Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Aqui1a]

I recommend you read the whole thread! lol

 

[peteblue]

I’ve not read that but it wouldn’t astound me but I’m sure you’ll accept that both sides are completely guilty of the same action as regards to that ?

I think from a purely statistical point of view the remain camp have more evidence in support of their argument but Brexiteers like to go with their gut a bit more and that’s also a matter of choice but also has an element of risk .

The difference is that too many remainers are either directly being paid by the EU or are in receipt of monies from EU (i.e. U.K. to EU) funding...... the greediest of the greedy barstewards tend to be remainers.......

 

[edge]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-44136218
this looks interesting thoughts ?
£220 billion wiped out just like that as if.

Well they are in government, going to get messy.

 

[Methuselah]

I’ve not read that but it wouldn’t astound me but I’m sure you’ll accept that both sides are completely guilty of the same action as regards to that ?

I think from a purely statistical point of view the remain camp have more evidence in support of their argument but Brexiteers like to go with their gut a bit more and that’s also a matter of choice but also has an element of risk .

Do you mean like the statistics put out by Remain which said there would by 800,000 job losses following a 'leave' vote? It has just been announced that unemployment is down to 4.2%, which is, I think, the lowest on record.

 

[Number_25]

Do you mean like the statistics put out by Remain which said there would by 800,000 job losses following a 'leave' vote? It has just been announced that unemployment is down to 4.2%, which is, I think, the lowest on record.

Tempted to make a point that a very large % of those supposedly employed work zero hour jobs.

 

[peteblue]

Tempted to make a point that a very large % of those supposedly employed work zero hour jobs.

I wouldn’t bother, it’s not a very good point anyway.....

 

[peteblue]

Nice to see we have taken our first steps in developing an alternative to Galileo. This will de-risk security issues with our defence GPS capabilities. Having said that the U.K. must not use defence as a bargaining chip, they then used it against us. Well let’s just now wait until we switch off both funding and any further technology transfers to the EU system......

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Nice to see we have taken our first steps in developing an alternative to Galileo. This will de-risk security issues with our defence GPS capabilities. Having said that the U.K. must not use defence as a bargaining chip, they then used it against us. Well let’s just now wait until we switch off both funding and any further technology transfers to the EU system......

Yep. Dog eat dog is the way to go.

 

[Number_25]

I wouldn’t bother, it’s not a very good point anyway.....

Speak for yourself, I have friends that can barely afford to get into work - never mind sustain a any sort of independent living.

 

[peteblue]

Speak for yourself, I have friends that can barely afford to get into work - never mind sustain a any sort of independent living.

What I meant was that if the employment numbers went down, or up as they have, it would make absolutely no difference to zero hour contracts.....

 

[peteblue]

Yep. Dog eat dog is the way to go.

One can only react to the position that the other person puts you in. The U.K. wished to remain within Galileo, the EU negotiators have decided otherwise, therefore we cannot allow their decision to degrade our defence....

 

[Number_25]

What I meant was that if the employment numbers went down, or up as they have, it would make absolutely no difference to zero hour contracts.....

Fair enough.

 

[Methuselah]

Tempted to make a point that a very large % of those supposedly employed work zero hour jobs.

What has that got to do with Brexit?

 

[summerisle]

And from a Tory.

 

[peteblue]

And from a Tory.

Remainer ex Tory politician in Brexit outburst shocker.......