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steeleye20 Croydon 21 Nov 17 4.55pm
Originally posted by Hansy What are you guys actually scared of that will personally effect you? Or is it you don't like change? Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 4.47pm) There is no change here it is a lose situation. EMA protects public and animal health in 28 EU Member States, as well as the countries of the European Economic Area, by ensuring that all medicines available on the EU market are safe, effective and of high quality. EMA serves a market of over 500 million people living in the EU. What possible benefit can it be to give this away to the Dutch. Brexit is all about losing.
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Croydon 21 Nov 17 4.55pm

Originally posted by Hansy

What are you guys actually scared of that will personally effect you? Or is it you don't like change?

Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 4.47pm)

There is no change here it is a lose situation.

EMA protects public and animal health in 28 EU Member States, as well as the countries of the European Economic Area, by ensuring that all medicines available on the EU market are safe, effective and of high quality.

EMA serves a market of over 500 million people living in the EU.

What possible benefit can it be to give this away to the Dutch.

Brexit is all about losing.

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Hrolf The Ganger 21 Nov 17 4.56pm
Originally posted by nickgusset The Tories rewriting laws that have protected the populous. Na. I think it's all politics. Just any old opportunity to attack the government, in this case, for things they haven't even done. A bit like a faulty Left wing Minority Report.
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Originally posted by nickgusset

The Tories rewriting laws that have protected the populous.

Na. I think it's all politics. Just any old opportunity to attack the government, in this case, for things they haven't even done.

A bit like a faulty Left wing Minority Report.

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Stuk Top half 21 Nov 17 5.05pm
Originally posted by nickgusset I do know how to use the Internet. Surely it is down to the person making an assertation to be the one to provide the evidence. What is it even called? I'm not making an assertation, you were. If you weren't then this statement you made: "Notwithstanding the fact that we have to fund our own medicines agency now rather than sharing the cost of it with partners." would require a question mark at the end. Edited by Stuk (21 Nov 2017 5.07pm) Optimistic as ever
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Top half 21 Nov 17 5.05pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

I do know how to use the Internet. Surely it is down to the person making an assertation to be the one to provide the evidence.
What is it even called?

I'm not making an assertation, you were.

If you weren't then this statement you made:
"Notwithstanding the fact that we have to fund our own medicines agency now rather than sharing the cost of it with partners." would require a question mark at the end.

Edited by Stuk (21 Nov 2017 5.07pm)

Optimistic as ever

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Stirlingsays 21 Nov 17 5.07pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 Brexit is all about losing. Brexit was all about remainers losing. That's all it was about.....we won't know if Brexit was a success or failure until another five to ten years after leaving......so at least another seven years away....nine if they do a transitional. Edited by Stirlingsays (21 Nov 2017 5.08pm) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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21 Nov 17 5.07pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

Brexit is all about losing.

Brexit was all about remainers losing.

That's all it was about.....we won't know if Brexit was a success or failure until another five to ten years after leaving......so at least another seven years away....nine if they do a transitional.

Edited by Stirlingsays (21 Nov 2017 5.08pm)

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Kermit8 Hevon 21 Nov 17 5.11pm
Originally posted by Hansy What are you guys actually scared of that will personally effect you? Or is it you don't like change? Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 4.47pm) Apprehension rather than fear. I quite liked the fact that the most bloodthirsty continent had been getting on dandy these last 70 years without fear of war between those that are members of the EU. Then there is the £6 we get back for every £1 we pay into the coffers via cheaper goods, etc. And environmentally the UK is so much better than it was back in the 60's and 70's due to EU directives. And also let's face it - it's the UK citizens at the bottom that will be hit hardest financially once foodstuff costs go up amongst other increases that will surely follow. Loss of tax revenue if recession hits. That will affect public spending. Then there is the EU getting it sh1t together and waving back at us as we are struggling to stay afloat. The negatives far outweigh the positives. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 21 Nov 17 5.11pm

Originally posted by Hansy

What are you guys actually scared of that will personally effect you? Or is it you don't like change?

Edited by Hansy (21 Nov 2017 4.47pm)

Apprehension rather than fear.

I quite liked the fact that the most bloodthirsty continent had been getting on dandy these last 70 years without fear of war between those that are members of the EU.

Then there is the £6 we get back for every £1 we pay into the coffers via cheaper goods, etc.

