23 Jul 2017 09:08:42
Noticed you mentioned that there will be a pretend brexit on the Liverpool page and interested to see your thoughts on this.
Will it be a case of Europe just being repackaged and sold to the pulpit as if we have left?
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04 Aug 2016 14:43:52
ValleyGooner think your spot on there, it is far too coincidental.
Read discussionValleyGooner think your spot on there, it is far too coincidental.
30 Jun 2016 17:04:19
Jimmy or are they rushing it through before the UK leave? As if turkish citizens were to reside here before an official exit. I would imagine they would have the right to remain.
Read discussionJimmy or are they rushing it through before the UK leave? As if turkish citizens were to reside here before an official exit. I would imagine they would have the right to remain.
30 Jun 2016 09:01:09
Does anyone else think that the attack in Turkey, so close after brexit, is a bit of a coincidence?
It just screams of, Turkey can't fight terrorism alone so let's invite them into the EU to fight it together.
18 Jun 2016 11:54:46
No offence from anyone on this site Southampton, it's just the media I. e. Putting her last words out in the public, there for the family and family alone. With death you try and tell kids there's no pain, now it's blazoned all over the news just to get sympathy for a 'cause'.
Read discussionNo offence from anyone on this site Southampton, it's just the media I. e. Putting her last words out in the public, there for the family and family alone. With death you try and tell kids there's no pain, now it's blazoned all over the news just to get sympathy for a 'cause'.
17 Jun 2016 19:20:41
End of the day neither side should be mentioning Jo cox and EU or Remain/ leave in the same sentence. Celebrate her work but her views should be left to one side, she was a mother and wife at the end of the day. Jo stood up for her beliefs and had her life taken away because of them, sickens me when they use someone's life as a tool. She doesn't have a future unlike us No matter what happens next week!
Read discussionEnd of the day neither side should be mentioning Jo cox and EU or Remain/ leave in the same sentence. Celebrate her work but her views should be left to one side, she was a mother and wife at the end of the day. Jo stood up for her beliefs and had her life taken away because of them, sickens me when they use someone's life as a tool. She doesn't have a future unlike us No matter what happens next week!
16 Jun 2016 17:27:02
I'm from the area, I think this is far more likely a buffoon that the MPs will use in their favour.
Read discussionI'm from the area, I think this is far more likely a buffoon that the MPs will use in their favour.
14 Jun 2016 20:24:44
Couple of questions, firstly my early guess with the Orlando shootings is that it was just a man with a few loose screws. Think we will know more over the coming days. What's your views? Also with the Pound dropping in value, is this the powers that be influencing the market so it looks like the leave would have a negative impact?
12 Jun 2016 15:28:27
French has been on tenterhooks, the Russian football fans have previous as do some English fans. The scenes are unsavoury but shouldn't be wholly surprising.
As for the vote still don't expect us to leave think most will vote remain at the final moment, the best we can hope for if we remain is another election. I expect that to be highly unlikely though.
Read discussionFrench has been on tenterhooks, the Russian football fans have previous as do some English fans. The scenes are unsavoury but shouldn't be wholly surprising.
As for the vote still don't expect us to leave think most will vote remain at the final moment, the best we can hope for if we remain is another election. I expect that to be highly unlikely though.
09 Jun 2016 22:17:58
Ed I apologise in advance but the media coverage is grinding my gears again. I decided to watch the debate on ITV, I am genuinely interested and I also how the arguments play out. But on the news after rather than giving a 50/ 50 split it was all how the remain campaign was going after Boris. This whole thing is much bigger than the characters it's about our futures. But I'm surprised how little the arguments about TTIP are being focussed on or even the closer union of Europe.
The leave campaign really haven't got an argument against this £350m figure that or what will happen to the economy. However if we do leave, do you expect are membership to be repackaged and sold to us as something else?
06 Jun 2016 19:11:24
TTTS, have I missed something?
Read discussionTTTS, have I missed something?
