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We couldn't make our own laws so parliament didn't sit for almost 50 years. And we didn't have control of our money so had to use the Euro. Or something.what was so detrimental about being in the EU ?
We couldn't make our own laws so parliament didn't sit for almost 50 years. And we didn't have control of our money so had to use the Euro. Or something.what was so detrimental about being in the EU ?
We couldn't make our own laws so parliament didn't sit for almost 50 years. And we didn't have control of our money so had to use the Euro. Or something.
There’s a turnip for the booksBrexit is great news for farmers.
I watched All Quiet on the Western Front last night and there was reference made among a group of German squaddies that they were right pissed off with turnip something or other.Brexit is great news for turnip farmers.
Turnip soup. Turnip curry. Turnip stew. British cuisine at its finest!
the veto was indefiniteHow long did the veto last? I heard that voting was gonna be a majority vote. Has that come to pass yet or without the veto are countries just resorting to two fingering Brussels with stuff they don't like.
I fancy the EU treaties are very similar to the LotG - long standing, immutable, ne'er to be fucked about with and haven't changed since those Chinese guys, acc S. Blatter, invented the game!the veto was indefinite
Unless we agreed to abolish it
Are you sure they were Germans?I watched All Quiet on the Western Front last night and there was reference made among a group of German squaddies that they were right pissed off with turnip something or other
And we had to let anyone in who wanted to come but now we are out we can stop all these boats that keep coming.We couldn't make our own laws so parliament didn't sit for almost 50 years. And we didn't have control of our money so had to use the Euro. Or something.
I may not quite be accurate here as I was still at primary school when the first referendum was held but I am certain Heath mentioned that remaining in the then EEC would inevitably end up in ever closer union. which was why Labour luminaries such as Benn and Shore were avidly anti EEC.One of the worst elements of the EU was going down a road where no one had the faintest idea what direction we were travelling in. The trade element is the obvious benefit and the reason why we wanted to join, but had someone suggested that forty odd years after joining there would be two parliaments to 'sort' it all out with expense sheets that make our own H of C look like paupers we might have thought twice, that's twice before joining!
One of the worst elements of the EU was going down a road where no one had the faintest idea what direction we were travelling in. The trade element is the obvious benefit and the reason why we wanted to join, but had someone suggested that forty odd years after joining there would be two parliaments to 'sort' it all out with expense sheets that make our own H of C look like paupers we might have thought twice, that's twice before joining!
If one changes that to the U.K. and has the verbs in the present form, then it still rings painfully true.One of the worst elements of the EU was going down a road where no one had the faintest idea what direction we were travelling in.
And we had to let anyone in who wanted to come but now we are out we can stop all these boats that keep coming.
We had to treat forriners like equals.what was so detrimental about being in the EU ?