And environmentally the UK is so much better than it was back in the 60's and 70's due to EU directives.

And also let's face it - it's the UK citizens at the bottom that will be hit hardest financially once foodstuff costs go up amongst other increases that will surely follow.

Loss of tax revenue if recession hits. That will affect public spending.

Then there is the EU getting it sh1t together and waving back at us as we are struggling to stay afloat.

The negatives far outweigh the positives.

Big chest and massive boobs

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 21 Nov 17 5.13pm
Originally posted by Stuk I'm not making an assertation, you were. If you weren't then this statement you made: "Notwithstanding the fact that we have to fund our own medicines agency now rather than sharing the cost of it with partners." would require a question mark at the end. Edited by Stuk (21 Nov 2017 5.07pm) Is someone else funding our own medicines agency then? Who are the UK medicines agency we already have that you refer to?
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Shizzlehurst 21 Nov 17 5.13pm

Originally posted by Stuk

I'm not making an assertation, you were.

Edited by Stuk (21 Nov 2017 5.07pm)

Is someone else funding our own medicines agency then?
Who are the UK medicines agency we already have that you refer to?

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Kermit8 Hevon 21 Nov 17 5.14pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays Brexit was all about remainers losing. That's all it was about.....we won't know if Brexit was a success or failure until another five to ten years after leaving......so at least another seven years away....nine if they do a transitional. Edited by Stirlingsays (21 Nov 2017 5.08pm) I think that's way too soon now tbh. The shock will be too strong if there is no transitional and even if there is still too soon. More a generational wait. Good news is that if it has all gone t1ts up (likely) in ten years then plenty of Leave voters would have popped their clogs by then and we can grovel to be let back in with a strong majority in favour this time. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 21 Nov 17 5.14pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Brexit was all about remainers losing.

That's all it was about.....we won't know if Brexit was a success or failure until another five to ten years after leaving......so at least another seven years away....nine if they do a transitional.

Edited by Stirlingsays (21 Nov 2017 5.08pm)

I think that's way too soon now tbh. The shock will be too strong if there is no transitional and even if there is still too soon. More a generational wait.

Good news is that if it has all gone t1ts up (likely) in ten years then plenty of Leave voters would have popped their clogs by then and we can grovel to be let back in with a strong majority in favour this time.

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elgrande bedford 21 Nov 17 5.22pm
Originally posted by Kermit8 Apprehension rather than fear. I quite liked the fact that the most bloodthirsty continent had been getting on dandy these last 70 years without fear of war between those that are members of the EU. Then there is the £6 we get back for every £1 we pay into the coffers via cheaper goods, etc. And environmentally the UK is so much better than it was back in the 60's and 70's due to EU directives. And also let's face it - it's the UK citizens at the bottom that will be hit hardest financially once foodstuff costs go up amongst other increases that will surely follow. Loss of tax revenue if recession hits. That will affect public spending. Then there is the EU getting it sh1t together and waving back at us as we are struggling to stay afloat. The negatives far outweigh the positives. Thats allnguess work Kermit,well most of it is,and I think the UN has a lot to do with the peace. You really think that the EU is going to last...its leader Germany is struggling to form a government at the moment. The Mediterranean countries will continue to struggle,because the bigger countries are subsidising them.how long can tbey keep doing that without our money(are we not the second biggest contributor). And as I have said before the countries will still sell to us,but if we can barter because we dont just have to deal with them. What is it 11 million German car workers depend on us for thier cars. always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.
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bedford 21 Nov 17 5.22pm

Originally posted by Kermit8

Apprehension rather than fear.

I quite liked the fact that the most bloodthirsty continent had been getting on dandy these last 70 years without fear of war between those that are members of the EU.

Then there is the £6 we get back for every £1 we pay into the coffers via cheaper goods, etc.

And environmentally the UK is so much better than it was back in the 60's and 70's due to EU directives.

And also let's face it - it's the UK citizens at the bottom that will be hit hardest financially once foodstuff costs go up amongst other increases that will surely follow.

Loss of tax revenue if recession hits. That will affect public spending.

Then there is the EU getting it sh1t together and waving back at us as we are struggling to stay afloat.

The negatives far outweigh the positives.

