The TPU UK Clubhouse

[FreedomEclipse]

glad your back alive and not to badly bruised
can you make go pro footage available or is that a police/insurance/Legal action in progress no no ?

Im not going to upload it to public domain till im done with the case.

 

[RCoon]

Carrier has arrived

 

[ne6togadno]

Carrier has arrived

nice one gz
but you may want to shade your your plates.

 

[kurosagi01]

Glad to hear you're okay Freedom and that looks pretty nice coon. Well i drove upto Huddersfield for Cardfight Vanguard team national tournament on Friday night and going through country roads is fun and all but at same time creepy at night. Surrounded with rich farmers and graveyards and crematoriums wasn't pleasant driving by lol.
Anyways its voting week woo.

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

 

[kurosagi01]

Can't argue that,England sucks donkey d*cks and once again get lucky to make it through knockout stage and then get knocked out like usual.

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

I cant stand football but i love Wales..........

 

[kurosagi01]

Find it very sad that i know people on my facebook that i have met through car events and became friends with support pages like "Britain First" and "British and proud" etc etc..Not sure whether to never speak to them again and unfriend them or not lol. How do you class someone being british though?

 

[RCoon]

Find it very sad that i know people on my facebook that i have met through car events and became friends with support pages like "Britain First" and "British and proud" etc etc..Not sure whether to never speak to them again and unfriend them or not lol. How do you class someone being british though?

My grandad has been spouting and sharing dozens of pages about leaving the EU to "stick it to the French". The issue is a huge portion of people that actually vote are old people, and they tend to vote for options from the "old" days instead of considering what kind of Britain they're going to leave their grandchildren with.

 

[kurosagi01]

My grandad has been spouting and sharing dozens of pages about leaving the EU to "stick it to the French". The issue is a huge portion of people that actually vote are old people, and they tend to vote for options from the "old" days instead of considering what kind of Britain they're going to leave their grandchildren with.

I tend to find thats the case aswell it is indeed mostly old people and around Northampton..i drive past the local country roads which is surrounded by farms and there are sign posted to vote to leave,i find this very ironic that there are several "vote to leave" signs than there are to "remain". Striking pressure among people to vote to leave rather than giving us our own opinion and choice.

 

[RCoon]

I tend to find thats the case aswell it is indeed mostly old people and around Northampton..i drive past the local country roads which is surrounded by farms and there are sign posted to vote to leave,i find this very ironic that there are several "vote to leave" signs than there are to "remain". Striking pressure among people to vote to leave rather than giving us our own opinion and choice.

Honestly I've stopped caring about the actual vote at this stage, because the discussion of the vote itself has already caused irreparable harm to the UK and it's people. The pound lost strength and in turn lost our economy billions in the last two weeks alone, simply because traders don't feel their investments are safe in pounds with the referendum floating overhead. That and this whole discussion seems to have caused a vitriolic divide between voters. If we vote to leave, half of the entire population will be living in a situation they did not ask for, and the same goes for if we stay. It's evident the country is clearly divided down the middle, and whatever the outcome is there's going to be some pretty strong hatred being spouted afterwards.

 

[kurosagi01]

Honestly I've stopped caring about the actual vote at this stage, because the discussion of the vote itself has already caused irreparable harm to the UK and it's people. The pound lost strength and in turn lost our economy billions in the last two weeks alone, simply because traders don't feel their investments are safe in pounds with the referendum floating overhead. That and this whole discussion seems to have caused a vitriolic divide between voters. If we vote to leave, half of the entire population will be living in a situation they did not ask for, and the same goes for if we stay. It's evident the country is clearly divided down the middle, and whatever the outcome is there's going to be some pretty strong hatred being spouted afterwards.

Yeah i can see that happening too,puts me off even wanting to consider voting aswell. Can't please either side regardless what the outcome is going to be..even if we was to leave we won't be leaving on the spot it happen at the end of the contract or something.

 

[RCoon]

Yeah i can see that happening too,puts me off even wanting to consider voting aswell. Can't please either side regardless what the outcome is going to be..even if we was to leave we won't be leaving on the spot it happen at the end of the contract or something.

Well I registered to vote weeks ago, and was already registered anyway since the last general election. Issue is I still haven't been sent my polling card! I'd like to vote, but it appears the government would rather I didn't...

