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By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 12 Jun 16 22:00
It can never be efficient to have 2 layers of governments, we need less politicians not more.

The EU employ 85k people, dread to think of the costs.
By:
Ron-Russian
When: 12 Jun 16 22:01
The point is we have lived through a few recessions since the 80s, dopey Dave doesn't understand he can't frighten us. He could not be more wrong and out of touch,

Good point Boxing - id guess Dave's aiming at the younger or new foreigners entering
the country,
I think some of the scaremongering/ angles he's come in from is disgusting!
Even if we remain he's shown his true colors - Hopefully we're out & he resigns.

Enter Boris Plain
By:
boxingthefox
When: 12 Jun 16 22:01
Certainly younger people might be frightened, but I have yet to meet anyone over 50 who is swallowing his bullcrap, they are just annoyed with him and the whole campaign, and can't wait to vote out. I live in the Midands but visit my Daughter in london and see many old friends when I'm there, so I'm not just cherry picking here, a lot of them are Tories through and through and can't wait to get rid of the lying fecker who they see as destroying their own party and trying to do the same to the country. Their words not mine.
By:
Ron-Russian
When: 12 Jun 16 22:03
Facts    Joined: 05 May 03
Replies: 21691 12 Jun 16 21:54 
The reality is, the referendum vote has turned into a vote against Cameron and the Tory government.

That's a good point Facts...never thought of it like that
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 12 Jun 16 22:04
I have never really been interested in voting but this subject is getting me really excited, im voting at 7am on the 23rd, my mate gets married on the Friday and if we vote out i am having the biggest party ever that weekend, cant wait.
By:
Ron-Russian
When: 12 Jun 16 22:08
on the news now.

A US citizen from Afghan decent Laugh

Talk about a slur on the American public - without even mentioning the M word Crazy
By:
boxingthefox
When: 12 Jun 16 22:17
Dave using the taxing 'hard working families' routine again.FFS
By:
dave1357
When: 12 Jun 16 22:18

Jun 12, 2016 -- 9:47PM, ebulGery wrote:


dave1357  • June 12, 2016 8:24 PM BST  Jun 12, 2016 -- 7:40PM, ebulGery wrote:dave1357if we leave the EU we will face tariff and non-tariff barriers if we don't manage to negotiate some sort of agreement to avoid this. But we can impose tariff barriers, so anybody hoping to import into this country will have to do a deal, or they will lose out!Yes that's what happens, both lose out.  In all probability some agreement on goods will be reached but the UK will be frozen out of the services market, most of our economy. I am not on expert. But if we have exactly the same terms with all countries in Europe we have now..no mutual tariffs?We would be in the same position as we are now but without paying into the EU. If countries freeze us out of the service sector we canfreeze them out in the goods or other sectors sector. I am not expert enough to work through all the figures I admit.There is the question of companies, Japanese, who make stuff here to import into Europe without tariffs. They could still import tarifffree into Europe into countries we have a no mutual tariffs agreement with.Is this too good to be true??Added bonus, we can control our immigration. Eases the cost on own infrastructure, our people get to work.


You can't freeze them out of goods if you have agreed a trade deal on goods.  The UK will be entirely blocked from euro area financial services.

By:
Ron-Russian
When: 12 Jun 16 22:19
Saying that though, one show i watched had a nutter bird on that wanted to
remain because she didn't want Cameron making decisions - preferred the EU to make them CrazyLaughCrazyLaugh
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 12 Jun 16 22:44
Dave you talk bull, entirely blocked, how do you know that ?

their is no way on earth companies that rule countries will want to stop trading with 5th biggest economy in the world.
By:
ebulGery
When: 12 Jun 16 22:55
You can't freeze them out of goods if you have agreed a trade deal on goods.  The UK will be entirely blocked from euro area financial services.

we negotiate everything together surely?
By:
dave1357
When: 13 Jun 16 00:04
The single market freedoms are goods services labour and capital.  We will not be in the single market so we will be subject to tariffs and other barriers.  That doesn't mean that trade will stop, just that we will be treated like stray dogs and offered scraps of foods from the main table in the form of some deals in goods, so our cars might get across the channel without an advance payment of duty and vat.  Of course brexit say we will be trading with the world, but they can't produce any countries who have shown the least interest in this plan.
By:
dave1357
When: 13 Jun 16 00:11
@ibrahimsonko

The claim that the outcome will be fine because Britain is the fifth-largest economy in the world is technically wrong, a non sequitur and a fundamental misreading of history. It is hard to think of a worse argument’ (Chris Giles, Economics Editor, Financial Times, 4 May 2016).
By:
Ron-Russian
When: 13 Jun 16 00:12
I can see it getting nasty if out don't win.

