Not really.
As I understand it, big business is pro TTIP
It's some of the countries of the EU that are against TTIP as it stands which means that it's unlikely to happen.
The chances are that if we get out of Europe Cameron will agree to something even worse than TTIP with the support of big business.
Haha, Juncker really doesn't understand the British mentality does he?
Juncker © Max Rossi / Reuters
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has thrown down the gauntlet ahead of Britain’s EU referendum, warning British people that “deserters” will not be welcomed back if the UK leaves the bloc.
Juncker, who earlier this year promised to stay out of the Brexit debate, denied he was issuing a threat.
The EC president, a former prime minister of Luxembourg, did not stipulate how Britain’s relationship with the EU would change – but simply saying it would be different from today.
“I’m sure the deserters will not be welcomed with open arms,” Juncker told French newspaper Le Monde when asked what would happen if the British people voted for Brexit.
“The United Kingdom will have to accept being regarded as a third country, which won’t be handled with kid gloves,” he said.
“If the British leave Europe, people will have to face the consequences – we will have to, just as they will. It’s not a threat, but our relations will no longer be what they are today.”
Juncker’s stern warning comes three months after the European Commission pledged to stay out of the Brexit debate.
You don’t expect decent analysis from ealing do you? They just push an agenda and troll the fuck out of everyone.Bloody hell I've seen some sweeping broad brush generalisations in my time..... but this EB2, really does take the biscuit. Instead of pointing at people and laughing at them, as I've told you before, focus on your remain arguement and argue the points made by the Brexiters. You really dud come across as being better than this.
Looks like the remain campaign is moving from project fear to project threat. I've changed my mind and will vote out. I can't honestly think of a single long term advantage of staying in.
Your debating skills get worse by the week.
That post is laughable.Extending logic to Hitler is becoming almost a national sport at the moment and the Brexiters and King Boris are becoming experts. I am sure you can you could stretch that logic in a lot of directions.
What matters is the right decisions being made and the mad idea that an MP from surbiton whose claim to power is a rich family and a couple of years at conservative central office is going to do better than a very hard working intelligent Eurocrat purely because he is English and the good old old people of surbiton democratically elected him is laughable .
Sadly yes , but it is unfortunately true , whilst I have myself invoked hitler when talking about trumps views on Islam the regularity he is brought up on this thread from a side who abhor scare tactics is sad.That post is laughable.
From you that is a complement , I am glad you are still stalking me, I'd miss it if you didn't, I feel your reflected intelligenceYour debating skills get worse by the week.
What would you do to weaken housing demand, interest rates at a time of economic weakness, restrictions on domestic demand of another kind or control on non domestic demand ie weaken inward investment?Silly point and yet another straw man. Housing demand is driven by people wanting to live in houses. Where did I say anything about foreign investment? Nowhere.
When we leave the EU and we can't buy or sell anything, and the entire population is eating woodshavings, quite a lot of people will move to Australia and house prices will fall. ;)What would you do to weaken housing demand, interest rates at a time of economic weakness, restrictions on domestic demand of another kind or control on non domestic demand ie weaken inward investment?
When did the UK get full working rights and economic rights with the US? It's news to me that the UK has a full freedom of labour, full free trade deal with the US. I think it might be news to everyone.Lovely, cooperation and willing mutual integration sounds great, culturally, politicAlly and economically. Go the whole hog though and fully integrate what's up with you?
What you have described is what we have with the usa and commonwealth countries which is fine. I am afraid the Eu goes way beyond that. If it's for you legally go for it. At the moment you are describing people and countries agreeing to get out of a relationships what they want which is fine , felexibilty and mutual benefits. The Eu is very different.
I am not sure the uk and Albania have much in common but that's next.
That's the beauty of economics, might have to take in a lodgerWhen we leave the EU and we can't buy or sell anything, and the entire population is eating woodshavings, quite a lot of people will move to Australia and house prices will fall. ;)
I was talking about the second paragraph.Sadly yes , but it is unfortunately true , whilst I have myself invoked hitler when talking about trumps views on Islam the regularity he is brought up on this thread from a side who abhor scare tactics is sad.
I will always judge the decision , judge the law not who made it and where?I was talking about the second paragraph.
**** is from Luxembourg and thinks he's important.
Juncker © Max Rossi / Reuters
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker has thrown down the gauntlet ahead of Britain’s EU referendum, warning British people that “deserters” will not be welcomed back if the UK leaves the bloc.
Juncker, who earlier this year promised to stay out of the Brexit debate, denied he was issuing a threat.
The EC president, a former prime minister of Luxembourg, did not stipulate how Britain’s relationship with the EU would change – but simply saying it would be different from today.
“I’m sure the deserters will not be welcomed with open arms,” Juncker told French newspaper Le Monde when asked what would happen if the British people voted for Brexit.
“The United Kingdom will have to accept being regarded as a third country, which won’t be handled with kid gloves,” he said.
“If the British leave Europe, people will have to face the consequences – we will have to, just as they will. It’s not a threat, but our relations will no longer be what they are today.”
Juncker’s stern warning comes three months after the European Commission pledged to stay out of the Brexit debate.
Half a dozen people have stated that post and your input in this thread is beyond shite.From you that is a complement , I am glad you are still stalking me, I'd miss it if you didn't, I feel your reflected intelligence
Fair enough but it's nice to have the opportunity to vote out the lawmakers if you don't like what they've done.I will always judge the decision , judge the law not who made it and where?
Thought Pino was Serbian or Italian**** is from Luxembourg and thinks he's important.