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And to be fair he stood against it. he also showed great fortitude in not going on to a spending spree until he got carried away in the late 2000s. I am sure he began his spending spree when he thought he was getting closer to the PM job.Originally posted by eek View PostAmazingly enough Gordon brown did which is why when mandelson and Blair wanted us to be part of it he refused to go near the euro
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Indeed they did. You would have thought from that disaster someone would have learnt their lesson.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThey took us into the ERM. Under Saint Maggie too.
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Gawd bless 'er!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThey took us into the ERM. Under Saint Maggie too.
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The Tories took us into the Maastricht treaty. But to be fair they never as a party supported entry into the EuroOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostWell conservatives dont have a great record on the subject. Thankfully it all went horribly wrong for the UK very early and we learnt our lesson.
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France too in bed with the Germans for this to be true. Southern Block would be the PIIGS, plus new member states, who'd have to migrate to Northern block when the financial situation was good enough. I think we'd only make the southern block right now.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post+1
Though best solution is Northern block+Southern block
Southern Block=France+PIIGS.
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