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Sturgeon clashes with Johnson in bitter Brexit debate
Immigration, EU contributions, trade policy and NHS funding were the subjects which dominated the latest television debate in the …
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Immigration, EU contributions, trade policy and NHS funding were the subjects which dominated the latest television debate in the …
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@thestaunt
March 15, 2024 at 11:01 pm
who can name the 4 Eu presidents? why 4? there r 1000's of ppl on more wages than our prime minister!! is he not worth as much as them lol. the Eu is just a Germany scam they r paying off ppl with our money to keep them on side. we once ruled the world I'm sure we can stand on our own. the Eu would of worked but when the failing nations like Greece joined it's doomed to fail. it's a matter of time till the euro crashes
@nuhsjus3458
March 15, 2024 at 11:01 pm
shame ike turner aint about
@mariocroatia9321
March 15, 2024 at 11:01 pm
Shit.I have no arguments.i'll just insult him!!!
@ritashaw7678
March 15, 2024 at 11:01 pm
Why long discussion? SOLE FACTS are
(1) uncontrolled EU immigration overburdens NHS, schools, and social services, undercuts wages, sends rents soaring, and prevents employment of skilled workers and professionals from non-EU countries;
(2) Reams of red tape and innumerable regulations make it difficult for small firms to do business with EU;
(3) In return for EU subsidies (rebates of our own membership fees) our farmers are UNable to grow what they want where they want and when they want;
(4) Our once thriving Fishing industry has been completely destroyed and our territorial waters continue to be overfished by other EU nations;
(5) Though the Euro zone is on the brink of financial disaster, four other poverty-stricken lands (Albania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia) have been approved to join it, all of whose inhabitants will head for Western Europe, and especially Britain with its generous tax credits and social services;
(6) Cameron's special conditions aren't worth the paper their written on (EU president Martin Schulz, himself said, day after Cameron got EU promises, that agreements could be 'changed at any time'. President Juncker on same day said 'No agreement is permanent').
All the rest is speculation.