04-12-2018, 07:35 PM
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Re: ECJ liberates UK from brexit dilemma
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Because the Dutch citizens would need to stump up more money to bridge the hole in the EU budgets left by the UK leaving.
It's been obvious for years, and certainly since 24th June 2016 that if and when the UK left the EU there would be a gaping hole in their finances
The last I saw was that the EU only has 4 net contributors, of which the UK is the second highest; in fact the UK's contribution is worth as much as the lowest 18 countries combined
This explains the intransigence of the EU, as it is obviously not in their interests to make it easy for the UK to leave because -
1) They will have to get that money from somewhere, hence their desperate demands for a divorce settlement of £39 billion, or whatever the current figure is, as a temporary measure to postpone that problem
2) They cannot afford to make it easy for the UK to leave, or for it to be successful when it does, since this would only encourage other member states to do the same
04-12-2018, 09:02 PM
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Re: ECJ liberates UK from brexit dilemma
Originally Posted by Twink55
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Can I ask why somebody from the Netherlands seems so keen to keep us in the EU? 
As Zuludog has said, only Germany pays into the EU more than we do. Even the Frogs pay less than us.
Just one more reason why we must leave, and why the EU negotiators were rubbing their hands with glee when May offered her so-called deal!
04-12-2018, 09:07 PM
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Re: ECJ liberates UK from brexit dilemma
Originally Posted by JBR
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He's afraid of the likelihood of him and his countrymen being obliged to make up the shortfall when the UK's 'contributions' cease!As Zuludog has said, only Germany pays into the EU more than we do. Even the Frogs pay less than us.
Just one more reason why we must leave, and why the EU negotiators were rubbing their hands with glee when May offered her so-called deal!
04-12-2018, 09:14 PM
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Re: ECJ liberates UK from brexit dilemma
Originally Posted by Longdogs
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I can understand the concern to be honest, they should leave too.
It all depends on how the EU dictators apportion the payment proportions for each country.
04-12-2018, 09:19 PM
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Re: ECJ liberates UK from brexit dilemma
Originally Posted by JBR
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I think that when the s*** hits the fan, and assuming that we actually manage to leave, others will follow.It all depends on how the EU dictators apportion the payment proportions for each country.
04-12-2018, 09:28 PM
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Re: ECJ liberates UK from brexit dilemma
Originally Posted by JBR
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He's afraid of the likelihood of him and his countrymen being obliged to make up the shortfall when the UK's 'contributions' cease!As Zuludog has said, only Germany pays into the EU more than we do. Even the Frogs pay less than us.
Just one more reason why we must leave, and why the EU negotiators were rubbing their hands with glee when May offered her so-called deal!
We appeare to have a little echo in here !!!
04-12-2018, 09:53 PM
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Re: ECJ liberates UK from brexit dilemma
Originally Posted by Solasch
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Exactly. If the deal is contested, and declared illegal by the ECJ, the date of your leaving remains the same. Resulting in the UK leaving without a deal. I would call that kicked out. Wouldn't you?
What part of choosing to Leave in a fully inclusive, legally binding and highly participated referendum against the advice and recommendation of the EU , the Gov't , The Civil Service, The Bank of England, All leading political parties, The BBC, the Metroplitan political Elite and media luvvies , Every other self serving F*cker with their snouts in the trough, the United Nations and the Goddamn President of the Good ol' U.S of A!!!!!!!........do you not get?
04-12-2018, 09:56 PM
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Re: ECJ liberates UK from brexit dilemma
Originally Posted by Moscow
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Ha ha...........does it make you feel better saying that?.....sooooo funny.What part of choosing to Leave in a fully inclusive, legally binding and highly participated referendum against the advice and recommendation of the EU , the Gov't , The Civil Service, The Bank of England, All leading political parties, The BBC, the Metroplitan political Elite and media luvvies , Every other self serving F*cker with their snouts in the trough, the United Nations and the Goddamn President of the Good ol' U.S of A!!!!!!!........do you not get?
04-12-2018, 10:01 PM
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Re: ECJ liberates UK from brexit dilemma
Originally Posted by Moscow
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Ha ha...........does it make you feel better saying that?.....sooooo funny.What part of choosing to Leave in a fully inclusive, legally binding and highly participated referendum against the advice and recommendation of the EU , the Gov't , The Civil Service, The Bank of England, All leading political parties, The BBC, the Metroplitan political Elite and media luvvies , Every other self serving F*cker with their snouts in the trough, the United Nations and the Goddamn President of the Good ol' U.S of A!!!!!!!........do you not get?
Well said!!
04-12-2018, 11:40 PM
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Re: ECJ liberates UK from brexit dilemma
Originally Posted by Moscow
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Ha ha...........does it make you feel better saying that?.....sooooo funny.What part of choosing to Leave in a fully inclusive, legally binding and highly participated referendum against the advice and recommendation of the EU , the Gov't , The Civil Service, The Bank of England, All leading political parties, The BBC, the Metroplitan political Elite and media luvvies , Every other self serving F*cker with their snouts in the trough, the United Nations and the Goddamn President of the Good ol' U.S of A!!!!!!!........do you not get?
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