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Should the UK remain a part of the EU or leave?

  • Stay in

    Votes: 56 47.9%
  • Get out

    Votes: 61 52.1%

  • Total voters
    117
  • Poll closed .
Just one example of cultural differences ... Facebook and You Tube have to be blocked at most my UK and US hubs ... Not so in SA or India or France and Germany ... Hence they get all the digital back end work. A few of my UK underlings all of all have been shipped in via DHL and their under companies are recruited with all the qualifications you could not believe ...

I was asked this week on a shoot:
How many centimetres are there in a millimetre when I said .1 the reply was so they are the same then
 
Sorry but it's exclusive to the UK and the US is worse. You do not see the same world over that is total rubbish

I work for a worldwide agency owned by DHL and marketing different cultures is an art.... Easy in England it's one big shop. The U.K. and US have the largest numbers of class divides. In my job I make the yardstick

If you believe there is no difference then you can't be very good at your job . Possible the very dead wood I mention
Sorry, but it's not and you are wrong. I've worked for multinationals, and have seen this all over the world.

Face it - you're wrong on this...

And there's no need to get personal, however much you get off on that.
 
So does the UK have no control over its own taxes anymore
Is vat or its equivalent the same in the countries of the EU
Do people still go on booze cruise's for cheaper beer and ***s in Europe
What is this level playing field you talk about
 
So does the UK have no control over its own taxes anymore
Is vat or its equivalent the same in the countries of the EU
Do people still go on booze cruise's for cheaper beer and ***s in Europe
What is this level playing field you talk about
All EU countries can determine their own taxation rules.

But that is one of the massive weaknesses of the EU, you cant have politic and currency union without economic union.
But they will only implement that over time, slowly sucking sovereign rights of each individual country.

Politicians have tried to rewrite laws of economics, with only epic failure. Remember Gordon Brown's quote, "we have abolished boom and bust". And so his debt fuelled boom, was followed by the mother of all busts.
 
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You were there, were you? You heard that drivel you are pretending is real?

Of course you weren't.

Stop twisting what is actually a good thing into an opportunity to show how childish you can be when it comes to politics...

If you want drivel, I suggest you reread your post [HASHTAG]#247[/HASHTAG] in which you attempted to give us all a lecture about sovereignty but neglected to mention once the British Parliament to which sovereignty relates.

You've convinced yourself that in the event of Brexit your house price will drop (no credible evidence for that whatsoever) and hence you attack personally anyone who dares oppose your own stilted views. I suggest you chill out a bit, mate and try to see through your own phobias
 
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Goldie and Chaz ripping into one another is like a microcosm of the Tory party.

Good fun.
Better to have a party that encourages open debate, than a party that advocates antiquated socialist theories, that have been completely debunked, through simple laws of economics.

Good fun !!
 
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I heard that live. I think it's may have been spotted that I'm not Gid's greatest fan, but I felt the opposite. Humphrys comes across as his usual, interrupting, rude, self obsessed self. Gideon has taken instruction well, always returning to his key messages, even if they are mendacious ****. Tallest dwarf competition between those two anyway.

I'm surprised that you listen to this show as I can recall your previous indicators elsewhere on this forum to your dislike of Humphries.
IDS resigns. Who'd have thought he had a conscience?

Gideon's ****ed.<laugh>

I've just found the first draft of IDS's resignation letter and what was really on his mind ...

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All EU countries can determine their own taxation rules.

But that is one of the massive weaknesses of the EU, you cant have politic and currency union without economic union.
But they will only implement that over time, slowly sucking sovereign rights of each individual country.

Politicians have tried to rewrite laws of economics, with only epic failure. Remember Gordon Brown's quote, "we have abolished boom and bust". And so his debt fuelled boom, was followed by the mother of all busts.
If you can determine your own tax rates etc why does Cameron need to go to Europe to discuss the tax rate on tampons
Bare with me we no longer get the mail in nz
 
I'm surprised that you listen to this show as I can recall your previous indicators elsewhere on this forum to your dislike of Humphries.


I've just found the first draft of IDS's resignation letter and what was really on his mind ...

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What else am I going to listen to in the morning, Nicky ****ing Campbell? At least Humphreys isn't on every day. And Naughtie has been sent to follow Trump around, for his multiple and manifest sins.

Anyway, just arrived (2 a,m.) at beach house near Padstow where I will be relaxing for the next week. Wifi (obviously) but no phone signal, perfect. Once the dog has calmed down I plan to sleep for a couple of days, and then ponder exactly what your life will be like after the 24th. Relish these last few days as a contributing member of society mate. I envy you.
 
How Cameron must be bitterly regretting the day he promised the Referendum he never believed he would have to honour. Still, one thing this is laying bare is what the individuals concerned are really like and none of them are remotely pleasant. IDS with a conscience? Don't make me laugh...
 
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How Cameron must be bitterly regretting the day he promised the Referendum he never believed he would have to honour. Still, one thing this is laying bare is what the individuals concerned are really like and none of them are remotely pleasant. IDS with a conscience? Don't make me laugh...

What don't you like about IDS? Seems to be one of the better politicians on either side.