Pass the popcorn please

[original PM]

Referendom will be rigged. Look at the Irish and the Lisbon Treaty.

The first referendum on the Treaty of Lisbon held on 12 June 2008 was rejected by the Irish electorate, by a margin of 53.4% to 46.6%, with a turnout of 53%.

The second referendum on the Treaty of Lisbon held on 2 October 2009 and the proposal was approved by 67.1% to 32.9%, with a turnout of 59%.

Outrageous

Are you trying to tell me democracy is not as democratic as advertised?

[DimPrawn]

Does anyone actually believe the EU are going to allow the UK to decide it's own fate, with billions of pounds of EU money at stake?

Of course it will be rigged. The EU puppet masters have LibLabCon in their globalised pockets.

[FatLazyContractor]

In other news - Suicide bomber kills 10 people, mainly Germans, in Istanbul | Reuters

[vetran]

In other news - Suicide bomber kills 10 people, mainly Germans, in Istanbul | Reuters

that's not really fair they were innocents.

[Troll]

In other news - Suicide bomber kills 10 people, mainly Germans, in Istanbul | Reuters

Does any recent visitor to Istanbul think it has changed for the worst - i.e. an undercurrent of anti Western sentiment

[VectraMan]

It would be "funny" if it were not for the fact our borders are open to the EU. Anyone in Germany can come and settle here. That includes the immigrants and the :nazi:s

I know it's futile, but I'm going to say it anyway. Not true!

Only EU citizens can come and settle here. Simply being in Germany doesn't get you anything.

[OwlHoot]

I know it's futile, but I'm going to say it anyway. Not true!

Only EU citizens can come and settle here. Simply being in Germany doesn't get you anything.

Yes but after four years they are granted EU citizenship in Germany, aren't they?

(or would have been unless sense prevails)

[VectraMan]

Yes but after four years they are granted EU citizenship in Germany, aren't they?

(or would have been unless sense prevails)

Where was that video of that girl crying as Merkel told her she wouldn't be allowed to stay?

According to:

https://www.justlanded.com/english/G...ts/Citizenship

You need:

legally resident in Germany for at least 8 years
a livelihood-guarantee of you and your dependants without recourse to social welfare or unemployment benefits (exceptions are made for people under of 23 years)
adequate knowledge of the German language
on oath on the German constitution
you have to give up your former citizenship (although there are exceptions to this)

That's a pretty high bar.

They're probably better off coming here, becoming a UK citizen and therefore having the right to settle in Germany.

[MrMarkyMark]

a livelihood-guarantee of you and your dependants without recourse to social welfare or unemployment benefits (exceptions are made for people under of 23 years)

So they have something in place, for this and we are not "allowed" to put it in.

Figures

[LondonManc]

They're probably better off coming here, becoming a UK citizen and sponging off us more easily.

FTFY