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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View Postone of the aims of the EU was to diffuse German Hegemony in Europe which has been achieved - the danger of a resurgent Germany devoid of the EU with not only the largest economy but land army in Europe is in nobodys interest.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostFarge supports the concept of trading in Europe - a common Market but not a political Union ,,,however he also supports the bonuses paid to UK Bankers this year - I kid you not
Moreover he does not appreciate that the EU is fundamental for Europe's security and future - let me put in another way - one of the aims of the EU was to diffuse German Hegemony in Europe which has been achieved - the danger of a resurgent Germany devoid of the EU with not only the largest economy but land army in Europe is in nobodys interest.Last edited by NervousRexx; 10 November 2011, 23:23.
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Originally posted by NervousRexx View PostMr Farge;s supports a European "union" not the "United States of Europe".
Listen again.
Moreover he does not appreciate that the EU is fundamental for Europe's security and stability - let me put in another way - one of the aims of the EU was to diffuse German Hegemony in Europe which has been achieved - the danger of a resurgent Germany devoid of the EU with not only the largest economy but land army in Europe is in nobodys interest.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 10 November 2011, 22:55.
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Originally posted by AlfredJPruffock View PostIt is easier to burn a house
Than to build one
Mr Farge;s argument regarding European border controls does not make sense - can you imagine the USA having border controls between states - nonssnse.
Listen again.
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It is easier to burn a house
Than to build one
Mr Farge;s argument regarding European border controls does not make sense - can you imagine the USA having border controls between states - utter nonssnse.
EuroSceptics like Mr Farge are ignorant as to the massive impact that the breakup of the EuroZOne would have on the UK economy ..
Thank goodness David Cameron is not so ignorant.Last edited by AlfredJPruffock; 10 November 2011, 22:08.
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Totally agree:
Originally posted by vetran View PostLets hope that gets on TV - a lot, I think a surprising number of people (for the politicians) would agree with his sentiments.Last edited by NervousRexx; 10 November 2011, 20:45.
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Beats me why UKIP had Lord Pearson as their leader for ages.
He's a nice enough old cove, but more like a quiet unassuming old philosophy professor than the kind of quick witted tub thumping and far more charismatic leader they needed and now have in Farage.
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Can't access it here but saw the comment: "Notice at the end when Farage demands a democracy and gets booed"
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Originally posted by russell View PostHe was right all along!
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Farage to EU - I want you all sacked
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