Originally posted by Flashman
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostWHS, probably better to work with the Dutch (and many German businesspeople) to persuade the German government that the EU has to move toward more business freedom and less interference; they will probably agree with you.
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThere are only so many "Alf Garnets" so I think it's now reached it's full potential.
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostStill get loads of Johnny Foreigner (and there's 53 countries in the Commonwealth although probably only 16 in the Realm
as for the pathetic assertion that bringing to together the commonwealth is being considered as some sort of way of battling against the EU then I have never heard of such nonsense. why would any country be naive enough o join something or develop something purely for such negative reasons?
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There are only so many "Alf Garnets" so I think it's now reached it's full potential.
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Originally posted by KentPhilip View Post
All I can say is: Well done UKIP - 18% of the vote, in a safe Labour seat.
Roll on the Euro elections...
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PoststuffOriginally posted by darmstadt View PoststuffOriginally posted by darmstadt View Postmore stuffOriginally posted by darmstadt View Postcrappy poster
All I can say is: Well done UKIP - 18% of the vote, in a safe Labour seat.
Roll on the Euro elections...
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Originally posted by petergriffin View PostDeluded! The Dutch don't feel and don't want to feel Anglo Saxons. It is a tiny little country that thrives on export and not pissing their customers off and they need Germany on their side.
In this respect, considering their history, the Germans have been masters of diplomacy in the last 65 years (if you limit it to West Germany), while the United Kingdom...
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Originally posted by Flashman View Post
Maybe let the Netherlands join too - just to spite the EU. English speaking, the Dutch gave us our Bill of Rights and a royal connection with King William III.
In this respect, considering their history, the Germans have been masters of diplomacy in the last 65 years (if you limit it to West Germany), while the United Kingdom...
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Well it's a good idea, provided that, unlike the EU, it doesn't morph into some monstrosity far beyond its original concept. Also, I have never heard of UKIP express dislike towards Europeans, it's more towards the EU and its bureaucrats. I don't like that contemptible lot, either. No more than I like our own busybodies.
Moreover, whilst the Eurocrats might snub the UK to preserve their pride, I doubt that the countries which trade with it within the EU would willingly shoot themselves in the foot to maintain the dignity of some crooks who rule them from afar.Last edited by Zero Liability; 13 February 2014, 22:47.
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UKIP. Love Europe, hate the EU.
Let's see how they do today in the Wythenshawe and Sale East by-election. Well I hope.
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Originally posted by Flashman View PostMaybe let the Netherlands join too - just to spite the EU. English speaking, the Dutch gave us our Bill of Rights and a royal connection with King William III.
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