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Ireland may leave the european union over water charges.
Ireland may leave the european union over water charges.
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brassneck like many before you you are getting England and the UK mixed up.
Gets right on my t1ts that does. |
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zorrostrikes • June 5, 2016 11:00 PM BST
water belongs to everyone - no charge is the right cost. no privatization of water. you pay your council tax. end of. I also pay water rates and a sewerage charge....are you excused these zorro? I do not think they should have been privatized |
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I am talking about Ireland.ireland is the 4th wealthiest in the EU.IF the uk sign up they will be governed by EU rules,thats what the yes vote means,Germany and France combined will be able to vote down the UK vote in the European union once they sign up,THE UK will lose the power to govern themselves,now at this moment in time it is dresses up with spin to be a great idea and a No vote will destroy UK trade.What it doesn't say is that the UK will divide into two classes of people ,rich and poor,there will be no middle class,or working class,just rich and poor,controlled and ruled by the germans within 2 years time.
its happened in all the other countries in the EU and England,scotland,wales,and northern Ireland will be no different. |
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I live in the UK
The system that supplies our water and takes away our sewerage does require money to run it I think Northern Ireland in part of the UK...I thought you meant Eire? |
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and it really is blackmail.because who will destroy the UK trade if they vote NO.=YOU GUESSED IT ,the EU Controlled by gremany.
And if the UK vote YES They lose their sovereignty and still end up obeying EU rule controlled by Germany. ITS HOBSONS CHOICE and no way out. so expect the ALDI and Lidl supermarkets round your corner,cound the Volkswagen cars,and the new german banks,go for a spin on the new autobahn and make sure your fridge is full of strudel. "gutan morgan"  |
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OP = complete ranting f-ckwit who doesn't appear to know what the referendum is about
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corporate water companies making a grab for everybody's water.
we need to kick these guys in the nuts now. before they start to charge you per glass. |
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for idiots that say it costs money to run it - we've been getting good water for a hundred years. it's the community tax charge that pays for it.
reasons why it might cost more per person now is they build £2billion reservoirs that are just vanity projects to bump up the price. make it all public again. they are screwing around with the future. |
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brassneck - you really do talk some shyte.
What UK does or doesn't do in terms of EU membership doesn't impact the extremely pro-EU stance of the Irish. I live in Ireland - well a significant amount of the time - their media is discussing UK exit, but the conversation is "better for us if they stay", "potentially big problem if they leave - but we should look at turning it to our advantage". Which is fair enough, why would they think any other way? They are clever buggers when it comes to devising schemes and policies for economic advantage - they drive the French crazy, beating them at their own game - but they will miss their ally (the UK) in this regard if they leave. |