| View Poll Results: Would you vote to stay or go? | |||
| STAY IN THE EU |
   
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34 | 27.87% |
| LEAVE THE EU |
  
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88 | 72.13% |
| Voters: 122. You may not vote on this poll | |||
11-06-2016, 06:20 PM
1012
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by TessA
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I still can't decide! Urrrrrggghh! 
Every time you are in the forum and see a post of mine.
Look at my signature, and be guided by that!
11-06-2016, 07:34 PM
1014
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by zuludog
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I have just been to a steam fair and car rally - traction engines, old cars, kit cars, old tractors, and so onI expected most of the participants to be eligible for this forum, and probably their pensions as well, but I was pleasantly surprised that all generations were represented.
A brief chat here & there showed that they all wanted to leave the EU and intended to vote accordingly
The construction and use regulations for such vehicles are much more sensible & relaxed than EU countries, where things like kit cars and classic car restoration are virtually unheard of. But it seems the EU cannot leave well alone, and are going to try to introduce their stricter regulations into Britain, which would mean the end of a lot of people's hobby, and the closure of many businesses
Naturally this inforrmation has only slowly and reluctantly been wheedled out, and as you might expect, any formal announcement will be postponed until after the referendum
11-06-2016, 07:51 PM
1015
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by Mags
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Shouldn't that read 2016, BC 
I will go and correct that now.
I always did say that you never miss nuthin'
11-06-2016, 08:47 PM
1018
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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Absolutely Zuludog, being a member of the EU only benefits big business it is no friend of the common man whatever his nationality, and the sooner the rest of Europe realise this the sooner we can close it down, work together and trade without all of the bureaucracy and rules. Lets make a start here in Britain by voting OUT on the 23rd and hope that the rest follow suit. And why do I keep getting a picture of Richard Branson at the top of the page telling me that we will be shafted if we come out? Bloody traitor! Hats off though to Sir James Dyson who is on the 'out' side.....Good Man.
So now I'll be able to drive round in a Toyota and keep my house clean with a Dyson vacuum cleaner...........Lets all BUY BRITISH!
Your Toyota may be British, but your Dyson isn't.
He shut the UK factories and shifted them to Malaysia in 2002.
As for our own Government looking after the country, one of the last things I was involved in.
http://www.shropshirestar.com/news/2...d-within-days/
Can you think of any other Country which puts the whole of it's Military Supplies in the hands of a Foreign Company?
Buying British should start with the Government, sadly we seem to be continuing our trend of selling off everything.
11-06-2016, 09:24 PM
1019
Re: EU...IN or OUT?
Originally Posted by zuludog
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I have just been to a steam fair and car rally - traction engines, old cars, kit cars, old tractors, and so onI expected most of the participants to be eligible for this forum, and probably their pensions as well, but I was pleasantly surprised that all generations were represented.
A brief chat here & there showed that they all wanted to leave the EU and intended to vote accordingly
The construction and use regulations for such vehicles are much more sensible & relaxed than EU countries, where things like kit cars and classic car restoration are virtually unheard of. But it seems the EU cannot leave well alone, and are going to try to introduce their stricter regulations into Britain, which would mean the end of a lot of people's hobby, and the closure of many businesses
Naturally this inforrmation has only slowly and reluctantly been wheedled out, and as you might expect, any formal announcement will be postponed until after the referendum
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