2 people i've come across that said they want to remain have been
asked why by outs angrily - thats how we feel call me Dave
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 13 Jun 16 00:19
go to the collective... let the wise ones of europe lead you into the abertoire.

message from hypno dave.
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 18 Jun 16 16:15
Has the world ended yet?

The remain party are a disgrace

Sad
By:
TheBetterBettor
When: 18 Jun 16 16:35
Trading post Brexit will be equivalent of being in the europa league.  Not plying our trade in the much more lucrative Champions League.  We will be steaming up windows with our fingers very much pressed up against the glass.  Begging for Brussels to allow us to be back in.

Laugh
By:
Injera
When: 18 Jun 16 17:53
I'm voting Remain. I totally believe David Cameron when he says our ecomomy will shrink by 6% and income tax will have to rise by 2%.

According to our Beloved Leader, there will be no yolks in our eggs, no butter for our bread, no milk for our tea.


I'm scared. No, I'm terrified. Laugh
By:
Injera
When: 18 Jun 16 17:59
Ps why doesn't a broadcaster show 'Brexit the Movie'?

An awesome documentary if you have the time.
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 18 Jun 16 18:47
Reported in the telegraph

More DIRECT taxes from the EU

Air taxes,lite/heating and petrol taxes

Well they need the money to plug the BIG fecking hole

Grin
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 18 Jun 16 18:51
more lies from dave

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https://www.gov.uk/government/world/organisations/british-embassy-ankara
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 19 Jun 16 20:29
Dave

Just RESIGN

Your AN idiot

Wink
By:
Facts
When: 19 Jun 16 21:00
Cameron and Osborne will not be leading the Tories after the referendum
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 19 Jun 16 21:03
Will be rewarded with high paid job in the eu.

Even the remain people must detest all the lies he a put out, looks like a man with no morals.
By:
ebulGery
When: 19 Jun 16 21:06
Very true Cameron does not know what morals are
By:
bix
When: 20 Jun 16 08:50
In Nov 2015 Cameron tells us we would have nothing to fear from leaving EU because our economy is so strong. 6 months later he tells us the complete opposite.
1n his 2005 maifesto he tells us that uncontrolled immigration at current levels is unsustainable so will introduce an Australian points based system to control it. In 2016 he tells us such a system would destroy our economy.
He tells us that if we stay in the EU controlling immigration will be "very challenging" which seems to be Davespeak for impossible.
He refuses to say he will veto Turkey's joining the EU.

And we thought Blair was slippery and untrustworthy?
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 24 Jun 16 05:47
Come on dave

Fall on your SWORD

Devil
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 26 Jun 16 16:41
The French government has slapped down suggestions that, after Brexit, they will scrap a deal with the UK placing border checks in France and insuring illegal migrants are not waved across the English Channel.
Under a bilateral treaty signed in 2003, known as the Le Touquet accord, British officials can check passports in France and vice-versa.

During the referendum campaign, however, David Cameron suggested the deal could be scrapped, bring the illegal migrant camps from Calais to Kent. He was accused of “scaremongering” and “project fear”.

“But the border is where it is… there are bilateral agreements that are very important…” said French foreign minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, this Friday when asked about the possibility of ending Le Touquet.

“Would that also mean putting in place boats for people who otherwise risk drowning? I think we should be serious,” he added in an interview publish on a government website.

The Le Touquet accord was made independently of the European Union (EU), between the British and French governments.

Illegal migrants trying to enter Britain are kept in Europe, with many choosing to stay in the ‘Jungle’ camp from where they launch clandestine attempts to enter the UK in the back of lorries or hidden in ferries.

Following Mr. Ayrault’s instant dismissal of the prospect of scrapping this system, a spokesman for the government, Stéphane Le Foll, reaffirmed the French government’s position.

“The output of the United Kingdom of the European Union does not modify the Franco-British bilateral treaties on immigration,” he told Le Figaro on Friday.

Despite the government’s clear position, the Mayor of Calais and other local politicians have said they want Le Touquet reconsidered.

“The British people have chosen to take back their freedom, they must take back their borders,” Xavier Bertrand, head of the Hauts-de-France region that includes the Calais camp, told the Telegraph.

“Boris Johnson wanted change and he got it with Brexit. So do we”, he added.
By:
Hound-Dog-2
When: 26 Jun 16 17:27
Cameron will go down as one of the most disastrous prime ministers in British history.
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