10-05-2016, 09:34 AM
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Re: Are we safer in the EU?
Originally Posted by Alien
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I may as well say it before Dave and oddoneborn cone up with more scarey threats .If we leave the bogey man may well get you if out after dark , pound land may become £1.01 land and the fairies may well stop living in your garden .
Santa won't visit as we're out of Schengen and are last in the queue therefore upsetting his heavy timetable. Fish will be directed under EEC rulings no longer to follow the gulf stream but to turn east at Gibraltar and migrating birds will be advised to go no further north than Calais as they wouldn't be allowed back should they ignore eu guidelines.
Germany will obviously set new trade deals to offload its volks wagons and audi's ( current option is Nigeria as they can then claim aid from the uk to help reduce costs) and Mercedes will do similar with Kazakhstan causing hundreds of empty parking spaces in the uk .
War will follow , Dave has been assured of a Dalek invasion followed by the cyber men years later .
Obviously the price of everything will become too expensive overnight , eBay will become a pastime of the rich and life as we know it will cease to exist . On the plus side , it's rumoured Simon Cowell will leave the uk for good and take his Tv shows with him along with ant and Dec and for that alone I believe leaving is well worth paying any price
That's the best summary of the pros and cons of Brexit I've read so far!
10-05-2016, 03:38 PM
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Re: Are we safer in the EU?
and further more.........Its has been reported that Camoron has finished reading the book of Revelations regarding Brexit. He has already warned us about economic doom, unemployment and World war 3 yesterday, we have it on good authority that next weeks speech will cover, Flood, Famine, and Pestilence,the saddles have been ordered for the riders of the four horses of the Apocalypse.
so get ready!
he would have done well in "Up Pompeii " as the soothsayer chanting, WOE WOE and THRICE WOE!
They should have named the "2012" film 2016 if we vote to leave.
10-05-2016, 04:53 PM
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HiThe way I look at it is this.
This is getting really nasty and personal now amongst the politicians, with ludicrous claims being made by both sides.
The fact is nobody knows what will happen if we leave, it could be good, it could be bad, it is all guess work.
The local MP for Shrewsbury as just announced today that if we leave we will have enough money to build a new Hospital in the town.
Well that ain't going to happen, leave or stay.
Do they honestly think that we are all as thick as they are?
With Osbourne, May, Gove and Boris all coming out with ridiculous statements this is just turning into a carnival of vicious personal attacks about who is going to be the next Prime Minister.
They can fight that out amongst themselves, what they should be doing is running the country, we have enough problems in or out of the EU.
Let's face it, we will still have MPs no matter what happens, they will still get paid, still get their expenses and pensions, so it ain't going to affect them either way, they are safe and secure.
10-05-2016, 06:44 PM
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Re: Are we safer in the EU?
Originally Posted by Purdy
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and further more.........Its has been reported that Camoron has finished reading the book of Revelations regarding Brexit. He has already warned us about economic doom, unemployment and World war 3 yesterday, we have it on good authority that next weeks speech will cover, Flood, Famine, and Pestilence,the saddles have been ordered for the riders of the four horses of the Apocalypse.
so get ready!
he would have done well in "Up Pompeii " as the soothsayer chanting, WOE WOE and THRICE WOE!
They should have named the "2012" film 2016 if we vote to leave.
10-05-2016, 09:34 PM
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Re: Are we safer in the EU?
Is it just me or has anyone else noticed the small miracle of the BBC news actually reporting a more balanced appraisal of the struggle going on concerning the EU. Today's report pointed out that although the rich would benefit most from remaining in the EU, people lower down the food chain (the working classes) would not. Also, multi national companies would fare better than small businesses who struggle with the rules and regulations imposed by Brussels.10-05-2016, 09:58 PM
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Re: Are we safer in the EU?
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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Is it just me or has anyone else noticed the small miracle of the BBC news actually reporting a more balanced appraisal of the struggle going on concerning the EU. Today's report pointed out that although the rich would benefit most from remaining in the EU, people lower down the food chain (the working classes) would not. Also, multi national companies would fare better than small businesses who struggle with the rules and regulations imposed by Brussels.
The obvious answer to that question, of course, is that it is our national broadcasting organisation and that it should be completely unbiased when news reporting.
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