In or Out?

[darmstadt]

70% plus of our laws originate for EU directives (wasn't that a quote from a German minister?). For examples Milliband's climate legislation from the last Labour government originates from EU directives; the consequence of this was lots of useless windmills that have resulted in higher energy costs, that had the knock on effect that any industry that needs any serious amounts of power don't stand a cat in hells chance; steel industry

Quite interesting that you use the same figures that the right wing use, people such as Le Pen and Farage yet don't back them up, much like the right wing do, mainly because they're not true and as the right wing do, use the lies as scare tactics. The figure that you quote first was actually 84% from the German politician from 2005 which was discounted as it pertained to German legislation. Then their is the famous 75% from Farage but does not apply to the percentage of laws in individual member states that stem from the EU, but the percentage of laws that stem from the EU that the European Parliament has a say in. They didn't understand what Pottering’s speech was about so deliberately put it in to the wrong context. And so an on, the right continue to mislead and use scare tactics as they have done throughout the ages.

[darmstadt]

Hee hee..

[PurpleGorilla]

Hee hee..

What about the milk and butter mountains.

What about the dead (discarded) fish.

What about the 1%.

What about the Balklands war.

What about Fair trade with poor third world countries.

What about farm subsidies.

What about 28 leaders taking months to agree ineffectual change.

[DodgyAgent]

Weasel word soundbites and cliches from edward Heath that bear no relationship to what has happened under EU dictatorship. It is amazing how people get taken in by this populist nonsense.

[BlasterBates]

Brexit would mean a massive influx of asylum seekers

This is interesting, immigration could increase with a Brexit.

[DodgyAgent]

Brexit would mean a massive influx of asylum seekers

This is interesting, immigration could increase with a Brexit.

"This webpage is not available"

Fascinating

[jamesbrown]

This is interesting, immigration could increase with a Brexit.

Or, more likely, it wouldn't change at all because Gidiotmaths is predicated on it.

[MicrosoftBob]

What this one: EU budget for 2016 - Consilium which states:



Or do you have a right wing media source linky?

This is probably a more balanced look at it

[darmstadt]

This is probably a more balanced look at it

Yeah ,and, your point? It has still been signed off...

[sasguru]

Food prices

I would think one consequence of Brexit would be a steep rise in food prices since presumably EU subsidised agriculture would now attract duties. Anyone who has been or lived in Norway and Switzerland knows what I mean.
Not that we should care being contractors it'll only affect the plebs anyway. Chateaubriand for the rich!