Reply to: Remain in the event of a Brexit

[scooterscot]

Some of them did. Clearly less than 45% of them but how you split the Leavers as "anti England" Vs "Anti Westminster" is hard to know for sure.

45% residents 55% natives

[SueEllen]

When I said "they" would make us vote again until we voted the right way it was suppose to be a joke.

Until I remembered the the Danish and Irish....

[Old Greg]

Welcome to the European Union.

You can check-out any time you like,
But you can never leave!

[m0n1k3r]

No, he was being evasive, fully aware that the bill was inescapable. Dates are always moveable, installments possible. Hamface is known as Flashman for a reason.

He stated that he wouldn't pay the bill as it was not a bill addressed to him personally. It was addressed to the UK, so it was for the UK to pay, not Cameron.

[d000hg]

Scotland never wanted to leave the UK and never did.

Some of them did. Clearly less than 45% of them but how you split the Leavers as "anti England" Vs "Anti Westminster" is hard to know for sure.

[GB9]

Yes you and yes you do. Every time you vote for a uk party who will place their members in EU parliament.

I assume you have the same feeling about the UK then and your ability to vote out the Tories. The party predominantly supported in a different country and that the Scots can't shift by themselves.

[GB9]

Scotland never wanted to leave the UK and never did. The independence referendum was about independence from London. Politics that only serve a corner of the country well as it happens.

Bingo. That's just how we feel about the EU.

What you really mean is that you want socialist policies which you would get from the EU but not London. We don't want the socialist policies we get from Europe.

Nothing wrong with either view and indeed makes sense for both.

[DodgyAgent]

Are we having a go at the House of Lords now? Okay then. Lexit!

Do you think that is the remuneration for being a member of the house of Lords? The story is not about the House of Lords it is about the beneficiaries of the EU gravy train within the Lords

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...eferendum.html

[d000hg]

I thought you were smarter than this? Isn't it about time you switched sides?

Which side do you think I'm on?

[jamesbrown]

He was absolutely right in that tweet.

No, he was being evasive, fully aware that the bill was inescapable. Dates are always moveable, installments possible. Hamface is known as Flashman for a reason.

[VectraMan]

They were elected to run the country not delegate to outsiders on who they depend on for a "post parliament" career.

Are we having a go at the House of Lords now? Okay then. Lexit!

[m0n1k3r]

Guess what? We paid.

Can we trust Camoron on anything? No.

He was absolutely right in that tweet. The bill had nothing to do with him and wasn't addressed to him so obviously he should not pay, which he didn't. It was sent to the UK after our representatives in the EU had agreed to the change in calculation and the UK paid.

[m0n1k3r]

Thought it was only the EU that din't allow democracy.

It is. Had we not been in the EU this would not have happened.

[DodgyAgent]

The budget explained - How is the budget decided? - Budget



Council = David Cameron, Merkel & co.
Parliament = the people we directly elect.

I thought you were smarter than this? Isn't it about time you switched sides?

They were elected to run the country not delegate to outsiders on who they depend on for a "post parliament" career.

[VectraMan]

The difference being we elected the people making this decision, and can vote them out. We can't with the EU lot.

The budget explained - How is the budget decided? - Budget

Based on the multiannual financial framework Regulation in force and the budget guidelines for the coming year, the European Commission prepares the draft budget and submits it by 1 September to the Council and the European Parliament. The Council first adopts its position on the draft budget by 1 October (including amendments). The position of the Parliament follows within 42 days (also including eventual amendments).

Council = David Cameron, Merkel & co.
Parliament = the people we directly elect.

I thought you were smarter than this? Isn't it about time you switched sides?