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Should the UK remain a member of the EU


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  1. 1. Should the UK remain a member of the EU

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16 minutes ago, skend04 said:

 

He's so lost with how Brexit has utterly failed the country he's resorted to exactly this. No idea what Ursula has to do with the UK committing Hari Kari in 2016 and the on going issues that keep rearing their heads. 

 

I'm not lost at all. The EU is on its knees and its only going to get worse. Their is a reason why not one of the main three party's are not pushing to rejoin. 

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3 minutes ago, Gnasher said:

 

I'm not lost at all. The EU is on its knees and its only going to get worse. Their is a reason why not one of the main three party's are not pushing to rejoin. 

 

Because they're scared to admit what a shit show it is. You can keep believing right-wing propaganda that the EU is on its knees, doesn't make it true.

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11 minutes ago, skend04 said:

 

Because they're scared to admit what a shit show it is. You can keep believing right-wing propaganda that the EU is on its knees, doesn't make it true.

 

Of course they're not. They know the main reason its been a failure thus far is a lack of planning and investment by the Tory government. My position going forward is pretty much the same as Starmers. 

 

The EU under this leader is following a dangerous direction of travel. 

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The EU wasn’t perfect but Britain was one of the top dogs and could’ve long carried out its role as Perfidious Albion to the Europeans and the Greeks to the Yanks’ Romans but its future was gambled away by a spiv with a posh accent to satisfy cunts in his party and their fucked up libertarian backers who think good public services are akin to Soviet style collectivisation. 
 

 

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24 minutes ago, skend04 said:

 

You do realise this is against the backdrop of Germany weening itself off Putin's tit?

 

??. What are wibbeling on about?  You obviously do not realise I was simply just providing infomation to a question. Try following the thread.

 

 

Letting Ursula/Britain/America blow up Nord stream and blame it on the Russians which resulted in millions of Europeans living with fuel poverty was certainly a novel way of 'weening yourself off Putins tit"

 

Anyway, St Davids day and I'm off out. 

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4 hours ago, Gnasher said:

 Their is a reason why not one of the main three party's are not pushing to rejoin. 

Because the handful of tax-dodging billionaires who own the print media wouldn't let them; it would be framed as "out-of-touch elites trying to overturn the will of the people" (even though it would be something like the opposite of that).

 

Look at the 2019 General Election. Labour's plan was perfectly sensible and would have handed more power to the electorate; but it was portrayed as an attempt to keep re-running the Referendum until "the elites" got the result they wanted. Somehow, millions of people were persuaded that the way to avoid a re-run of the Referendum was to treat the General Election as a re-run of the Referendum.  The lesson all parties drew from that is NEVER QUESTION BREXIT.

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4 hours ago, Gnasher said:

 

I'm not lost at all. The EU is on its knees and its only going to get worse. Their is a reason why not one of the main three party's are not pushing to rejoin. 

GDP per person (in US Dollars).

 

The UK is doing slightly better than the "on its knees" EU and slightly worse than the Eurozone.

 

https://tradingeconomics.com/country-list/gdp-per-capita-ppp?continent=europe 

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6 hours ago, Kepler-186 said:

“Men of Harlech,

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Gnasher will not yield!“ 

 

Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus, @Gnasher

 

Aw diolch friend. 

 

Great day, Welsh cakes and kids in full costume with great voices. Terrible weather though. 

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1 hour ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

Here's one of the architects of Brexit openly talking about killing off the NHS.

 

In case it needs stating again; these cunts lied and 51.9% of the voters fell for it.

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Erm... from the government's own figures-

 

 

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