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11 Nov 16
09:55
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Dec 16 ........... Austrian Presidential election re run
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How many (insert counrty name)Exits in that lot.? EU project facing tough times ahead
Mar 17............ Dutch General Election
Mar 17............. UK trigger Article 50
April / June 17.. French Presidential and General elections
Sept 17........... Catalonia Independence referendum
Oct 17 ............ German General Election
How many (insert counrty name)Exits in that lot.? EU project facing tough times ahead
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World turned upside down in fifteen months and instead of being in the stocks Merkel is still in business and considering standing again, I hope she does.
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In the Netherlands the support for Nexit has dropped like a rock since your referendum. A couple of weeks ago 28% wanted Nexit and 55% didn't.
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The euro is the tie that binds, Mr A, we were very fortunate.
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^ dodgy pools? lets give them the chance in a referendum. then we will know.
do not believe the propaganda from Berlin. |
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We don't have the euro in Sweden, but there's still little support for leaving the EU. I agree that the euro hasn't worked out very well for many european countries though.
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Holland would leave, and France would be even more likely, if they are allowed? I don't know.
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they haven't allowed us to leave yet.
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I don't think anyone will leave until they have seen how Brexit worked out for you. No offense, but so far few are impressed. Your government seems unprepared.
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Mr Anderson, no offense but people who are not impressed are determined to be so.
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We'll see. I would be very surprised if another country left before 2020.
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everything should be very simple and easy, if Europe wants to solve some of its many problems listen to what the British people who voted Brexit have told them.
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or voted to leave before 2020
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If the Greeks had left, everything they owned would have been worth half, lfc. It really is asking Turkeys to vote for Christmas, a huge decision.
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if the greeks had left they would have let syrians through into the rest of europe.
would have been chaos. personally i think who ever gets involved in the conflict should do so knowing they will be taking on a share of refugees....if they dont want to dont get involved. |
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French Election Alain Juppe conservative 8-11, Marine Le Pen Front nationale 2-1, Nicolas Sarkozy conservative 7-1
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There is a referendum in Italy on December 4th - governemnt look like they will lose and then fall.
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There is not a hope in hell for Le Pen, the French have more sense.
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they'll gang up on Le Pen, no chance of an upset there.
Italy, Austria, and the Netherlands all possibles tho. |
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It seems to me that the more "they" gang up on people these days, the harder those people resist.
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thinkt he dutch will be more reasonable if their government says its not a good idea to leave.
not sure on austria....possible their past fascist tendencies rise again....same goes for italy. although italy arent doing that well financially ...so leaving would be a big mistake. |
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Putin throwing cash relief money to the Italian earthquake fund in central Italy at the moment, a catastrophe which has been mostly ignored so far by the EU.
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