06 Jun 2016 19:10:30
Thanks Kim for the info.
Read discussionThanks Kim for the info.
04 Jun 2016 16:47:04
Kim, I was merely going off the front cover of the economist. I really was THAT bored. Putin was one in colour compared to merkel and Cameron.
Back to the point, I meant Russia positioning themselves to control Europe or at the very least have a greater say just like the Americans are trying to get involved. I must admit I am just starting to take more interest in the bigger picture so may have the wrong end of the stick entirely.
Read discussionKim, I was merely going off the front cover of the economist. I really was THAT bored. Putin was one in colour compared to merkel and Cameron.
Back to the point, I meant Russia positioning themselves to control Europe or at the very least have a greater say just like the Americans are trying to get involved. I must admit I am just starting to take more interest in the bigger picture so may have the wrong end of the stick entirely.
03 Jun 2016 21:06:36
Fair enough ed, I was just bored at work so thought I'd see if there was any clues like there sometimes is in the economist front page. You got any predictions for the rest of the year?
03 Jun 2016 18:24:40
Moving away from the EU slightly Now we are in June I thought I would re-look at the economist front cover for January. And make predictions for the rest of the year, certain European figures are in black and white so I'm going to plump for us leaving the EU, a spaceship out front so maybe they announce evidence of other life forms. And Russia to position themselves to make there move.
Ed033 could you add a link to it for me, won't work on my device. Would love your opinions too if you have the time.
03 Jun 2016 18:30:19
Personalyl voting out, I believe we may start becoming more self sufficient with industry etc, something we lost due to globalisation and it being cheaper elsewhere. I believe that they want to make Europe one country, a United States of Europe if you will. Also, I don't like the look of TTIP which would get put in place without the British publics opinion.
Initially it will be a downturn in the economy, there will be if we stay as it will cause a domino effect and a slight uneasy approach towards the euro. However long term I believe we can prosper.
Cameron is using the 500 million customers argument, however other countries will want our custom and they will find a way to do so. There is also 7 billion people on earth who are just as likely to want our products. The wealthy may get hurt a little but the general public will benefit.
These are all just my opinions based on what I have read, but I am not happy with the way the country is being run, so something has to change.
Read discussionPersonalyl voting out, I believe we may start becoming more self sufficient with industry etc, something we lost due to globalisation and it being cheaper elsewhere. I believe that they want to make Europe one country, a United States of Europe if you will. Also, I don't like the look of TTIP which would get put in place without the British publics opinion.
Initially it will be a downturn in the economy, there will be if we stay as it will cause a domino effect and a slight uneasy approach towards the euro. However long term I believe we can prosper.
Cameron is using the 500 million customers argument, however other countries will want our custom and they will find a way to do so. There is also 7 billion people on earth who are just as likely to want our products. The wealthy may get hurt a little but the general public will benefit.
These are all just my opinions based on what I have read, but I am not happy with the way the country is being run, so something has to change.
02 Jun 2016 15:23:04
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01 Jun 2016 22:10:11
Point taken ed033, how would they go about it, just release wrong results or do they need to change polling cards?
Read discussionPoint taken ed033, how would they go about it, just release wrong results or do they need to change polling cards?
01 Jun 2016 20:14:53
I'm out (surprise surprise) but don't think it'll be rigged don't think it needs to be, they've put the leg work in before hand.
Either way the months following will be very interested as this will split politics as we know it.
Read discussionI'm out (surprise surprise) but don't think it'll be rigged don't think it needs to be, they've put the leg work in before hand.
Either way the months following will be very interested as this will split politics as we know it.
27 May 2016 16:19:52
I can't believe how complicated they are making this referendum, surely it comes down to one thing. Are you happy the way the country is being run? No? Then vote to leave there will be consequence there always is but long term I firmly believe we will be better off but it'll be bumpy short term.
The media/ politicians campaign is nothing short of 'he said she said', and missing the fact that they want to unite the whole of Europe and Americas trade deal!