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4x4Tyke said:
Title looks like precognition and not ignorance in predicting a rout of the grassroot campaign.
How I laughed this morning when I read "Mass walkouts as George Galloway speaks at anti-EU Grassroots Out rally"
The bloke on the BBC news last night said that didn't really happen. A handful left, but it wasn't that noticeable and he reckoned they were keen on getting summat to eat since the thing sand overrun horribly.How I laughed this morning when I read "Mass walkouts as George Galloway speaks at anti-EU Grassroots Out rally"
don4l said:
Why do you post lies?
If you spent just a couple of minutes on Google, you would realise that the EU only accounts for 44% of our exports. Furthermore, you would also discover that this figure is dropping like a stone. The EU economies are in decline, whilst the rest of the world's markets are growing. So, our exports to the EU are declining.
As part of the EU, we are not at liberty to make trade agreements with these growing markets. If we leave, then we can ramp up our exports to the growing markets by doing trade deals.
It's funny, but all the eejits who told us that we needed to join the Euro are now telling us that we need to remain in the EU. Even funnier, is that the same gullible idiots who believed them about the Euro, are willing to believe them again. Actually it isn't funny. It is tragic.
Christ on a bike, when you get taken for a sucker once, why would you come back for more?
You Europhiles seem to take some sort of weird pleasure in seeing your country harmed. I don't understand it. Why would you vote for something that would see your kids worse off?
By the way, the EU only represents 44% of our exports. Please check your facts in future. You will have much more credibility if you do not get a reputation for telling lies.
It's not actually a lie. It's data from the ONS . It's service exports and imports and not goods. ONS data doesn't include banking or travel in their data so actually it's probably an under representation of the true figure for service exports to the EU. If you spent just a couple of minutes on Google, you would realise that the EU only accounts for 44% of our exports. Furthermore, you would also discover that this figure is dropping like a stone. The EU economies are in decline, whilst the rest of the world's markets are growing. So, our exports to the EU are declining.
As part of the EU, we are not at liberty to make trade agreements with these growing markets. If we leave, then we can ramp up our exports to the growing markets by doing trade deals.
It's funny, but all the eejits who told us that we needed to join the Euro are now telling us that we need to remain in the EU. Even funnier, is that the same gullible idiots who believed them about the Euro, are willing to believe them again. Actually it isn't funny. It is tragic.
Christ on a bike, when you get taken for a sucker once, why would you come back for more?
You Europhiles seem to take some sort of weird pleasure in seeing your country harmed. I don't understand it. Why would you vote for something that would see your kids worse off?
By the way, the EU only represents 44% of our exports. Please check your facts in future. You will have much more credibility if you do not get a reputation for telling lies.
Not something I have seen addressed by the out campaign at all. When it comes to services exports the free movement of labour and capital is a major plus point for staying in the EU.
plasticpig said:
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Not something I have seen addressed by the out campaign at all. When it comes to services exports the free movement of labour and capital is a major plus point for staying in the EU.
A plus point for who ?? not 95% of the working population !! maybe nice to have endless cheep labour if your Not something I have seen addressed by the out campaign at all. When it comes to services exports the free movement of labour and capital is a major plus point for staying in the EU.
a head of a PLC not so good if a manual worker ...
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