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[Closed] Vote "IN" camp only seem interested in economic outcome?

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What court does he answer to that can overturn what his government does?

Are you suggesting this could happen in Europe or any toher country signed up and under the authority of the ECHR?

It is a great example of why we need what I said and what can happen if we dont have this

I have no idea why you think he is my mate he is odious cretinous dictator who should be removed form power forthwith and the state dismantled and replaced


 
Posted : 28/04/2016 9:04 pm
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If the UK remains, there's no incentive for Brussels to change.

Then perhaps we should join the party and have fun instead of clutching a warm half of flat lager on the fringes and whinging and bitching that it's not fair.

Further up the OP stated that he didn't want people he didn't elect making decisions for him/us in the EU . Did he not vote for an MEP? If not why not? European politics is as important if not more so than that at the Westminster village. There is a palpable apathy in this Kingdom against engagement with politics such that we end up with polarised parties and no hint of public service from our elected representatives.

Finally as prominent US politicians have said at every recent presidential election "it's the economy stupid" and that's why I'm in.


 
Posted : 28/04/2016 9:29 pm
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Russia and North Korea agree about the farcical nature of human rights

Russia is a signatory to the European Convention on Human Rights and is subject to ECHR judgements.

They are simply pandering to the cigarette lobby which we know has been spending a fortune on influencing EU commissioners to the point some have been dismissed.

Whilst your point regarding e cigs is right, another positive report from physicians in UK today, I think it is big pharma that don't like them because they threaten the sales of ineffective patches and chewing gum.


 
Posted : 28/04/2016 9:33 pm
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Further up the OP stated that he didn't want people he didn't elect making decisions for him/us in the EU .

Then he will still be disappointed here if his party is in opposition Shirley?

European politics is as important if not more so than that at the Westminster village.

Is that an attempt at humour?

we end up with polarised parties

Well that is - polarised, really??? We have moderate centralised politics and have done for a long time.


 
Posted : 28/04/2016 9:38 pm
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Oh eck, or should I say wee eck is being dragged back by Auntie for QT tonight........time for the bingo cards....


 
Posted : 28/04/2016 10:28 pm
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The UK is not the only EU country that doesn't want or have the Euro.

AIUI all the others except Denmark have promised to adopt it in future. The DKK Is pegged to the Euro but of course can be unpegged if circumstances dictate.


 
Posted : 28/04/2016 11:15 pm
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We all know that in general, the future is a mystery to all. So I find it slightly strange the public ask what will the outcome be. Any answer is conjecture at best, scaremongering at worst.

Given the magnitude of the question, I'd be pretty worried if voters weren't concerned about the potential outcomes.


 
Posted : 28/04/2016 11:30 pm
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Love the way the Brexit boys ignore our appalling demographic trends - I hope that they haven't got public sector ponzu pensions.

Let's close the borders from these nasty immigrants coming to screw our welfare system and it will all be honky dory. Xenophobia eclipses common sense.


 
Posted : 28/04/2016 11:35 pm
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AIUI all the others except Denmark have promised to adopt it in future.

Yup, but there's no movement towards pushing anyone into it- no mechanism to do so either- and it's a trivial matter to manage matters so that you're not actually entitled to join.


 
Posted : 29/04/2016 12:31 am
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