Thats allnguess work Kermit,well most of it is,and I think the UN has a lot to do with the peace.
You really think that the EU is going to last...its leader Germany is struggling to form a government at the moment.
The Mediterranean countries will continue to struggle,because the bigger countries are subsidising them.how long can tbey keep doing that without our money(are we not the second biggest contributor).
And as I have said before the countries will still sell to us,but if we can barter because we dont just have to deal with them.
What is it 11 million German car workers depend on us for thier cars.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

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Stuk Top half 21 Nov 17 5.22pm
Originally posted by nickgusset Is someone else funding our own medicines agency then? Who are the UK medicines agency we already have that you refer to? We fund it ourselves. Do some research. It might be of future benefit to work out how to do it yourself, rather than copying and pasting everything you see and subsequently posting about it without knowing much, if anything, about it. Every other time you're provided with something that succinctly disproves your posting or pasting, you simply leave the thread for a while and bury your head. Edited by Stuk (21 Nov 2017 5.23pm) Optimistic as ever
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Top half 21 Nov 17 5.22pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

Is someone else funding our own medicines agency then?
Who are the UK medicines agency we already have that you refer to?

We fund it ourselves.

Do some research. It might be of future benefit to work out how to do it yourself, rather than copying and pasting everything you see and subsequently posting about it without knowing much, if anything, about it.

Every other time you're provided with something that succinctly disproves your posting or pasting, you simply leave the thread for a while and bury your head.

Edited by Stuk (21 Nov 2017 5.23pm)

Optimistic as ever

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.TUX. 21 Nov 17 5.26pm
Originally posted by Kermit8 Apprehension rather than fear. I quite liked the fact that the most bloodthirsty continent had been getting on dandy these last 70 years without fear of war between those that are members of the EU. Then there is the £6 we get back for every £1 we pay into the coffers via cheaper goods, etc. And environmentally the UK is so much better than it was back in the 60's and 70's due to EU directives. And also let's face it - it's the UK citizens at the bottom that will be hit hardest financially once foodstuff costs go up amongst other increases that will surely follow. Loss of tax revenue if recession hits. That will affect public spending. Then there is the EU getting it sh1t together and waving back at us as we are struggling to stay afloat. The negatives far outweigh the positives. Like it is now? Sorry bud but you're clueless. Buy Litecoin.
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21 Nov 17 5.26pm

Originally posted by Kermit8

Apprehension rather than fear.

I quite liked the fact that the most bloodthirsty continent had been getting on dandy these last 70 years without fear of war between those that are members of the EU.

Then there is the £6 we get back for every £1 we pay into the coffers via cheaper goods, etc.

And environmentally the UK is so much better than it was back in the 60's and 70's due to EU directives.

And also let's face it - it's the UK citizens at the bottom that will be hit hardest financially once foodstuff costs go up amongst other increases that will surely follow.

Loss of tax revenue if recession hits. That will affect public spending.

Then there is the EU getting it sh1t together and waving back at us as we are struggling to stay afloat.

The negatives far outweigh the positives.

Like it is now?
Sorry bud but you're clueless.

Buy Litecoin.

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nickgusset Shizzlehurst 21 Nov 17 5.48pm
Originally posted by Stuk We fund it ourselves. Do some research. It might be of future benefit to work out how to do it yourself, rather than copying and pasting everything you see and subsequently posting about it without knowing much, if anything, about it. Every other time you're provided with something that succinctly disproves your posting or pasting, you simply leave the thread for a while and bury your head. Edited by Stuk (21 Nov 2017 5.23pm) In hanging on for a name. That's all. Then I may Google it.
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Shizzlehurst 21 Nov 17 5.48pm

Originally posted by Stuk

We fund it ourselves.

Every other time you're provided with something that succinctly disproves your posting or pasting, you simply leave the thread for a while and bury your head.

Edited by Stuk (21 Nov 2017 5.23pm)

In hanging on for a name. That's all. Then I may Google it.

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Kermit8 Hevon 21 Nov 17 5.53pm
Originally posted by .TUX. Like it is now? Sorry bud but you're clueless. The EU is the biggest trader on the global scene. It's not exactly a failure then, is it? Keep burying that head of yours. Big chest and massive boobs [Link]
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Hevon 21 Nov 17 5.53pm

Originally posted by .TUX.

Like it is now?
Sorry bud but you're clueless.

The EU is the biggest trader on the global scene. It's not exactly a failure then, is it? Keep burying that head of yours.

Big chest and massive boobs

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