SNova
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I thought it was in my saved draft.
A European super state is the undeniable goal of the EU and Britian may have just stopped the domination of Europe for a third time.
Feels good.
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I thought it was in my saved draft.
A European super state is the undeniable goal of the EU and Britian may have just stopped the domination of Europe for a third time.
Feels good.
Seanjd
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I thought it was in my saved draft.
A European super state is the undeniable goal of the EU and Britian may have just stopped the domination of Europe for a third time.
Do you read the Daily Express or were you just looking for scary EU stories?
I thought it was in my saved draft.
A European super state is the undeniable goal of the EU and Britian may have just stopped the domination of Europe for a third time.
*sigh*
Journalistic integrity over at the Express mate.
Two weeks later:
Best journos ever over there. The EU must be looking at a superstate.
SNova
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EU Referendum: the Liechtenstein solution
Throughout much of the referendum debate, it has been assumed that, in order to continue participating in the Single Market, we would have to accept freedom of movement. Any number of high-ranking Commission officials have warned us that this is "non-negotiable".
Now, at last, we are beginning to have the debate we should have had before the referendum, we have the know-all BBC creeping out of the woodwork, together with others, to remind us of this, as more and more Johnny-come-latelys leap on the EEA bandwagon, including the revered Chatham House.
However, we should have known that the Commission officials (and the European politicians who joined them), were not telling the truth about freedom of movement – or at least the whole truth in respect of the EEA.
Almost too late, we discovered something hidden in plain sight: the fact that the EU has been quite willing to negotiate with one of the three Efta/EEA states on freedom of movement. Furthermore, they have come to an amicable solution, which has allowed it to secure an amendment to the treaty giving it a permanent opt-out to freedom of movement. The state concerned now operates a quota system little different in principle to the Australian points system.
- http://www.eureferendum.com/blogview.aspx?blogno=86122
Throughout much of the referendum debate, it has been assumed that, in order to continue participating in the Single Market, we would have to accept freedom of movement. Any number of high-ranking Commission officials have warned us that this is "non-negotiable".
Now, at last, we are beginning to have the debate we should have had before the referendum, we have the know-all BBC creeping out of the woodwork, together with others, to remind us of this, as more and more Johnny-come-latelys leap on the EEA bandwagon, including the revered Chatham House.
However, we should have known that the Commission officials (and the European politicians who joined them), were not telling the truth about freedom of movement – or at least the whole truth in respect of the EEA.
Almost too late, we discovered something hidden in plain sight: the fact that the EU has been quite willing to negotiate with one of the three Efta/EEA states on freedom of movement. Furthermore, they have come to an amicable solution, which has allowed it to secure an amendment to the treaty giving it a permanent opt-out to freedom of movement. The state concerned now operates a quota system little different in principle to the Australian points system.
- http://www.eureferendum.com/blogview.aspx?blogno=86122
SNova
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It was linked to me. I don't read any newspaper in particular.
It's almost as if some people think that with the leave vote winning, somehow that has given them a mandate to be racist.
larrygobfiend
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That's thick people for you.
SNova
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Hahaha
Me and my mates have literally been throwing immigrants off the cliffs of Dover.
SNova
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No he needs to stay!
That's not a surprise. They won't until Article 50 is triggered.
Sturgeon has been quite clever by asking for it - it again highlights how the sovereignty of the Scottish people is toothless. She's playing the long game - something Westminster politicians have no clue about.
ianefc
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That's because being intelligent and being a racist is not something that goes hand in hand. Yet these mutants carried that vote over the line and voted soley on the immigration issue, I'm convinced. No racist will have voted remain. Now we have unleashed these cretins and given them a voice. Well played Britain.
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