Current Affairs EU In or Out

In or Out

  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%
  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%

  • Total voters
    1,013
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We had a big seat in respect of payments into the EU. France and Germany always got whatever they wanted, look at the latest German requirement over the combustion engines and the green fiasco. We still work with the EU even though arseholes such as France do their level best to piss us off. We still trade with them. But now we are becoming partners, not needing a common currency, nor a common rule book, nor a common court/flag/anthem, nor having laws imposed on us that we neither need nor want, with countries who are growing faster than the sclerotic EU, while maintaining our ability to do trade deals with whoever we want. China is desperate to join CPTPP, the USA once it gets over Trumps stupid decision to leave, will rejoin and we will be able to sell services and products in a massive and growing market that will be 2x or 3x the size of the EU. Without paying a penny in……
What's the ETA on this mate?

Because now my savings are gone (deposit for a house savings) I can't much longer afford:

Rent
Gas
Electric
Water
Food
Council Tax
Petrol
New Clothes
Internet
The dentist
Cocaine
Peroni
Avocado on toast
Netflix
 
What's the ETA on this mate?

Because now my savings are gone (deposit for a house savings) I can't much longer afford:

Rent
Gas
Electric
Water
Food
Council Tax
Petrol
New Clothes
Internet
The dentist
Cocaine
Peroni
Avocado on toast
Netflix

Wow, well as long as proper Beer isn’t on the list it’s not all bad……Peroni ffs…..
 
It is questionable in that economically it makes little difference at the moment, geopolitically it is probably a big deal, and ultimately puts us in the right area for future growth…just my view…..
Geopolitically it is probably more important. But it wasn't like we didn't have relationships there anyway. It seems like a large sacrifice for what looks to me to be a route to lowering standards slowly but surely, especiallyon imports (food really worries me). Always one of worries about leaving the EU - the turds in charge would merrily let this happen. Not saying EU standards are perfect, but it's always a race to the bottom. Take away the regulation or replace it with something lighter...

I know you keep saying there's a 6 month escape clause, but that's got to be triggered. I don't think they would barring a huge scandal and by then it would probably be too late.
 
Geopolitically it is probably more important. But it wasn't like we didn't have relationships there anyway. It seems like a large sacrifice for what looks to me to be a route to lowering standards slowly but surely, especiallyon imports (food really worries me). Always one of worries about leaving the EU - the turds in charge would merrily let this happen. Not saying EU standards are perfect, but it's always a race to the bottom. Take away the regulation or replace it with something lighter...

I know you keep saying there's a 6 month escape clause, but that's got to be triggered. I don't think they would barring a huge scandal and by then it would probably be too late.
I'm not sure geopolitically it's that important either as China isn't in it. Instead it's a bunch of second tier nations who generally catch a cold every time China or America sneezes. Because it's not a political union, it also doesn't have the regulatory clout that Europe has.
 
I'm not sure geopolitically it's that important either as China isn't in it. Instead it's a bunch of second tier nations who generally catch a cold every time China or America sneezes. Because it's not a political union, it also doesn't have the regulatory clout that Europe has.
We're right at home! Strength in numbers etc.

I'm not sure that's what Pete meant, like ;)
 
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