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Chirac walks out of talks
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This is why I dont see the EU ever becoming a threat to England...let alone America!
Leave it up to the [insert which ever EU country you want to rant against] to look after their national interests ahead of those of the EU!
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For a change PostmanPrat makes a good point. The EU is never going to work as long as its individual members are working for their own interests and not the common good.Originally posted by MailmanThis is why I dont see the EU ever becoming a threat to England...let alone America!
Leave it up to the [insert which ever EU country you want to rant against] to look after their national interests ahead of those of the EU!
Mailman
I say the UK should pull out.I am not qualified to give the above advice!
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Smith and Wesson.
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I say we stay put. The EU has done a few good things and up until Blair renounced the rebate, the reasons for staying in far outweighed leaving.Comment
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It is an expensive talking shop that has cost us a lot of money and destroyed many of our industries. Do you know any fishermen?Originally posted by AntmanI say we stay put. The EU has done a few good things and up until Blair renounced the rebate, the reasons for staying in far outweighed leaving.I am not qualified to give the above advice!
The original point and click interface by
Smith and Wesson.
Step back, have a think and adjust my own own attitude from time to timeComment
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And those reasons would be?
Please expand, it's a dreich friday morning, I could do with a laugh.Originally posted by AntmanI say we stay put. The EU has done a few good things and up until Blair renounced the rebate, the reasons for staying in far outweighed leaving.Why not?Comment
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Thanks to some EU banking services directive whose name I can't remember I can transfer 1000 euros from a Spanish bank acc. to a Belgian one and pay 4 euros in charges, previously it would cost me 25 euros and take upto 4 daysComment
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Well that's certainly worth the...
does anyone actually know how much we've pissed up the wall of the EU, excuse me, invested in the european partnership?Originally posted by AntmanThanks to some EU banking services directive whose name I can't remember I can transfer 1000 euros from a Spanish bank acc. to a Belgian one and pay 4 euros in charges, previously it would cost me 25 euros and take upto 4 daysWhy not?Comment
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Lone gunman I agree it is a vastly overrated talking shop, there is too much bureaucracy.
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It's alright for you in Madrid, UK taxpayers are paying for all your roads. While you help yourselves to our fish.Originally posted by AntmanI say we stay put. The EU has done a few good things and up until Blair renounced the rebate, the reasons for staying in far outweighed leaving.
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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