The bold words are why you are woefully wrong.
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The bold words are why you are woefully wrong.
Look at the numbers Bruce - the pressures on services etc a bit of control would not go a miss we need immigrants as we have a big skill shortage its a big problem for our country as previous governments have sold industries like the family silver - our teenagers need technical training for trades on how to build houses etc not all of them being packed of to universities on loans they will never pay back in most cases - we really are in a mess skills wise for basic jobs when I left school an apprenticeship 4 years training at work was a dream come true - yes I did the work in the fields planting for £9.35 in a nursery became a top plantsman with dedication and hard work met the late great Jeff Hamilton of Horticulture yes I gave Lectures I reached the top to be sadly knocked down with ill health - the people that trained me have gone - we need that sort of vocational training in a proper paid job - above seems to have passed by imo!
My old boss on qualifications which i have in abundance stated one day you would need one to prove you could go to the toilet - his prophecy seems to have come true too many meaningless degrees with no job to get!
google our contributions in 2015 it states loss 8.5 billion net ok!
The Irish government protects its borders like other countries, but that doesn't stop all migrants getting into a country. There are 20 000 migrants in Ireland and the government is in the process of granting them residency. Ironically, a lot of those migrants enter Ireland via the north on visas issued by the British government and this has caused concern in Ireland.
If the UK leaves the EU, they will have to negotiate separate trade deals with individual countries and one of the criteria will be visas. In negotiating with China over its £1 billion investment in Manchester the government lifted visa restrictions. That means there will be a lot more people entering the UK, with many choosing not to go back to their countries, as some do now. Rather than get deported many will choose to go to Ireland, as they do now.
roydo
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*gives up*
dont give up on that bamboo next spring
neil999
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not sure what any of these issues have to do with the EU? thats government policy
I didn't cook the books Joey, it's all there in the information.
its not whats on Google I swear by Google ask @Bruce Wayne
In your world, trade doesn't exist. Must be strange living in that world.
Boss_Blue
I will find you and consensually bum you
lol
I think this may be where the 8.5Bn comes from......
Yeah we all know that figure mate. But it's the dictionary definition of "not seeing the woods for the trees" to actually look at that alone.
Common sense tells you that is absolute peanuts to what we actually get from the single market.
roydo
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I think this may be where the 8.5Bn comes from......
Ok.
If you paid £8.50 to sell stuff at a car boot sale, and you managed to make £75 that day, would the £8.50 be a waste of money?
Cos that is what, in a nutshell, you are saying.
Yes and he needs to go to the opticians trade is good yes wheres the on cost for migration in that chart ?
I think this may be where the 8.5Bn comes from......
the cost to services etc etc we had a vote they lost and they tell me I dont get it
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