Man the leave campaign already backtracking on the NHS. They really had absolutely no plan of what to do if they won.
Obviously they are, more than 200m out of the 380m comeback in the UK and a large part of the rest is available at all time.
Man the leave campaign already backtracking on the NHS. They really had absolutely no plan of what to do if they won.
But they've taken so much out of EU, that's just shooting yourself in the foot with a shotgun rifle.
Norway have a little population and a lot of petrol, while Switzerland have a little population and a lot a foreign investments for "obscure" reasons and a highly educated population.
Yep. Deserters aren't liked and the others try to make an example on the first deserter. It has always been like that.[/QUOTE?]
Except when the Americansun deserted, the Indians, The French working class and the South Africans.
What your suggesting is that a system where countries are forced to serve under a giant conglomerate is a good idea. The EU have become the Roman empire.
Also, countries have done much worse then what we just did and have bounced back. Just look at Germany.
I am only arguing for the merit of control, not how it will actually manifest itself.
Yeah man, being xenophobic (which you pretty much admitted in your previous post) doesn't tend to look good in Western countries. Neither being led by religious nutters who want to ban abort.Yeah, and attitude like this is exactly why we want to leave this shithole as well by the way. Patronising, being looked down upon by Western countries, being told that we are stupid for not doing everything they do, etc.
Man the leave campaign already backtracking on the NHS. They really had absolutely no plan of what to do if they won.
Personally I think the best way to have negotiated change was from within and to those who voted on the strength of us having power with a Leave vote might be in for a few surprises.
Why on earth would any country want to be part of Europe in its current form. The popular view of Europe is not the reality. Look what happened in Ireland when we voted against the Lisbon treaty, we were told to revote and threatened with expulsion. When our banks failed we were told by the EU (mostly Germany) that we couldnt burn the major bank shareholders, who were mostly German and then the average person was lumped with the debt. It put our economy in rag order! Then they came in and forced us to make unfair cuts to the services for the most needy in society. Hospitals, schools, special needs, carers, you name it!!! While at the same time they pay themselves in Luxembourg, Strasbourg, Brussels and wherever else well over 1/4 of a million euros in salaries.
They make millions selling us cars, bank loans with little care for assets to back up the debt. People working in supermarkets being given mortgages by banks for over half a million euros. But they protect themselves. They force your agriculture industry to stop growing the most profitable cash crops because oh guess what, they grow them too. Quota! They kill your indigenous industries like fishing. But hey, here's a road... What the feck is that.
Its a bloated crazy system that needs to be stopped.
In the finance sector I presume?
Yeah man, being xenophobic (which you pretty much admitted in your previous post) doesn't tend to look good in Western countries. Neither being led by religious nutters who want to ban abort.
Yeah man, being xenophobic (which you pretty much admitted in your previous post) doesn't tend to look good in Western countries. Neither being led by religious nutters who want to ban abort.
So just because I want control over who comes in, who comes out I'm xenophobic? Do one, please. You either accept our state of mind or you're a xenophobic, racist, nazi fascist bigot. Christ.
State of this place.
I'm from Norway and while I'm not too updated on the politics i don't think many people here complain about us not being in the EU. Seems like we're doing fine anyway.
So just because I want control over who comes in, who comes out I'm xenophobic? Do one, please. You either accept our state of mind or you're a xenophobic, racist, nazi fascist bigot. Christ.
State of this place.
Yes of course, I'd be deluded to claim that we haven't profitted from entering EU, it's the course that EU's taken that's pretty worrying for the most at the moment and rightfully so. There's absolutely no control over the immigration crisis (people here seem to be talking about all the crisis GB will witness as a consequence of Brexit, just to forget that EU has suffered as many crises, Greece, Spain, Italy, Slovakia suffering from entering monetary union, immigration crisis to name a few) and it is a concern for countries that are ethnically homogenous.
So just because I want control over who comes in, who comes out I'm xenophobic? Do one, please. You either accept our state of mind or you're a xenophobic, racist, nazi fascist bigot. Christ.
State of this place.
I was unconcerned by the status quo personally. But I don't think negotiating change from within that the British would be happy with was possible.
If you want to do it based on ethnicity, which you alluded to in your post, then yeah.
Are you absolving Irish banks and politicians of all wrong doing here? Europe is far from perfect and in need of serious reform but the vast majority of Ireland's issues were created by our own internal greed and lack of foresight. Our economy was in rag order before we entered austerity and as @fcbforever said we were starting to come out the other side.Why on earth would any country want to be part of Europe in its current form. The popular view of Europe is not the reality. Look what happened in Ireland when we voted against the Lisbon treaty, we were told to revote and threatened with expulsion. When our banks failed we were told by the EU (mostly Germany) that we couldnt burn the major bank shareholders, who were mostly German and then the average person was lumped with the debt. It put our economy in rag order! Then they came in and forced us to make unfair cuts to the services for the most needy in society. Hospitals, schools, special needs, carers, you name it!!! While at the same time they pay themselves in Luxembourg, Strasbourg, Brussels and wherever else well over 1/4 of a million euros in salaries.
They make millions selling us cars, bank loans with little care for assets to back up the debt. People working in supermarkets being given mortgages by banks for over half a million euros. But they protect themselves. They force your agriculture industry to stop growing the most profitable cash crops because oh guess what, they grow them too. Quota! They kill your indigenous industries like fishing. But hey, here's a road... What the feck is that.
Its a bloated crazy system that needs to be stopped.
