Reply to: UK can demand anything it likes from the EU

[DodgyAgent]

and the UK is doing much better with a 20% drop in its currency



and what are the latest UK net migration figures, do remind me




Just a reminder about who is Britain`s Foreign Secretary:

So you think we are better off handing over our migration policies to the EU along with our economy and our military?

[GB9]

and the UK is doing much better with a 20% drop in its currency



and what are the latest UK net migration figures, do remind me




Just a reminder about who is Britain`s Foreign Secretary:

Do you agree that the majority of the major nations would like to devalue their currency?

[GB9]

It was Ted Heath that took us into the EEC and your beloved Margaret Thatcher took us into the "socialist EU",

She didn't though. At the time it was anything but.

It was Blair who took us towards Lisbon having previously promised a referendum on giving up any further powers. Brown signed as PM at the time, although didn't dare turn up to the original ceremony and sent Millipede in his place.

A recap here.

[BlasterBates]

What by sending commissioners around the world to talk about "Social policies, sustainability and equality" ?
Or will they be issuing diktats

Putin and the rest of the world will be quaking in their boots at the thought of dealing with an institution that cant even manage its currency or migration

and the UK is doing much better with a 20% drop in its currency



and what are the latest UK net migration figures, do remind me




Just a reminder about who is Britain`s Foreign Secretary:

[DodgyAgent]

It will be controlled by the countries that contribute to it and they'll use the EU institutions to provide the organisation to co-ordinate it.

What by sending commissioners around the world to talk about "Social policies, sustainability and equality" ?
Or will they be issuing diktats

Putin and the rest of the world will be quaking in their boots at the thought of dealing with an institution that cant even manage its currency or migration

[DodgyAgent]

In what way ?

Perhaps you can use some examples of recent UK military adventures eg such as in Irak to make your point as to what successful international military co-operation is all about.

The military engagement in Iraq was a total success. I know you and your ilk do not like to hear of such things but I would suggest that the British have a more successful military history than any other country. Today without the USA and Britain the EU would be easily overrun by Russia . Then you and your all your little "I am a european now w*nkers" will come screaming back demanding protection

[BlasterBates]

So that was Iraq under a Labour leader. 13 years of Labour. What a disaster. But I assume you would support it as a socialist supporter of the EU that Blair got us into without the referendum he promised us.

It was Ted Heath that took us into the EEC and your beloved Margaret Thatcher took us into the "socialist EU",

[GB9]

In what way ?

Perhaps you can use some examples of recent UK military adventures eg such as in Irak to make your point as to what successful international military co-operation is all about.

So that was Iraq under a Labour leader. 13 years of Labour. What a disaster. But I assume you would support it as a socialist supporter of the EU that Blair got us into without the referendum he promised us. After all, he would like to be President, wouldn't he? And he was the one who stated he would do anything he could to prevent us leaving. (I have no idea if that included a call with his judge pals or not).

As for a recent example: well France and the UK did a decent job in Libya. Although whether the aftermath justified it is another matter altogether.



So you would really let the EU Commission command the UK armed forces? Well, the EU did a good job with the Ukraine. The Russians were clearly terrified.

[BlasterBates]

So you mean the EU Commission. What a feckin' nightmare that would be.

In what way ?

Perhaps you can use some examples of recent UK military adventures eg such as in Irak to make your point as to what successful international military co-operation is all about.

[GB9]

It will be controlled by the countries that contribute to it and they'll use the EU institutions to provide the organisation to co-ordinate it.

So you mean the EU Commission. What a feckin' nightmare that would be.

[GB9]

Whats this 'we' bollocks? Haven't you forgotten your beloved Brexit?

Unfortunately we are still in it.

The only member states wanting an EU army are the ones who think they would control it but wouldn't necessarily.

Would you trust the likes of Juncker with an EU army?

[GB9]

As long as it isn't Trump.
Remember the last time we went to war. Tony Bliar hopped into bed with Shrub - a right wing idiot in the White House - so fast that he didn't have time to think about how imbecilically stupid an idea it was.

Proof. You can deliver sensible posts.

[Mordac]

It will be controlled by the countries that contribute to it and they'll use the EU institutions to provide the organisation to co-ordinate it.

I can see that working a treat.

[WTFH]

Why on earth would we want an EU army? Who would control it?

As long as it isn't Trump.
Remember the last time we went to war. Tony Bliar hopped into bed with Shrub - a right wing idiot in the White House - so fast that he didn't have time to think about how imbecilically stupid an idea it was.

[darmstadt]

Or the idiots who would walk head long into the socialist state known as the EU without really understanding what it is they were walking in to.

Why on earth would we want an EU army? Who would control it?

Whats this 'we' bollocks? Haven't you forgotten your beloved Brexit?