The 'No to the EU' campaign

[FiF]

Funkycoldribena said:

Can we have some pie charts please? I'm bored of graphs.

How about a pie chart that adds up to 271%

[NicD]

Can I have some apple and peach please, maybe pecan also.

[Funkycoldribena]

Mmm...pie..chocolate creme looks nice.

[Scuffers]

s2art said:

Respected by whom? It only needs the respect of our politicians. The UK isnt Greece.

Neither was Ireland...

[NicD]

Not that relevant to the UK but interesting anyway:

Over 260,000 Austrians have signed a petition calling for the EU exit for the country, and now the Austrian parliament must discuss a referendum on the issue.

Overall, the 261,159 people who signed the petition represent 4.12 percent of the electorate.

The petition was most popular in the regions of Lower Austria (where 5.18 percent of potential voters signed it) and in Carinthia (4.85 percent).
The threshold for calling a debate on a potential referendum is 100,000 people.

http://www.globalresearch.ca/austrians-sign-petiti...

[Einion Yrth]

Beati Dogu said:

Scuffers said:

who thinks the UK's referendum is going to be respected?

About as much as "no" would be respected by a rapist.

It will be respected. It's not who votes that counts, it's who counts the votes.

[IainT]

Scuffers said:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/11719...

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[anonymous-user]

NicD said:

Can I have some apple and peach please, maybe pecan also.

Peach? Weirdo!

[Esseesse]

Ayahuasca said:

Is the table simply cash in/cash out ? Not taking account of the other financial benefits of being in the EU? I am thinking specifically of mobile phone roaming charges.

How are mobile phone roaming charges a benefit for the average person? Private mobile phone network operators surely just find their required % profit elsewhere.

[Ayahuasca]

Esseesse said:

Ayahuasca said:

Is the table simply cash in/cash out ? Not taking account of the other financial benefits of being in the EU? I am thinking specifically of mobile phone roaming charges.

How are mobile phone roaming charges a benefit for the average person? Private mobile phone network operators surely just find their required % profit elsewhere.

Whoosh parrot in aisle 7!



Whenever a europhile is interviewed about the benefits of being in the EU, they nearly always go for roaming charges in their top two or three.

[Scuffers]

more EU money grabbing...

Britain forced to hand £1.7bn MORE to European Union, Budget papers reveal

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/589853/Euro...

[Police State]

swiveleyedgit said:

FiF said:

There's only 9 making any noticeable net contributions out of 28, of those 9, only 5 of any note, 6 if you include Sweden.

Redistribution of wealth on a continental scale.

That was always the baseline plan. Everything else was built on those shifting sands.

[JensenA]

Police State said:

swiveleyedgit said:

FiF said:

There's only 9 making any noticeable net contributions out of 28, of those 9, only 5 of any note, 6 if you include Sweden.

Redistribution of wealth on a continental scale.

That was always the baseline plan. Everything else was built on those shifting sands.

It's called Socialism, that's what the EU is.

[FiF]

JensenA said:

Police State said:

swiveleyedgit said:

FiF said:

There's only 9 making any noticeable net contributions out of 28, of those 9, only 5 of any note, 6 if you include Sweden.

Redistribution of wealth on a continental scale.

That was always the baseline plan. Everything else was built on those shifting sands.

It's called Socialism, that's what the EU is.

Or the famous definition of communists,they have nothing and want to share it with you.

[FiF]

You know for all the cries and FUD smoke from the usual pro EU suspects, and their claims that the Eurosceptics aren't making any sort of case, in contrast to their own pathetic attempts to support the EU, yes we heard about roaming charges from Clegg in 2014 already, there's mounting positive views for Brexit. Here's one from those already outside and saying come in the water's lovely.



Dear Britain, there is life outside the EU

[FiF]

So come on all you Eu-philes, you're happy with this sort of bks are you?
From the EU "Foreign office equivalent" 3 million euros just on a fine dining service, plates glasses flatware etc.

That's before we even consider their intention to spend hundreds of millions of euros on overseas property for embassies whilst at the same time encouraging member nations to close down their diplomatic outposts and embed their officials in the EU premises.

But we're not heading for ever greater union, oh no. Oh do fk off, you pricks just don't want to admit it.


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

[anonymous-user]

FiF said:

So come on all you Eu-philes, you're happy with this sort of bks are you?
From the EU "Foreign office equivalent" 3 million euros just on a fine dining service, plates glasses flatware etc.

That's before we even consider their intention to spend hundreds of millions of euros on overseas property for embassies whilst at the same time encouraging member nations to close down their diplomatic outposts and embed their officials in the EU premises.

But we're not heading for ever greater union, oh no. Oh do fk off, you pricks just don't want to admit it.


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

Yes because that's the way you win a referendum-by swearing at people that disagree with you

Edited by anonymous-user on Saturday 18th July 09:47

[FiF]

So no substantive answer then.

[PRTVR]

cookie118 said:

FiF said:

So come on all you Eu-philes, you're happy with this sort of bks are you?
From the EU "Foreign office equivalent" 3 million euros just on a fine dining service, plates glasses flatware etc.

That's before we even consider their intention to spend hundreds of millions of euros on overseas property for embassies whilst at the same time encouraging member nations to close down their diplomatic outposts and embed their officials in the EU premises.

But we're not heading for ever greater union, oh no. Oh do fk off, you pricks just don't want to admit it.


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

Yes because that's the way you win a referendum-by swearing at people that disagree with you

Edited by cookie118 on Saturday 18th July 09:47

It's not about winning a referendum, its about people being pissed off with the EU, and voicing that disenchantment, anyway anybody pro EU care to comment?

[FiF]

PRTVR said:

anyway anybody pro EU care to comment?

Obviously not,