Yup populist view of EU is the people and friends they've made across Europe as opposed the EU governance which is a Lobbyists wet dream.Why on earth would any country want to be part of Europe in its current form. The popular view of Europe is not the reality. Look what happened in Ireland when we voted against the Lisbon treaty, we were told to revote and threatened with expulsion. When our banks failed we were told by the EU (mostly Germany) that we couldnt burn the major bank shareholders, who were mostly German and then the average person was lumped with the debt. It put our economy in rag order! Then they came in and forced us to make unfair cuts to the services for the most needy in society. Hospitals, schools, special needs, carers, you name it!!! While at the same time they pay themselves in Luxembourg, Strasbourg, Brussels and wherever else well over 1/4 of a million euros in salaries.
They make millions selling us cars, bank loans with little care for assets to back up the debt. People working in supermarkets being given mortgages by banks for over half a million euros. But they protect themselves. They force your agriculture industry to stop growing the most profitable cash crops because oh guess what, they grow them too. Quota! They kill your indigenous industries like fishing. But hey, here's a road... What the feck is that.
Its a bloated crazy system that needs to be stopped.
facts, facts, facts....boring, boring, boring....
And by the way, what immigration trouble does Poland have? How many people from other countries want to go there, and how many Polish wants to go in EU in the other hand?
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Yeah. They have benefited too much from EU, and he gets offended by being called xenophobic, just after he said that 'immigration to homogeneous countries is a concern'. That is pretty much right there with 'I am not racist, but those feckers there are black'.Especially funny since his people have been working all over Europe for decades and profited massively from freedom of movement. They are pretty much among the 3 biggest minorities in every major European country.
Isn't that pretty much the definition of xenophobia?
And by the way, what immigration trouble does Poland have? How many people from other countries want to go there, and how many Polish wants to go in EU in the other hand?
Pretty clear it is right wing (borderline fascist) propaganda by some religious nutters there. f only you put walls in Poland and rule by the Bible, all it would be good. feck the economy, who cares about it anyway?!
Yeah, it reminds me of Christian Americans complaining about how discriminated Christians are in US.facts, facts, facts....boring, boring, boring
Polish people complaining about immigration
you couldn't make this up!
Do Polish people want out of EU as well? I'd be surprised if they do.
Are you absolving Irish banks and politicians of all wrong doing here? Europe is far from perfect and in need of serious reform but the vast majority of Ireland's issues were created by our own internal greed and lack of foresight. Our economy was in rag order before we entered austerity and as @fcbforever said we were starting to come out the other side.
Yup populist view of EU is the people and friends they've made across Europe as opposed the EU governance which is a Lobbyists wet dream.
Do no ever underestimate the power of lunatics. All they need is a nationalist and/or religious campaign, and they will lose their collective senses ASAP.No, we don't. That'd be incredibly stupid on our part, we've benefited a lot from being in the EU, probably more than most other countries. If you had the same referendum here now, we'd definitely vote stay.
Isn't that pretty much the definition of xenophobia?
And by the way, what immigration trouble does Poland have? How many people from other countries want to go there, and how many Polish wants to go in EU in the other hand?
Pretty clear it is right wing (borderline fascist) propaganda by some religious nutters there. f only you put walls in Poland and rule by the Bible, all it would be good. feck the economy, who cares about it anyway?!
Our country (Ireland) has prospered in the EU far more than it ever would have outside it and continue to reap benefits from it. Are you also forgetting that when we royally fecked ourselves in the recession, we got a €70 billion bailout from them? The EU may not be perfect but to question why anyone would be a part of it is downright ignorant.Why on earth would any country want to be part of Europe in its current form. The popular view of Europe is not the reality. Look what happened in Ireland when we voted against the Lisbon treaty, we were told to revote and threatened with expulsion. When our banks failed we were told by the EU (mostly Germany) that we couldnt burn the major bank shareholders, who were mostly German and then the average person was lumped with the debt. It put our economy in rag order! Then they came in and forced us to make unfair cuts to the services for the most needy in society. Hospitals, schools, special needs, carers, you name it!!! While at the same time they pay themselves in Luxembourg, Strasbourg, Brussels and wherever else well over 1/4 of a million euros in salaries.
They make millions selling us cars, bank loans with little care for assets to back up the debt. People working in supermarkets being given mortgages by banks for over half a million euros. But they protect themselves. They force your agriculture industry to stop growing the most profitable cash crops because oh guess what, they grow them too. Quota! They kill your indigenous industries like fishing. But hey, here's a road... What the feck is that.
Its a bloated crazy system that needs to be stopped.
A summary of the key things I think that will happen:
- Pound will continue to fall but eventually rise a bit and stabilise in a week or two. But similar to the level it is now.
- The disparity in the UK but also within England itself cannot be ignored. In my view Scotland will certainly push for independence and will get it, NI may do something but I just don't know enough about sentiment in NI. Within England... I really don't know. But it's so big that it can't be ignored.
- Multinationals will seriously be considering moving out of London. It is all linked. One of the reasons for London is its access to European markets - gone. Another reason is because of its access to financial services - and they are intrinsically linked.
- Cameron must call a general election and resign. Corbyn should also resign.
- The EU is in trouble. Internal pressure from EU sceptic parties (although I really don't know enough about some of the countries to know how significant sentiment is against the EU in Europe) may cause further similar votes. The economy will suffer because of the potential of such votes.
- We will go into recession for sure.
Yes I know but you do realise that there can be treaties, pacts, whatever made outside of European Union, right? I mean, given that GB is out now there will be some I guess.
It certainly will and I think this is probably your biggest problem. London is the financial centre of the EU and probably the most important city in the world aside from New York. Without the EU that simply will not be the case anymore.What a shit morning. A campaign won based on a bunch of lies (which Farage has already started going back on) and a narrow mentality.
Get ready for 2 years of financial uncertainty and a lack of investment from overseas into our markets... London and our financial sector in particular will be hit pretty hard.