The 'No to the EU' campaign

[dandarez]

Esseesse said:

Some on this thread may be interested in signing the the Leave.EU petition about media bias on change.org: Media Bias in relation to the EU Referendum.

Thanks.
Signed!

[turbobloke]

steveT350C said:

Has Junker thrown in the towel??

“Economically, we see the end of Europe’s glorious years compared with what others are doing,” the president of the European Commission said.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/e...

Thanks for the link.

Interesting but still delusional. What glorious years? A festering turd is still festering before it finally festers. Maybe he's referring to the glorious pay, tax and pension Ts and Cs for eurodrones.

[FiF]

Interpretating his speech amounts to "We are in the process of proving that you can't polish a turd but can still roll it in glitter. Unfortunately the glitter is a little tarnished but we'll keep on rolling as we're heading downhill."

[turbobloke]

FiF said:

Interpretating his speech amounts to "We are in the process of proving that you can't polish a turd but can still roll it in glitter. Unfortunately the glitter is a little tarnished but we'll keep on rolling as we're heading downhill."

Poetry in motion (your post not the turd).

[Laurel Green]

turbobloke said:

FiF said:

Interpretating his speech amounts to "We are in the process of proving that you can't polish a turd but can still roll it in glitter. Unfortunately the glitter is a little tarnished but we'll keep on rolling as we're heading downhill."

Poetry in motion (your post not the turd).

[Benbay001]

The Chinese priminister has recommended we stay in the EU. How would he benefit from that?

[s2art]

Benbay001 said:

The Chinese priminister has recommended we stay in the EU. How would he benefit from that?

Having a Trojan Horse? In the same way as we act for the Yanks?

[Beati Dogu]

Plus it keeps us tied up in Brussels red tape.

[Walford]

Benbay001 said:

The Chinese priminister has recommended we stay in the EU. How would he benefit from that?

they just love anything totally un democratic

[PRTVR]

Beati Dogu said:

Plus it keeps us tied up in Brussels red tape.

And keeps us tied into ongoing costs that help to destroy our economy, just like the nuclear power station's they will help to build, guaranteed high energy costs going forward, making manufacturing in the UK less competitive, economic warfare anybody ?

[QuantumTokoloshi]

A new democratic low is plumbed by the EU politburo. I can see why China would approve.

Eurozone crosses Rubicon as Portugal's anti-euro Left banned from power.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11949...

[anonymous-user]

FiF said:

Interpretating his speech amounts to "We are in the process of proving that you can't polish a turd but can still roll it in glitter. Unfortunately the glitter is a little tarnished but we'll keep on rolling as we're heading downhill."

Exactly!

( interpretating??)

[Scuffers]

predictable enough I guess:

EU Referendum: Is the In campaign funded by the EU?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/eurefer...

[Esseesse]

EU forcing farmers to advertise the EU on their land!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/agriculture/...

[FiF]

REALIST123 said:

( interpretating??)

Quite, sorry, the auto spell thing on this tablet can vary from reasonably intuitive to completely bizarre.

[alfie2244]

Maybe recent Portuguese events give an indication of potential shenanigans when we get our IN ? OUT referendum?

[FiF]

Well Cameron isn't going to get anywhere with his demand for an end to ever closer political union.

This from the conference of the EPP the largest party in the European Parliamentand which contains many significant members.

“Today, the EPP stands united and confirms its intention to make decisive progress towards a political union with a common fiscal and economic policy, as well as a common foreign policy, security and defence."

[Scuffers]

anybody got any good explanation of why they are pushing so hard in light of all the problems?

[Einion Yrth]

Scuffers said:

anybody got any good explanation of why they are pushing so hard in light of all the problems?

They have a very comfortable existence pretending to be important but doing nothing of any actual worth, the end of the EU would be a problem for the thieving tts.

[Truckosaurus]

alfie2244 said:

Maybe recent Portuguese events give an indication of potential shenanigans when we get our IN ? OUT referendum?

I suspect there will be plenty of disquiet at the level of 'Out' if the vote goes that way. (ie. still having free movement of people)