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

Well I registered to vote weeks ago, and was already registered anyway since the last general election. Issue is I still haven't been sent my polling card! I'd like to vote, but it appears the government would rather I didn't...

Same here, i did the online registration but i havent received anything to take to the polling office.

 

[kurosagi01]

Well I registered to vote weeks ago, and was already registered anyway since the last general election. Issue is I still haven't been sent my polling card! I'd like to vote, but it appears the government would rather I didn't...

I have my polling card for weeks now and i keep getting asked whether i'm going to vote to stay in or out,in all honestly both side has good and bad points and i can sort of understand why people want out. What i don't like are people/groups that are trying to force people to vote in/ out and not allowing the individual to make a decision. All these facts from both sides just don't seem believable to me and just seems words and numbers.

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

Im fed up listening to politicians spout bollocks. They can speculate all they like, not one of them can predict the future.


I am voting with my heart.

 

[RCoon]

Im fed up listening to politicians spout bollocks. They can speculate all they like, not one of them can predict the future.


I am voting with my heart.

Both sides seem entirely guilty of fudging numbers and making things up. I don't care what celebrities are in or their IQ. I'm voting for myself, not for the politicians.

 

[dorsetknob]

I still haven't been sent my polling card! I'd like to vote, but it appears the government would rather I didn't...

That may be True and the EU don't want you to Vote either
you do not need that card to VOTE as long as you are Registered to VOTE and your on the Electoral role you can VOTE

PLEASE USE YOUR VOTE

 

[FreedomEclipse]

I vote to go. We can focus less on the issues that are happening beyond our borders and hopefully focus on issues closer to home like making Britain 'Great' again. Lots of people are homeless or live in poverty here in the UK but every year loads of money from the UK gets sent to the EU when it could be used to help our own.

With our borders back under our control (i hope....) providing we can get a border control force that isnt as incompetent as the previous that was disbanded we can reign in all those that come to this country with no intention to work or integrate with the community and make them less of a burden to the taxpayers and public services. For far too long the governments has allowed immigrants to flood the system and bring it down to where we ALL suffer in some shape or form and this is the only chance that we got to decide to throw off the shackles that bind us to the EU and push off into the big wide open blue.

I dont think anyone from either side can predict if it will be a positive or negative move. All i see are just politicians & celebs just trying to 'one up' each other with their propaganda to make people vote for their party.

Nothing Ventured Nothing Gained. Lets make Britain a Great Britain.


p.s

vote for your glorious leader~

 

[kurosagi01]

Fair point freedom and lol border control sounds funny giving how lazy we are and good at making excuses.

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

One big fear of mine is if we lose our border on the French coast. Where is the incentive for the French to keep thousands of migrants in their country when they are obviously heading for us.



Oh to be a rubber dinghy salesman in Northern France.

 

[kurosagi01]

Lol what if all other EU nations decide to ship back UK citizens and border control will be like..NO you can't come in we are under strict control to not allow anyone in because they have no job in the UK or anywhere to live.

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

Perhaps if we leave we can finally have a free trade agreement with the US and get better prices on tech....?




In return U.S would have the opportunity to buy Haggis and many other UK delicasies like Laver Bread, Eccles Cakes and Everton mints.

 

[kurosagi01]

Perhaps if we leave we can finally have a free trade agreement with the US and get better prices on tech....?




In return U.S would have the opportunity to buy Haggis and many other UK delicasies like Laver Bread, Eccles Cakes and Everton mints.

Prefer to have better trade agreements with Asia..give us cheaper prices on Nvidia cards and mobile phones lol.

 

[the54thvoid]

For me it's not about migration. It's about a growing power in a centralised European bureaucracy. I'm voting leave with open eyes. It wont be all bells and whistles but we will in time be able to make our own way. What is glaringly obvious is that every single argument I have heard is from self interested millionaires (Branson or Dyson, in and out etc) and the ethics of a loss of sovereign power to that EU entity is barely discussed. Yes, the EU has some good ideals but it is problematic that it becomes more and more left wing and somehow thinks 'everyone' can live together and all be equal.

Life's not that simple - culture won't let it be that simple. I'll pay higher taxes to live in a country that can determine it's own way without countries like Slovakia hampering our best interests. All the trade arguments generally revolve around making money for the multi-nationals, not the best interest of you or me.

Vote leave = some pain.
Vote remain = continuing erosion of our elected governments power.