Well done Denmark!

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FatLazyContractor replied

4 December 2015, 15:41
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

More Danes?

Danish women are fecking hot !
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VectraMan replied

4 December 2015, 15:32
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Sounds ok but can one trust the EU not to impose things on us via some legal back door?

If there's a legal back door the issue is not whether or not we trust the EU to not use it, but that's there's a legal back door that needs to be closed.
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xoggoth replied

4 December 2015, 15:20
Yes, restricting cross-border cooperation between police forces is definitely a win!

Sounds not a good idea but this opt-in involves 22 EU justice and home affairs laws - some may not be so useful. Without knowing the full details (had a quick look but can't be arsed to spend time on it), hard to comment. Although it does seem that the UK opt in allows us to "accept or reject legislation on a case-by-case basis"

Denmark holds referendum on relationship with EU - BBC News

Sounds ok but can one trust the EU not to impose things on us via some legal back door?
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OwlHoot replied

4 December 2015, 15:20
Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

Yes, restricting cross-border cooperation between police forces is definitely a win! ...

They would have been fine with simply that, just as the UK and EU cooperate with the US police and everywhere else.

But as you must know, it's all the coercive, ever-closer-union, EU common jurisprudence tulip that was part of the package.
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VectraMan replied

4 December 2015, 13:44
As long as they keep co-operating with Saga Norén from Malmo police that's fine by me.
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NickFitz replied

4 December 2015, 13:12
Yes, restricting cross-border cooperation between police forces is definitely a win!

*waits for next terrorist attack launched across internal EU borders*
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DimPrawn replied

4 December 2015, 13:04
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

More Danes?

They ain't that stoopid.
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d000hg replied

4 December 2015, 12:57
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Bad news, means more will come here.

More Danes?
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DimPrawn replied

4 December 2015, 12:47
Bad news, means more will come here.
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OwlHoot started a topic Well done Denmark!

4 December 2015, 12:44
Well done Denmark!

2015-12-03 Danes Vote To Protect Sovereignty, Reject Further EU Integration

Denmark voted against further integration on Thursday in a referendum that boasted a turnout of 72%. As WSJ reports, “voters were asked if parliament should have the power to opt-in on a total of 22 EU justice and home affairs laws, from which the small Nordic country has hitherto been exempt.”

53% of Danes said “no”. ...
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