Current Affairs EU In or Out

[Toffeelover]

Right chaps, I'm off for an hour or two from this thread. I enjoy coming into it every night and taking part (and making the odd balls-up as well!!!)

As Director & Committee member of this:

I've just got a rather big wodge of paperwork through to go over ahead of Feelgood's arrival on Thursday daytime.

As the big man said: I'll be back!

Gosh, wished I lived near there for the Blues do.

 

[Old Blue 2]

Stay away from the VAT returns mate.

For God's sake.

Good one, biz!

But turnover is nowhere near the limit.

However the long weekend is excellent! I'll be spanking the plank twice myself on the Saturday with my band.

 

[bobbydigital]

No mate, I wish to escape from their grip and just do a sensible trade deal to the benefit of us both.......I think you Americans called it Independence........

Do you think there will be a trade deal brokered without accepting freedom of movement?

 

[Old Blue 2]

GO TO BED!

Vat man.

Not yet, orange face...

 

[Ruairi77]

No mate, I wish to escape from their grip and just do a sensible trade deal to the benefit of us both.......I think you Americans called it Independence........

If California succeeded from the US, Do you think the US would give them favorable trading deals and risk splintering the rest of the union. I don't. Instead I'd imagine they'd incentivize the tech and entertainment to move to, say, Nevada. It will start happening to the financial sector in London soon enough. The EU has a much stronger hand to play here.

 

[TheBlueGibbon]

Well we will be 9 billion better of to fund them then!

We've got a Conservative government, the'yd rather build everytown in England a £60mn Garden Bridge than spend that money on science or industry.

 

[bobbydigital]

Right chaps, I'm off for an hour or two from this thread. I enjoy coming into it every night and taking part (and making the odd balls-up as well!!!)

As Director & Committee member of this:

I've just got a rather big wodge of paperwork through to go over ahead of Feelgood's arrival on Thursday daytime.

As the big man said: I'll be back!

Looks good mate. Enjoy

 

[Joey66]

We've got a Conservative government, the'yd rather build everytown in England a £60mn Garden Bridge than spend that money on science or industry.

Then you vote them out!

 

[bizzaro]

Not yet, orange face...

Hahahaha

 

[peteblue]

Pete. In a global economy interdependence is inevitable whatever shape that takes.

There is a difference between Interdependence and having someone else formulate your laws. The USA has a NAFTA agreement, but Canada does not write US law......the EU has gone way past a trade agreement and is putting together a United States of Europe, as Esk might say "this is without doubt" and I don't want anything to do with it.........

 

[bizzaro]

There is a difference between Interdependence and having someone else formulate your laws. The USA has a NAFTA agreement, but Canada does not write US law......the EU has gone way past a trade agreement and is putting together a United States of Europe, as Esk might say "this is without doubt" and I don't want anything to do with it.........

Now you're equalling Jean Claude Juncker with 'The EU'

They are not one and the same.

David Cameron is not 'The UK'

Its easy for you to group them together when it suits you.

 

[Rob17896]

We've got a Conservative government, the'yd rather build everytown in England a £60mn Garden Bridge than spend that money on science or industry.

Think they may spend on science as long as it is in Cambridgeshire.

 

[Joey66]

Now you're equalling Jean Claude Juncker with 'The EU'

They are not one and the same.

David Cameron is not 'The UK'

Its easy for you to group them together when it suits you.

I know one ting Out means Out let's just get on with it hey

 

[peteblue]

If California succeeded from the US, Do you think the US would give them favorable trading deals and risk splintering the rest of the union. I don't. Instead I'd imagine they'd incentivize the tech and entertainment to move to, say, Nevada. It will start happening to the financial sector in London soon enough. The EU has a much stronger hand to play here.

The USA is a single country. The EU, at the moment is not. The UK is a Sovereign nation and I don't want to see it consumed within a USE........the EU is not quite as strong as you believe, it doesn't even speak the same language and will consist of 27 nations with differing needs and objectives. If the rest of the USA looked like the rest of Europe then California would have no problem going it alone. The UK has many more years of experience and contacts around the world than even the USA, we will do OK........

 

[peteblue]

Now you're equalling Jean Claude Juncker with 'The EU'

They are not one and the same.

David Cameron is not 'The UK'

Its easy for you to group them together when it suits you.

As I didn't mention either of those gentlemen in my post and your reply has nothing to do with what I said, I have to ask, just exactly what are you smoking.......