Current Affairs EU In or Out

[peteblue]

What's my share given that's it's owned by the people?

No idea mate, but if you let me know the exact population of each of the countries in the U.K. together with the exact total of assets within the U.K. and i’ll do the maths for you......

 

[peteblue]

Bed...

Wow, I didn’t realise it was this late, thanks.....

 

[Jebus_lives]

No idea mate, but if you let me know the exact population of each of the countries in the U.K. together with the exact total of assets within the U.K. and i’ll do the maths for you......

What if one leaves and the others stay together? Do the assets have to be divided then or does one get a 1/4 of the £10t?

And do they still get the benefit of being able to be part of programmes they've contributed to?

Why aren't you adjusting my share for my contribution to the UK?

 

[Emlynsqueakyvoice]

Marsh Lane eh....well that’s it then, you must know everything, no bluffing you eh....Marsh Lane you say......the clinching argument.....mind you I never liked Bootle apart from the docks.....

You should come to Bootle. And Liverpool, our younger brother, too. We're both good at spotting phoneys. On second thoughts..... Stay wherever you are.......

 

[Ruairi77]

And I can accept those very valid points. But NI is part of the U.K. so how does Ireland’s and I assume you mean the ROI reputation get damaged. What increased policing or military activity have the ROI ever undertaken to deal with the issue of terrorism in NI, what threat of violence has ever been suggested south of the border, cross border trade will only be affected by a no deal which the backstop effectively now guarantees...these things work both ways which is why the DUP and the ROI don’t necessarily get on.....

I would still like to hear from the man himself though regarding his apparent support of violence, unless of course I completely misunderstood his posts......

Jesus Pete. Your level of knowledge on this topic is appallingly bad

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Finally, well we are a member state, so how much do we own ?

Christ Pete, this seems to really vex you, yet I suspect you failed to contact your local MEP for a definitive answer before the vote? It might have been more interesting for all concerned had you done so.

 

[Jebus_lives]

Jesus Pete. Your level of knowledge on this topic is appallingly bad

I get the impression he writes it frothing at the mouth.

 

[Wizard]

I get the impression he writes it frothing at the mouth.

I’ve come to the conclusion he is either a wum or an idiot. Or both.

Johnson doesn’t believe in Brexit, none of them really do. There is so much evidence of them all changing positions over the years.

They’re all just self promoting careerists with little to no care about what it does to the people they are supposed to be working for.

I’d love it if a Brexit voter could really explain their position and why we are better out of the EU. But none of them can. Really explain why the EU has been bad for the UK.

They continue to jump on whichever idiot or campaign twists the lie they’ve all been sold.

 

[McBain]

I’d love it if a Brexit voter could really explain their position and why we are better out of the EU. But none of them can. Really explain why the EU has been bad for the UK.

Australia isn't in the EU and we are doing just fine. (Except for the Eurovision Song Contest which we are pretty Boss at.) What do you need them for?

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

It’s either legal or it is not. Do you believe in the rule of Law ?......

Depends if the rule of law is being misused.
There are plenty examples, even your examples of World wars, had there been uprising against the agitators at home first and rule of law broken these conflicts would have been much different, maybe not have happened at all.

 

[Kurt.]

Peteblue66

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I think we are free either way, the problem being that non EU people have to jump through a myriad of hoops ( my daughter is in the process of trying to get her American fiancé a suitable visa) while anyone from the EU can just move in. This of course makes companies favour EU nationals because it’s less hassle.....once we are out the it becomes a level playing field....

And thanks, as I did have a good time down at the pub......

Surely the logical response is to make it just as easy for non-EU nationals as it is for EU nationals? We seem to be going down the opposite route of making it hard for everyone, just so the 'ethnic genocide' nutters are kept happy.

 

[peteblue]

Surely the logical response is to make it just as easy for non-EU nationals as it is for EU nationals? We seem to be going down the opposite route of making it hard for everyone, just so the 'ethnic genocide' nutters are kept happy.

I do agree with you Bruce.....

 

[peteblue]

Australia isn't in the EU and we are doing just fine. (Except for the Eurovision Song Contest which we are pretty Boss at.) What do you need them for?

No mate, you’re not. If you’re not in the EU then you cannot have any food or medicines, you will be plagued by power outages, your companies will all move to Brussels and people will be out of a job, homeless and dying in the streets. Well you would be if you had our Remainer crowd......

 

[Bruce Wayne]

I do agree with you Bruce.....

Doesn't that worry you? Not only do we seem to be veering towards a more hostile and insular mindset (internationally), but we're pandering to the likes of Trump who share that mindset. If we're looking for a future direction for the country, 'be more Trump' seems an awful direction to go in.