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November 16th, 2018, 07:10 AM | #4321 |
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Really 69, such vitriol from a man who is so full of Brotherly love. I'm so surprised!
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November 16th, 2018, 10:11 AM | #4322 | |
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Don't see any offense here... I put some animation on this forum. I do not dislike when you are mocking of my utopias. You can mock Switzerland if you want, I'd not take any offense, but fighting with words to contradict you, if I find any good opportunity. Switzerland or several American states... marxists ? Where did you read that! |
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November 16th, 2018, 11:12 AM | #4323 | |
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It is political malpractice; and to add a touch of black comedy, after the failure of this foolish bit of political stagecraft, Teresa May then went to the country for a mandate and barely kept a majority. Because hey, why stop when you've got a bad thing going? Democracies are endangered when the folks running them are such poor judges of their mechanics. So Britain's a few goals down on their wrong way kicks, but Brits can't claim victory yet, as there's a very competitive Euro side that's not conceding. Angela Merkel and judges in Strasbourg have taken the measure of the European keeper, Gimpy Esperanto, and have him wrong footed every time. |
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November 16th, 2018, 04:24 PM | #4324 | ||
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I was just taking the piss out of this load of old tripe you kept posting in the "Communism, it's good and you will all agree or we'll shoot you" thread" http://vintage-erotica-forum.com/sho...postcount=2219 The mind is still boggling, that's why you'd love the EU, if in doubt re-write the membership rules
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November 16th, 2018, 06:40 PM | #4325 | |
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You had all that, and you know it. "No say in the matter" indeed. You agreed to all of it |
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November 16th, 2018, 07:34 PM | #4326 | |
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As a Russian you are more used to re-writing history so one more time let's explain to all of you who are not able to grasp the simple timelines January 1973 Ted Heath the Conservative PM signed us into the EEC 1975 a referendum on remaining was held by Labour in which HMG confirmed we were joining a European trading area, they denied that there were any plans to form a political and economic union Years later and Heath and others admit they withheld information about future European integration plans from the British public. 1987 Single European Act 1992 Maastricht and the EU emerges Events after that took us deeper into the EU, Euro scepticism began to rise and that led to the eventual formation of UKIP Say what you want but I'll ignore most of it, all UK political parties were largely pro EU so the ONLY times the British public had a real say on the EU was in the European elections where we regularly voted for anti-EU candidates. That alone should have been a massive red flag to dickhead Cameron that there was a very good chance the public, especially those of us who have lived through the whole of our membership of the EEC/EU would grasp that opportunity. Our Governments may have agreed to lots of things over the years but they were not representing British public opinion, the first chance the British public had to vote on remaining in the EU or leaving and we chose to leave. You cannot change those simple facts.
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November 16th, 2018, 07:35 PM | #4327 | |
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The term "ever closer union" comes from the original Treaty of Rome from the 1950's, and every Member State has agreed to it at some stage in its history. If they hadn't they wouldn't be Members Significant numbers of UKers object to it because they know little about European history. They have no experience of invasion & occupation by foreign powers, and how miserable war at its worst can be. They think they can stand alone. But Europeans most certainly have experience and know that co-operation is better, above all because it means we won't fight with each other anymore The EU sees the big picture, if you follow me. "Ever closer union" means continuing better co-operation, and never war again. And it's true -- we must never ever make war with each other again |
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November 16th, 2018, 07:52 PM | #4328 | |
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So easy to see from the outside, you know. Probably murderous intrigue & throttling injustice from the inside. No wonder some feel bitter. You know what I mean, my friend |
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November 16th, 2018, 08:00 PM | #4329 | |
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You can slice it and dice it anyway you want old chap, the plain fact is that we had a one-off chance to have a say on our future, we took it and we voted to leave, both main parties say they respect the referendum result. The Lib Dems are a joke so no one other than their natural supporters really gives a toss what they say. It's in the hands of our Parliament now as to how the exit is actually delivered.
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When we had our original referendum in 1975 we were assured that our sovereignty was absolutely safe because nothing could change without the approval of Parliament. But they who were supposed to be the watchdog are in fact the burglar's dog, conniving at and assisting the theft of our national self-determination. I would rather trust the Gay Daleks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3pHvH8sPT4 Quote:
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I don't give the EU this credit for our relatively peaceful experience since WW2. I think it was due to the balance of fear in the Cold War. Since then, Europe has been a lot less peaceful.
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