Current Affairs EU In or Out

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  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%
  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%

  • Total voters
    1,013
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You seem to have the MOMENTUM in your reasoninglol
you hate being proved wrong - it's you who's got issues imo!

How have I been proved wrong you sad man?

You're either on medication, in need of it or a junior wum, like athletes foot, very, very irritating but difficult to not itch.

Please don't bother any more, you have no victory, not even pyrrhic, just sadness and my blessings to play elsewhere.
 
How have I been proved wrong you sad man?

You're either on medication, in need of it or a junior wum, like athletes foot, very, very irritating but difficult to not itch.

Please don't bother any more, you have no victory, not even pyrrhic, just sadness and my blessings to play elsewhere.
Take the chip off your shoulder and fry it and eat it for tomorrow's tea insulting me will get you nowhere by the way;)
 
Irish leaders fear Brexit will bring economic disaster (North and South)

Irish leaders have warned of an economic “disaster” on both sides of the border without decisive action to confront the effects of Britain’s impending departure from the EU.

Amid warnings of “incalculable consequences” for the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland as the Brexit process unfolds, Ireland’s prime minister Enda Kenny will convene an unprecedented cross-border summit of political leaders to consider what steps to take.

The prospect of Brexit has already raised intractable questions about the border that runs across the island, and has vexed farmers who send half their beef to British dinner tables. The slump of sterling is squeezing Irish exporters and the future of Northern Ireland, which relies heavily on EU subsidies, is uncertain. Some forecasters fear that Ireland could be harder hit than Britain by the tumult.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...alls-brexit-summit-to-confront-looming-crisis
 
Irish leaders fear Brexit will bring economic disaster (North and South)

Irish leaders have warned of an economic “disaster” on both sides of the border without decisive action to confront the effects of Britain’s impending departure from the EU.

Amid warnings of “incalculable consequences” for the Irish Republic and Northern Ireland as the Brexit process unfolds, Ireland’s prime minister Enda Kenny will convene an unprecedented cross-border summit of political leaders to consider what steps to take.

The prospect of Brexit has already raised intractable questions about the border that runs across the island, and has vexed farmers who send half their beef to British dinner tables. The slump of sterling is squeezing Irish exporters and the future of Northern Ireland, which relies heavily on EU subsidies, is uncertain. Some forecasters fear that Ireland could be harder hit than Britain by the tumult.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...alls-brexit-summit-to-confront-looming-crisis

Then the Irish Republic should bend the ears of those in Brussels......and as Britain hasn't been hit by any tumult perhaps they should stop panicking......
 
Then the Irish Republic should bend the ears of those in Brussels......and as Britain hasn't been hit by any tumult perhaps they should stop panicking......
Yes 2&1/4 years of negotiations to go the fear campaign continues!
Scotland wants independence yet relies on 65 percent of our exports from the U.K. It's pure bluff by the red headed one, and Spain and France are not keen on Scotland joining the EU reports state?
Also the is no appetite from the majority of Scotland to have another independence referendum!
 
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