Brian Dixon
- Location: Dover
- Registered: 23 Sep 2008
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14 November 2009
21:1433123#101
so you would want us to belive barry,whats messing my head is people like you banging on how bad this treaty and the eu are.the teaty is only a few weeks old and you have allready got it dead and buried,so whats your beef and why wont you give it a chance to settle down and let it start to work properly.then lets say in 10 years time it fails then you may be right,but on the other hand if its working well and this country is stonger for it then the europhiles were right all along.
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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14 November 2009
23:2033126#102
Brian, I have never given murder or rape a go, but I know it is wrong, as this monstrous Treaty and the whole rotten EU edifice is wrong.
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15 November 2009
08:5833127#103
BARRYW
Governments of blue or red get things wrong but we don't withdraw from them.
I don't think cameron will be making such a bold move as you want Barryw.
come to that like hesletine says with a hung parlianment it will be that much harder anyway
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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15 November 2009
09:2033133#104
You are making too many assumptions there keith. Glad to see though one asumption has a basis in truth, you are at last facing the likleyhood of a Cameron Government, from the wording of your answer.
Guest 674- Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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15 November 2009
09:2333135#105
Shows you don't read my posts then barryw
NONE of my posts indicate that in fact the opposite is the case
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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15 November 2009
10:3433145#106
Keith: a direct quote copied from above, a chink in your armour, just a chink, but a chink non-the-less....
"I don't think cameron will be making such a bold move as you want Barryw."
15 November 2009
17:3033169#107
BarryW, I am with you entirely. No good will come of our presence in the EU, only harm.
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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15 November 2009
17:3333173#108
cor self harming what ever next,can yo get an eu grant for that.
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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16 November 2009
07:1333210#109
meridian news reported last night that euro star done a survey of its passengers,i must say that the results where rather surpizing.90% said they like going to europe for cutrull reasons,theater,art gallerys etc,while 80% said that they wouldent mind working in europe if they could get a job there.so barry that blows your theroy out of the window,you could allways go to itvs i player or euro stars web site to if im speaking the truth,know theres a fact for you.
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16 November 2009
07:4533211#110
Hardly scientific Brian - I myself would say the same but would be the first to want to end our membership of the EU. I enjoy visiting there a great deal, have a share in a place in France, I love the food and culture and would not have a problem working there either though not in my job.
Excellent contribution here in this video from Dan Hannen, well worth watching to anyone interested in the EU in/out debate.
http://www.torybear.com/2009/11/hannan-smashes-euro-extremists.htmlGuest 674- Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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16 November 2009
08:5633216#111
What would be the cost of withdrawing
wot be the cost to us both financially and in our standing in the E U
what else might we lose out on
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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16 November 2009
09:1933221#112
Lose out... why would be lose out?
The EU costs us a fortune and they need us more than we need them, based on trade alone.
Get out of the EU and we would not have any 'standing in the EU' and good riddance, we would be out of it. We could have the same relationship with the EU as Norway which is far healthier for both the UK and the EU.
Guest 674- Registered: 25 Jun 2008
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16 November 2009
09:2033223#113
Im neither pro nor anti EU
anyone who is pro got any comments?
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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16 November 2009
10:3833237#114
brian
we can visit wherever and whenever we like and enjoy what other countries have to offer without donating billions to the european parliament.
16 November 2009
11:5333246#115
Right on, Howard - the culture etc was there before we joined and it will be there after we leave (I am an optimist...!) and we have enjoyed it and will continue to enjoy it without being beholden to our European cousins!
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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16 November 2009
13:3333247#116
barryw,i notised you said could and not would so it seems you are not sure on this point.
howard,and,so and what come to mind.
hi bern.
Guest 655- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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16 November 2009
16:2733252#117
My profession is not one to transplant to another country, Brian, you little nitpicker you. The case remains that I have a share in a place out there and love the French rural lifestyle.
Brian Dixon- Location: Dover
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16 November 2009
17:2833255#118
barryw,you have taken me by surprise,you say you like the rural life in france let us hope love for it mellows you out.
as for nitpicking you can talk you nitpick every thing and any thing europe.