Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

(19-06-2016 13:35 )wackawoo Wrote:  

(19-06-2016 02:47 )The Silent Majority Wrote:  Are you actually becoming senile?

I agree, I don't know how I can have been so stupid (must be senility) , everything you people have ever said on here is clearly right and should be set in stone; the scales have droped from mine eyes and I feel so stupid now. Thinking of it now, it's pretty rediculous anybody could even think of challanging you and looking at it from a different angle.

If Britian does vote out, OBVIOUSLY it will mean the end of the UK as we know it. No country in the world will ever trade with Britian, the tariff situation will obviously be completely insurmountable and UK would not be able to sell anything at all because there just wouldn't be any profit to it. The country will plung into a none recoverable recession (I'd give it a week). I predict the banks and their staff will on on the very next ferry out, there very finantial fabric of the UK which has stood hundreds of years would sudenly collapse.

When out of Europe national security will go out the window, there will be a terroist bomb in every city, town and hamlet almost every week; why I didn't see this before I have no idea.

Clearly every single immigrant into this country are only here to impart their wisdom, bring their skills, pay their taxes and thus increase the wealth of this country.

Oh yes, and the beaches will return to polution riddle hovels.

I shall now return to just looking at ladies jubblies, something so fitting for some one like me who has been so wrong in trying to get a balanced view of things; apart from anything else, it's very difficult to debate with extremest who are always right, get personal when people don't agree with them and manipulate what people write and take what they have put out of context to suit - and quite right too, they deserve no better when they are so wrong.

Half a page of waffle to deflect away from the one thing I was referring to. You should be a politician.

(19-06-2016 13:15 )HannahsPet Wrote:  

(19-06-2016 12:49 )admiral decker Wrote:  

(19-06-2016 09:43 )HannahsPet Wrote:  so basically will have to spend the next 5 years going thru and changing all the laws of the land

How many laws would actually be changed though?

Emissions standards for cars? The rules on food additives? Pet passports? Regulations on recycling waste? Control of hazardous chemicals?

I can't see Parliament changing all the laws of the land. Most likely there wouldn't be any huge changes in most areas of the law.

Good article in the mirror about this very subject

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/how...ly-7420612

After reading that I think I'll add another 5 vears to my estimate of 10!!

When you think about the one good thing Britain never did was adopt the Euro I bet getting rid of that would probably take a year if we had.

Even now, I think that had we adopted the Euro we probably would have ended up in the same position as Greece at the height of the financial crisis

https://youtu.be/rNJ05NfM-4Y

I did finally catch up with that EuroTrash special, although to say I watched it would probably be an exaggeration I was more bemused by the sets, which I presume must have been either used for something else or kept in storage. It's also good to remember that in France, Antoine de Caunes is, IIRC, something like Jeremy Paxman, only clearly with a much better sense of humour and grasp on common sense.

wow markets very up today the pound has had its biggest one day rise since 2008. just on the hint that remain will win on thursday this compares to late last week when the pound tanked when leave were leading in the polls.

Just seen Forage on TV claiming that people were attempting to link the murder of Jo Cox and the brexit campaign. .No one has attempted to bring that horrific event into the debate until Forage tried to make his side appear the victim. He really is an odious lizard.

Thats Deflammatory to lizards

(20-06-2016 05:21 )The Silent Majority Wrote:  .

..... to deflect away from the one thing I was referring to. You should be a politician.

There's irony, some would say hypocracy, but I couldn't possibly comment.