Meade's Ball
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looney said:
i'm voting UKIP.
I can't imagine a better advert for all other political parties.
looney said:
i'm voting UKIP.
I think Europe needs the UK more then the UK needs Europe. We do have the 4th largest economy in the world don't forget.El Presidente said:UKIP is full of people that believe we still have an empire and are a manufacturing powerhouse. The truth is Britain needs Europe more than Europe needs Britain as we have a huge trading relationship with other EU countries. The EU is corrupt, inefficient, bloated and flawed, but is the lesser of two evils when compared to going it alone
Meade's_Ball said:I can't imagine a better advert for all other political parties.
looney said:Spoken like a true bitter intellectually flattened leftist.
But I like the freedom of movement and rights to work anywhere on the continent that the EU provides. How long do you think it would take to put replacement trade agreements in the place of the EU? And what about damaging trade wars that come about because trade agreements are renegotiated or reneged upon? Far better and certainly more efficient to come to an agreed community consensus if you ask me. What we are doing wrong is not putting our foot down. i.e. getting involved. We should be in the heart of the EU, influencing policy. If we were, all those tin pot French and Italian farms could kiss good-bye to their overly generous handouts that the CAP provides for and our complaints over French blockades and stuff might carry a good deal more weight.Mr C said:I think Europe needs the UK more then the UK needs Europe. We do have the 4th largest economy in the world don't forget.
Anyway, we'll still be able to trade with the EU even if we're not in it. That way we lose the corruptions, bloating and flaws.
Or better still, why don't we dismantle the EU altogether and turn it back into a series trading agreements? Sounds much better to me.
This coming from someone who once described George W Bush as "a smart cookie" because he does what the oil giants tell him to do.looney said:You went to school?
edna krabappel said:Funny that the BNP have a 'foreigners out' policy, yet they are inviting a Frenchman to come and speak for them....
You should try listening, he's telling the truth!looney said:This is rubbish, reverse it all and you'd have the truth.
i'm voting UKIP.
West Hoathly Seagull said:Indeed, and the BNP decamped to some remote French farmhouse when they were kicked out of their headquarters in Welling. Foreigners come in useful sometimes, don't they, Mr Griffin? Best thing would be for them to turn up to speak and noone is in the audience. Saying that, I do feel we should be able to expel anyone who threatens us, regardless of whether they will be threatened in their own countries.
looney said:Its got nothing to do with oil, most sensible people have accepted that.
Simster said:I remember watching Question Time live from Oldham about 7 or 8 years ago and an old working-class lady dared to suggest that most of the trouble was being caused by a gang of Asian youths