist, Tony Gosling, about BREXIT, and what the BBC won't tell you about the decline of Britain since joining the EEC in 1973.

He talks about the history of Europe going back to the World War and the de-Nazification of Europe. He reveals how the EU is really a fulfillment of some very old German Bankers desires.

Apparently German banks were buying up large stocks of French and other countries big companies before invading them. They then prevented their army and air forces from bombing or harming these companies during the occupation of the country they were taking over.

The German banks wanted a common market across the EU and Tony puts forward a view that the EU is a fulfillment of NAZI policies with the de-industrialisation of the UK and other European countries.

Remember this is one person's point of view but it's worth listening to.


Do you agree that the German economy and their industries have boomed since the EEC, EU, and that other countries such as Greece, Spain, Italy and the UK have suffered through de-industrialisation?

US Commentator admits Obama is hypocritical in his BREXIT comments

US Commentator admits Obama is hypocritical in his BREXIT comments

Watch this video that shows a US commentator, Pippa Malmgren, talking about Obama recently telling the British public that we should vote to stay in the EU.

She admits that the US would never allow the same sort of foreign interference as the EU therefore it's hypocritical for him to back David Cameron up.

She also believes the UK population will pay no attention to his views and that she believes that the wording Obama used was probably Cameron asking him to "just say this"....

 

Would the USA allow the EU to make it's laws, I don't think so.

Would the USA pay any attention to David Cameron if he told them to vote one way or another in their upcoming US Presidential election, nope, so why has Obama stuck his nose into the BREXIT campaign?

Did David Cameron ask him to make some pro-stay comments or was it purely his own opinion? The White House claims that it was but Pippa suggests that the wording he used in his speech such as "Britain would go to the back of the queue", rather than the more American "back of the line", suggests some UK influence in his speech.

What do you think of President Obama's comments?