Leaving EU a stride into the light - Duncan Smith

[AtW]

Source: EU referendum: Leaving EU a stride into the light - Duncan Smith - BBC News

So Duncan is suggesting that getting out of EU is the same as being dead and walking into the light?

[Flashman]

'A great leap into the unknown'

[AtW]

[AtW]

'A great leap into the unknown'

Caged bird will die quickly in real world.

Try harder next time...

[mudskipper]

'A great leap into the unknown'

[darmstadt]

Source: EU referendum: Leaving EU a stride into the light - Duncan Smith - BBC News

So Duncan is suggesting that getting out of EU is the same as being dead and walking into the light?

Yeah, but any fool knows he's a total ******: “I could live on £53 in benefits a week, says Iain Duncan Smith”

I could live on £53 in benefits a week, says Iain Duncan Smith | Politics | The Guardian

[jamesbrown]

I suppose the remainiacs will disperse and there could be an undimming associated with that. Also, Gidiot's nose has been known to cast a shadow.

[AtW]

Yeah, but any fool knows he's a total ******: “I could live on £53 in benefits a week, says Iain Duncan Smith”
I could live on £53 in benefits a week, says Iain Duncan Smith | Politics | The Guardian

I am not sure that would be enough to buy lunch in some of the places he goes to ...

[DodgyAgent]

And there is TTIP What is TTIP? And six reasons why the answer should scare you | Comment | Voices | The Independent

Public services, especially the NHS, are in the firing line. One of the main aims of TTIP is to open up Europe’s public health, education and water services to US companies. This could essentially mean the privatisation of the NHS.

The European Commission has claimed that public services will be kept out of TTIP. However, according to the Huffington Post, the UK Trade Minister Lord Livingston has admitted that talks about the NHS were still on the table.

And from later this year Brussels to ease visa restrictions on Turkey in exchange for taking back deported migrants - Telegraph

[OwlHoot]

And there is TTIP What is TTIP? And six reasons why the answer should scare you | Comment | Voices | The Independent

[I][B]Public services, especially the NHS, are in the firing line. One of the main aims of TTIP is to open up Europe’s public health, education and water services to US companies. This could essentially mean the privatisation of the NHS. ...

Times are changing, e.g. in medical technology. What may have been wrong 20 years ago could be much more workable now.

The only thing I don't like about TTIP is the litigation aspect. The UK and EU should have the bottle to limit the scope for US corporations to tie up foreign governments in legalistic knots. Apart from issues of sovereignty and democratic accountability, the legal expense will reduce the benefits of having a trade treaty in the first place.