Current Affairs EU In or Out
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Not having that who counted them Alister Campbell.......
Great spin not - anyway 17.4 million of us stayed away as we won ........
Yes Joey you won.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
I hope that May, remembers this...
“Just before the United Kingdom left the Exchange Rate Mechanism in September 1992, the then Prime Minister, Sir John Major, told the Scottish CBI that such a policy “would be a betrayal of our future at this moment, and I tell you categorically that is not the Government’s policy”. This was applauded by his audience but a mere six days later in a humiliation that has never left him, the so-called betrayal of the nation’s future took place.”
And then we were able to sort out the economy......
“Just before the United Kingdom left the Exchange Rate Mechanism in September 1992, the then Prime Minister, Sir John Major, told the Scottish CBI that such a policy “would be a betrayal of our future at this moment, and I tell you categorically that is not the Government’s policy”. This was applauded by his audience but a mere six days later in a humiliation that has never left him, the so-called betrayal of the nation’s future took place.”
And then we were able to sort out the economy......
roydo
in memoriam - 1965-2024
About as relevant to the current issues as the colour of Mrs R's kaks, with respect.
There was a Finnish guy on TV this week think he is taking over of the big positions for the EU, he said they had stopped Italy doing that with the budget, either he has jumped the gun or something has pushed the Italians to go ahead.
If they go ahead it will cause murder.
That's my boy.........lol
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
John Major is an avid Remainer, he always was a good European, and as ever is completely wrong......
peteblue
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Italy, like Greece, is being completely screwed by the EU.......now they are fighting back......
it will be interesting to see the outcome , if Italy do go ahead with what they have said, it will really rock the boat in the eurozone.
Cant see them doing it in reality myself but who knows?
So you don't approve of governments spending beyond their means when it suits your beloved Tories, but you approve of governments spending beyond their means when it suits your hatred of the EU? At least you're consistent Pete and not flip flopping depending on which ideology it suits at a particular moment.
peteblue
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Sorry Bruce, poorly worded. My comment regards Italy and Greece was not about finance, but immigration. Both countries screwed by the actions of the German Leader and the EU....
Professor Toffee
On and on, over the hill and the craic is good
That's not a very inclusive approach to a United Kingdom Joey when 2 of the countries of the U.K. are being forced to leave the EU against their voters' wishes
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