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Stirlingsays 02 Nov 19 1.11pm | |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
And the reason for that would be...oh, right. Welcome back! Ruth Davidson may have dropped out but her tongue could still semi stand as an independent. It could lick the rest of them......that's not a lick you're going to be looking forward to I can tell you.
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Teddy Eagle 02 Nov 19 1.52pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Ruth Davidson may have dropped out but her tongue could still semi stand as an independent. It could lick the rest of them......that's not a lick you're going to be looking forward to I can tell you. No. A rasping voice is one thing.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 02 Nov 19 3.55pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I understand your 'arguments' but you seem to constantly overlook the importance of honouring a democratic vote. You are the one who is overlooking the point. It wasn'tdemocratic! Referendums have no constitutional role in our democracy. On top of that it has been shown to have been seriously compromised by lies and interference. Why, in those circumstances, should our Parliament not do their duty and decide to interpret it differently? It also puzzles me how Remainers seem so obsessed with the short term and ignore the bigger picture. Rubbish! It's the bigger picture which is by far the most important. I for one want a safe and prosperous future for the coming generations and that would be more certainly secured within the EU than outside it. Either they have a brain block about the wider issues or they are deliberately obtuse because they simply cannot stand down from their position for egotistical or party political reasons. That is EXACTLY how many of the stubborn, inflexible and brain dead ultra leavers appear to me.You have read on here how some will continue to support the Tories come hell or high water. Well both are knocking on the door with those in control right now. This is about the long term future, not the next year or five years or even ten. It is!!!! So wake up and do something about it. We would be much safer and able to prosper in today's fast changing world as the UK, a leading member of the EU, than as little England outside of it. Which is where we are heading.
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cryrst The garden of England 02 Nov 19 4.17pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
So what does the EU have planned going forwards then.
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Badger11 Beckenham 02 Nov 19 6.45pm | |
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Originally posted by cryrst
I think I can help here, the following countries are currently in accession talks with the EU: The EU is very keen on the Balkan states joining so this will happen probably in the next few years. Mind you now that Germany and France are footing the bill that may be a consideration. And then of course there is further alignment and integration. Good luck to em I say just as long as we are well out of it.
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Hrolf The Ganger 02 Nov 19 6.46pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
It wasn't democratic! Referendums have no constitutional role in our democracy. You really need to take a good look in the mirror old man. Had Remain won, you and most others would have been very happy to move on and accept the result without any objections. No one would be talking about the validity of referendums. You and your arrogant like minds think you know better, Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (02 Nov 2019 6.47pm)
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cryrst The garden of England 02 Nov 19 8.02pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I think I can help here, the following countries are currently in accession talks with the EU: The EU is very keen on the Balkan states joining so this will happen probably in the next few years. Mind you now that Germany and France are footing the bill that may be a consideration. And then of course there is further alignment and integration. Good luck to em I say just as long as we are well out of it. Thanks badger.
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braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 02 Nov 19 8.07pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
I think I can help here, the following countries are currently in accession talks with the EU: The EU is very keen on the Balkan states joining so this will happen probably in the next few years. Mind you now that Germany and France are footing the bill that may be a consideration. And then of course there is further alignment and integration. Good luck to em I say just as long as we are well out of it. dare i say that having been to 3 of those countries that they will benefit more from being in the eu than the eu will benefit from them. albania & montenegro are both quite impoverished on the whole and need help from outside to flourish. however in 10 years time their tourist trade will rise massively, like croatia has/will continue to do. the reason (in my eyes anyway) the EU is looking for new recruits is because nations are looking at england & how we do leaving the EU with a view to doing the same thenselves.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 02 Nov 19 8.07pm | |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
You really need to take a good look in the mirror old man. Had Remain won, you and most others would have been very happy to move on and accept the result without any objections. No one would be talking about the validity of referendums. You are either naive or disingenuous. Farage was already making statements prior to the result being declared that the "fight would continue", until he was as surprised as the rest of us. Once the evidence of interference came to light do you seriously think he wouldn't have argued for a re-run? I am pretty sure he would have used every other argument he could muster as well, as his track record speaks for itself. Those you accuse of being fanatical Leavers are the majority of people who want what they voted for on the most important decision for this country in a lifetime. They most certainly are not! The only real fanatics are on the fringes and there have been fanatical anti-EU activists both inside and outside Parliament ever since it was first being dreamed about. The majority who voted to leave did so for a whole bunch of reasons, mostly around immigration and the spurious idea that it would save us money along with the usual trump card that anything must be better than this. Whatever this is. You and your arrogant like minds think you know better, Speaking the truth is never arrogance. Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (02 Nov 2019 6.47pm)
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 02 Nov 19 8.18pm | |
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Originally posted by cryrst
Thanks badger. I am very happy about it. The bigger a barrier we place between ourselves and Russia the better. The more countries that are bought into the European family the better our security will be. Their increasing prosperity will bring us new markets. Co-operation and common goals are always better than conflicts and disparate visions. We will maintain higher standards together and negotiate better trade deals from strength. Standing up to the USA under Trump is so much more easily done as part of the EU than not. Don't anyone be fooled by Trump's "offer" to us. He want's us out and then for the EU to implode so the USA can start to milk the European countries, for instance on drug prices. He won't be doing us any favours. He will start on us.
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DanH SW2 02 Nov 19 8.54pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
You could have reduced your four paragraphs down to four words. Paragraph one. Moan Paragraph two. Moan Paragraph three. Moan Paragraph four. Moan. Honestly, you sound like you have an arthritic hip and can't find your painkillers.
Coming from someone who threw his toys out the pram over a yellow card. Snowflake.
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braunstoneagle the middle of bumf*** nowhere... 02 Nov 19 8.55pm | |
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Originally posted by DanH
Coming from someone who threw his toys out the pram over a yellow card. Snowflake. where is the like button?
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