It may or may not have helped our cause but Nigel Farage telling MEP's at the European Parliament today that most of them had never had a proper job made me pi$$ myself laughing and god knows we need a laugh at the moment.
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Originally posted by Itsonlyagame View PostIt may or may not have helped our cause but Nigel Farage telling MEP's at the European Parliament today that most of them had never had a proper job made me pi$$ myself laughing and god knows we need a laugh at the moment.
Utterly Brilliant Nigel
He should have sung, well it's all gone quite, all gone quite, it's all gone quite over there, and there, and there, and there.
Now that would have been funnyI have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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Originally posted by cross it Dave View PostHe want on to say "that 17 years ago I told you all that I will lead a campaign to lead the UK out of the EU, you all laughed at me, well, you not laughing now"
Utterly Brilliant Nigel
He should have sung, well it's all gone quite, all gone quite, it's all gone quite over there, and there, and there, and there.
Now that would have been funny“He'll regret it till his dying day, if ever he lives that long”
Will Danaher
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The thing that does not make sense to me is this threat of tariffs from the EU.
I have read that the tariffs could be levelled at 3%.
Well, we send them £10 billion's worth of goods a year, so we will pay them £300 million a year in tariffs, roughly 1 weeks payment of being in the EU.
Then if we reciprocate and stick 3% on the £80 billion worth of goods from the EU, that come's in at £2.4 billion.
So a £2.1 billion profit.
Am I missing something here?, as tariffs sound a good idea for Great Britian.Last edited by cross it Dave; 29-06-2016, 08:39 AM.I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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Originally posted by jmelanie View PostThere is talk of us joining NAFTA and changing the name to North Atlantic. What would you feel about this?
I understand IDS has already visited the U.S. and discussed this with a number of representatives.
Though they do like our Land Rover Jaguars cars, they were everywhere in Colarado last winter.I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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think if he had come back with real curbs on free movement there would have been a completely different result. He came back with nothing and tried to hood-wink an increasingly concerned publicI must away now, I can no longer tarry
This morning's tempest I have to cross
I must be guided without a stumble
Into the arms I love the most
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Originally posted by CroydonCaptainJack View PostHe has got a point to be fair. That was one of the concessions he was aiming for and only partly achieved.Last edited by Olly; 29-06-2016, 10:09 AM.
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Originally posted by jmelanie View PostI think I would have only voted REMAIN if most of the powers given to the EU were returned to the U.K. and the EU went back to what it was when we first joined. That was never going to happen.
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Originally posted by lymehoop View PostDavid Cameron blaming the EU for Brexit for ignoring our concerns on immigration.
Lost a lot of respect for Cameron the moment he tried to claim he had done a good deal. Lost a lot more once he started the lies and scaremongering. Shame really, as he did at least deliver the referendum he promised.
Hopefully, this may just make everybody more politically aware, realise the importance of democracy and ensure that the politicians from all sides start to behave more honestly and stop trying to fool us into thinking they know better.
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Originally posted by cross it Dave View PostThe thing that does not make sense to me is this threat of tariffs from the EU.
I have read that the tariffs could be levelled at 3%.
Well, we send them £10 billion's worth of goods a year, so we will pay them £300 million a year in tariffs, roughly 1 weeks payment of being in the EU.
Then if we reciprocate and stick 3% on the £80 billion worth of goods from the EU, that come's in at £2.4 billion.
So a £2.1 billion profit.
Am I missing something here?, as tariffs sound a good idea for Great Britian.
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Originally posted by Jeems View PostSo basically before the Eastern European country's joined?
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