EU Referendum: Do we enough information to take the correct decision?

[darmstadt]

Leaving the EU would make no odds. Any important EU worker/researcher/academic would be granted a work permit, no probs post Brexit. If they meet the grade and want to stay, they could be offered perm residency after a number of years.

The inners seem to think no one from the EU would be allowed in or allowed to work here, it's a joke. They just need to apply and if they meet the points level, they can have a work permit.

But who says they will want to come?

[PurpleGorilla]

EU Referendum: Do we enough information to take the correct decision?

Why is it undemocratic to fund bull fighting???

Omfg read the ******* article FFS.

In short; elected MEPs want to ban bull fighting industry getting agricultural subsidies. But unelected EU council is sitting on it.

[PurpleGorilla]

But who says they will want to come?

Not when the bombs keep going off!

[AtW]

I find it bizarre that people who leave totalitarian regimes want to move somewhere that is free and once they do they then want to impose a totalitarian state onto the people they have joined. You only have to look at the Muslim enclaves that have grown up in Britain. You can take the man away from communism but you cannot take the communism out of the man.

You don't know anything about living in a proper totalitarian regime so you saying is utter rubbish.

I like very much the idea of being able to easily move to any EU country and settle there without having to get visa or just take contract work, this site is supposedly contractors, but it's full of turkeys voting for Xmas - what kind of idiot contractor votes to LIMIT choice of work _AND_ retirement?

[Jog On]

CMD has wheeled out ISIS now...

This referendum campaign is first class entertainment

[AtW]

Leaving the EU would make no odds. Any important EU worker/researcher/academic would be granted a work permit, no probs post Brexit. If they meet the grade and want to stay, they could be offered perm residency after a number of years.

[AtW]

In short; elected MEPs want to ban bull fighting industry getting agricultural subsidies. But unelected EU council is sitting on it.

What %-tage of elected MEPs what to do it, majority of the EU Parliament?

[PurpleGorilla]

What %-tage of elected MEPs what to do it, majority of the EU Parliament?

Read the article you lazy tulip.

[AtW]

Read the article you lazy tulip.

Ok, read it, so majority of MEPs voted, good, I'd support that ban too. Guess what, a lot of time voting in UK Parliament does not make Govt do things exactly as voted, that's normal bulltulip in democracy.

[BlasterBates]

Omfg read the ******* article FFS.

In short; elected MEPs want to ban bull fighting industry getting agricultural subsidies. But unelected EU council is sitting on it.

The European Council is made up of the heads of state, so the Spanish Prime minister will have blocked it, in the same way the Uk blocked getting the Euro for themselves.

People have a lot to learn about how much power heads of state have over EU legislation they don't like.

Nothing gets passed without the heads of states getting together and agreeing on it, which is what the European council is, i.e.elected government ministers.