brighton fella
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- Mar 20, 2009
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Ah but you do know really, it's just a kop out excuse of avoiding any discussion that goes against your grain, especially when it concerns facts. goodnight..
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[Politics] Brexit
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Ah but you do know really, it's just a kop out excuse of avoiding any discussion that goes against your grain, especially when it concerns facts. goodnight..
I'm inviting discussion; I'm asking you to explain your clumsy English. The smarter response would have been to explain what you mean and push the ball back into my court. Who's avoiding discussion eh?
Correct.
brighton fella
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- Mar 20, 2009
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The facts are out there in ENGLISH is the point i was trying to make, though in the context of things this is completely irrelevant which is why i knew that you were deliberately trying to avoid offering an explanation as to why there is so much resentment ,civil unrest, riots and all sorts coming from within nation states across much of Europe aimed specifically towards the EU. .speaks volumes for your analysis of peaceful Europe..
melias shoes
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- Oct 14, 2010
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The COULD word is being used again. This time if we leave mortgages 'Could' rise. Then again they PROBABLY won't.
The PROBABLY word is being used again. This time if we leave mortgages 'Probably' won't rise. Then again they could.
Caveman
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- Jul 14, 2003
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Saddled with Turkey joining it all makes me feel very uneasy with remaining. Having a chat in the pub Friday night this debate came up and out of 8 people round the table everyone said they are or have voted out.
I am still unsure but certainly leaning out unless I am giving some decent argument why we should stay.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
It's very unlikely that Turkey will join. It only meets 1 of 35 criteria needed.
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Something needs to change. I'm of the opinion that we must vote Leave first to then start putting everything right after that. Remain and the same issues will just keep popping up over and over again.
Whatever they tell you turkey will join, Merkel has actively pushed it because of the migrant crisis.
There were many criteria the Greek economy didn't meet to be able to join the Eurozone but strangely they were ignored by the EU.
Bladders
Twats everywhere
And that is why you fail
Bladders
Twats everywhere
EU rules are there to be broken, mainly by the EU as they have done before when it suits them
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Out of interest, which parts do you deny? You may disagree with interpretation but those things quoted are all pretty much facts.
Sent from the boot of Lingard
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melias shoes
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Bladders
Twats everywhere
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Merkel has been actively fast tracking Turkey to join the EU, the first one is visa free travel to the EU Zone in return for billions of pounds of our money and holding back the refugees and economic migrants, but as we have seen it isn't working.
It is written here in black & white.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...bership-in-exchange-for-help-to-a6699071.html
The rule book goes out of the window when the EU needs things doing.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
That doesn't fit in with the Scaremongering agenda
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It is well known the EU does what it can to get the results it wants.
That link is from 9 months ago. It was shown to be nonsense then and funnily enough it's still nonsense. Are you an idiot? Or do you take us for idiots?