comment by sᴉɥƃuǝlפ (U19365)
posted 54 minutes ago
comment by Wonder Man (U11164)
posted 12 minutes ago
In. If you really think it through there aren't really any benefits to leaving
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Of course there are.

really? said so
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Did not mean to say 'really' twice, but that's by the by.
For me the free movement of people is a good thing. There's no doubt our economy would suffer greatly. Other than that I don't see what else there is to talk about. People bang on about EU regulations but we ignore a lot of them anyway.
A lot of corporations would massively reduce operations here because the free movement of goods would disappear.
I can't see any benefits that actually stand up to analysis

comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 0 seconds ago
"For 40 years its been moving the parliament from Brussels to strasbourg at a cost of 150mil a year.Everyone in brussels agrees its crazy but its in the treaty so can't be changed."

Everyone agrees this is a mental state of affairs, but like most things in law and politics, no-one seems to query why is costs quite so much to do it.

Most of us need to turn up to a different office now and then, maybe even a different country - surely we manage to achieve this without quite so much expense.
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And, btw, it can be changed - just the French block any moves to do so.

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comment by gunsblazin (U17409)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by Wonder Man (U11164)
posted 29 minutes ago
In. If you really think it through there aren't really any benefits to leaving
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How about controlling your own destiny and having the ability of removing those in power when they mess up.

Lets not forget EU removed elected an government in Italy and the finance minister in Greece.

If i thought the EU could reform itself i would be tempted to vote to stay in.

Sadly it has proven itself incapable of reform and is becoming more undemocratic the longer it goes on.

For 40 years its been moving the parliament from Brussels to strasbourg at a cost of 150mil a year.Everyone in brussels agrees its crazy but its in the treaty so can't be changed.

The EU is using Trilogues more and more to push regulation through,so we end up with a massive democratic deficit and a massive surplus of bureaucracy
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We won't have any more control of our destiny, we get to decide between 2 parties. Hardly a democracy.
Besides we'd still have to negotiate an EFTA which will cost more than it does to be in. A condition would be complying with trade laws, and we wouldn't even have a seat on the European council to discuss them

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I hate silly season, all rumours itk's sources gossip zzzzzzzzzz the euros give to some distraction.

Out all day long.

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Both sides are behaving with a complete lack of respect towards the voters.

So at the moment I am an 'Inbetweener'.

What I will say though is that we (UK) as a nation have been and currently are an 'Inbetweener' when it comes to the EU. Really the vote should be fully out or fully in to save us from this madness of a half way house.

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comment by Better Call Martial - Football taught by Matt Busby (U11781)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Komakino (U7809)
posted 17 seconds ago
The answer to somebody's question of what happens to Cameron if we do leave is that he's finished.
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and then what happens? We get George Osborne running us instead? Or even worse.. Boris Johnson?
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No, that would be determined by another vote. You can't just pass the reigns, like a dictatorial monarchy.
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Actually, you can!

If Cameron stepped down then either Osborne or Johnson are likely next candidate for PM.

comment by Genius Greaves is 100% behind Poch & The Belgian Revolution! (U1302)
posted 40 seconds ago
comment by Better Call Martial - Football taught by Matt Busby (U11781)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Komakino (U7809)
posted 17 seconds ago
The answer to somebody's question of what happens to Cameron if we do leave is that he's finished.
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and then what happens? We get George Osborne running us instead? Or even worse.. Boris Johnson?
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No, that would be determined by another vote. You can't just pass the reigns, like a dictatorial monarchy.
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Actually, you can!

If Cameron stepped down then either Osborne or Johnson are likely next candidate for PM.
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There would still be a democratic process within the Conservative Party and neither Osborne or Johnson may have it their own way.

OP raised many points about football and only one line about Brexit ....

I notice that most posters in this forum love discussing politics more than they would about football. All 10 pages about Brexit is the testimony to this.

And why is this articles not tagged to Everton board, since you're making a reference in your OP about their takeover bid being accepted ?

Also, do you consider the teams you've tagged in your article, as Man Utd rivals fighting for the title next season ?

If yes, then it should be only these teams that should be worried about Morinho and not everyone !!!

"....of only lots of biased opinion."

Surely all opinion is biased, that's pretty much the very definition of opinion.

Really examine there track record they have failed to predict every major economic shock from ERM to the Euro and a world wide recession

You want to put the future of our country into the hands of these experts go for it,not for me mate.

comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 3 minutes ago
"....of only lots of biased opinion."

Surely all opinion is biased, that's pretty much the very definition of opinion.
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Which is majorily based on your own beliefs.

comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 1 minute ago
"....of only lots of biased opinion."

Surely all opinion is biased, that's pretty much the very definition of opinion.
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Biased in the sense that they receive funding from the EU and are often appointed with EU approval.

still widening the issue I see, the only criteria is:

Do you want to be governed by Europe?

if you don't then vote leave

notice that most posters in this forum love discussing politics more than they would about football. All 10 pages about Brexit is the testimony to this**

and if you say you want to leave the other side (thought police) get rather nasty

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