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You speak for everyone? Wow. You have such a high opinion of yourself. BTW, I did get an answer.

Try harder at what? All I did was ask a question. You might want to try harder at giving straight answers.

Which is amendment number?

You didn't. That's why I asked. You were the one pointing to a possible presidential candidate being on a private jet being an issue. I was wondering why that was an issue.

How about BBC Studios Japan Ltd. Offices in Tokyo. A news source in Asia. Perfect

Which amendment prohibits travel on a private jet?

Your questions don't refer to the headlines. Your posts have far more assumptions and instances of you reading into things that aren't there, than relevant questions.

Selective reading again.

No need to research anything. The headline does not match the article. Simple as. Nothing to do with statistics. All to do with sensationalist journalism.

555. Confirms my post a few pages back. Quality.

Inaccurate headlines. No. I have not accepted it. As I pointed out in my very first post questioning the headline.

Isn't the worse ever air disaster, by way of lives lost, still the PanAm and KLM collision on the runway in Tennerife?

Are you suggesting BBC don't have journalists in Asia? Are you suggesting the don't have offices in Asia? Are you suggesting BBC don't have partners within Asian media?

Why not mention the appeal?

Please provide evidence from those running the poll of the location, age, background of those polled. Thanks.

Exactly my point. Assumptions from you about what you think I'm implying. Thanks for admitting that. As for posting anything positive about " Remain" or "EU", I don't recall posting anything negative. Once again, I've only questioned the wording of the headline in relation to the poll. That is it.

I have never stated my leanings towards Brexit. You are making that up. You have agreed with my comments regarding the headline. Had you done that after my first post instead of twisting and turning, it would have saved a lot of time. You say I "imply". That's a lot different to " say". Now we know all of your wriggling was down to something you "think I implied".

There are no flaws in my comments. 2132 people in no way resembles the UK electorate or " majority of British voters". The Guardian reported this because it fits their agenda. Just the same as you did.

Throughout this thread I have made my views clear. You must be suffering from selective reading.

Stop right here. Simple.

You mean " 2132 of the UK electorate that took part in the survey".

That would make a good, better, headline.

Obviously you haven't read through the entire thread.

No. I questioned the headline. I said, " Not a clear majority of Britons". Had the headline said something like " of 2132 prople polled.........." we would be having this conversation.

Yes. I don't remember questioning the results. I questioned the headline.