"it is history"
Which is hindsight.
The people in the UK believed it was a trade agreement.
Not a power grab. The sooner we get out the better.
"it is history"
Which is hindsight..
it is my firm belief that the EU will eventually self-destruct.
it is my firm belief that the EU will eventually self-destruct.
I firmly believe the opposite, it will persist and it will become more federal. Look at greece, look at how they were screwed by their own polititions and the EU, yet they would still vote to stay.
Drunk people in AnE need to be charged if they are there due to excess alcohol, if it's their fault or not. A small nominal fee should apply. Not some over the top charge like councils taken upon them for parking fines etc.
Of course the Greeks would vote to stay. They are net beneficiaries of the arrangement, as are all the poorer countries of East Europe.
At the same time, there is an increasing drive in richer countries, such as France, Germany and, of course, ourselves, to exit this self-serving organisation.
Of course the Greeks would vote to stay. They are net beneficiaries of the arrangement, as are all the poorer countries of East Europe.
They *where* beneficiaries, now they are screwed by being tied to the euro, can't print money and can't devaluate.
At the same time, there is an increasing drive in richer countries, such as France, Germany and, of course, ourselves, to exit this self-serving organisation.
Wut?
Germany is a massive benificiary through exports protected by the euro tag, france is almost a basket case itself, and poll after poll shows we wouldnt actually vote to leave, and UKIP have a whopping 1 MP which they only got through a by election.
Over here, UKIP have already had profound effects even with only one 'whopping' MP (for now!). LibLabCon are all running scared and making changes (and performing U-turns) that they wouldn't beforehand have ever considered.
Of course the Greeks would vote to stay. They are net beneficiaries of the arrangement, as are all the poorer countries of East Europe.
They *where* beneficiaries, now they are screwed by being tied to the euro, can't print money and can't devaluate.
At the same time, there is an increasing drive in richer countries, such as France, Germany and, of course, ourselves, to exit this self-serving organisation.
Wut?
Germany is a massive benificiary through exports protected by the euro tag, france is almost a basket case itself, and poll after poll shows we wouldnt actually vote to leave, and UKIP have a whopping 1 MP which they only got through a by election.
85"]Who voted for mass immigration? Don't remember it in anyone's manifesto.
It was part and parcel of the EU deal, you didn't bother to read the small print, the older generation voted for it.
Millions of people of all ages, not just middle/old aged, voted the party in that opened the floodgates. When Bliar dragged the band members of Oasis into no. 10 and droned on about 'cool Britannia', was he courting the grey vote?
Labour are not responsible for EU immigration, it is part an parcel of the EU package, which older generations voted for.
If previous posts are accurate, the clause referred to free movement of workers.
Workers.
Not waves of benefit tourists.
Talking of migrants did i hear this right on the news being discussed? Anyone from abroad can come over here register for unemployment benefits and for their kids back home in their home country?