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Concrete guy
The sad irony of this whole referendum is it's probably been swayed more by the Murder of a Politician by a lunatic than by any constructive representation by either campaign.
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Rich Midge
Sad but true. Anyone that's read my previous comments knows where I stand. Sadly the campaigns from both sides have been ones of scare tactics, mud slinging and hypotheticals.
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martin9093
Yes ATS Diamond Tools,
I agree you only have to look at the loan the EU made to Ford €70 million to build its new Transit plant in Turkey that's not yet in the EU which led to the loss of 1500 jobs in the UK at both Southampton (previous home of the Transit) and Dagenham plants. Why would the EU lend money and want to create jobs in Turkey if it wasn't expecting them to join shortly? The EU is one failing berocratic nightmare we are paying for without them giving any mind to us. You only have to look at the UK fisheries policy and see how the UK and the poor in Africa have suffered from their interference. Look at Cadbury's closing their factory in Bristol to open in Poland? Firms in the UK like BT who it seems to have a lower rate contract for predominantly their new imigrant workers against those already working for BT, yet have said to their workers they need to vote to Stay In otherwise it might cause vulnerability to their jobs. The vulnerability to British jobs is if we stay in, whilst BT and others make larger profits on the back of cheaper labour from abroad at the expense of British jobs, plus we then have to pay out of our taxes for these same immigrants housing, schooling, family allowance and whatever else they need. Saying this I believe we are happy with and welcome those migrants who have already come to our shores for work but there has to be a limit to the amount we can sustain and support, and then perhaps allow us to afford a much greater degree of sanctuary to the war torn, destitute and down trodden migrants from other parts of the world when we reduce migration from the EU.
Also look at YouTube and see how Norway was threatened before it rejected the EU, and went on to build a thriving economy with low unemployment and keep their democracy. Well done to them, now it's our turn to believe in ourselves and look at firms like JLR Jaguar, Land Rover now our biggest car builders with over half a million cars built each year in the uk, JCB who say we should leave the EU and Sainsbury's who will do very nicely if the EU do start putting tariffs on British exports which shall cause Aldi and Lidl's to put up prices in the UK to the benefit of British based supermarkets, as will all uk industry benefit if foreign imports do ever go up. thats why the EU cannot afford to put tariffs on our imports as their exports to us which are in most cases double what we send to them will suffer as a result.
We all have to believe in our country and go forward with confidencea. Have a great day.
I agree you only have to look at the loan the EU made to Ford €70 million to build its new Transit plant in Turkey that's not yet in the EU which led to the loss of 1500 jobs in the UK at both Southampton (previous home of the Transit) and Dagenham plants. Why would the EU lend money and want to create jobs in Turkey if it wasn't expecting them to join shortly? The EU is one failing berocratic nightmare we are paying for without them giving any mind to us. You only have to look at the UK fisheries policy and see how the UK and the poor in Africa have suffered from their interference. Look at Cadbury's closing their factory in Bristol to open in Poland? Firms in the UK like BT who it seems to have a lower rate contract for predominantly their new imigrant workers against those already working for BT, yet have said to their workers they need to vote to Stay In otherwise it might cause vulnerability to their jobs. The vulnerability to British jobs is if we stay in, whilst BT and others make larger profits on the back of cheaper labour from abroad at the expense of British jobs, plus we then have to pay out of our taxes for these same immigrants housing, schooling, family allowance and whatever else they need. Saying this I believe we are happy with and welcome those migrants who have already come to our shores for work but there has to be a limit to the amount we can sustain and support, and then perhaps allow us to afford a much greater degree of sanctuary to the war torn, destitute and down trodden migrants from other parts of the world when we reduce migration from the EU.
Also look at YouTube and see how Norway was threatened before it rejected the EU, and went on to build a thriving economy with low unemployment and keep their democracy. Well done to them, now it's our turn to believe in ourselves and look at firms like JLR Jaguar, Land Rover now our biggest car builders with over half a million cars built each year in the uk, JCB who say we should leave the EU and Sainsbury's who will do very nicely if the EU do start putting tariffs on British exports which shall cause Aldi and Lidl's to put up prices in the UK to the benefit of British based supermarkets, as will all uk industry benefit if foreign imports do ever go up. thats why the EU cannot afford to put tariffs on our imports as their exports to us which are in most cases double what we send to them will suffer as a result.
We all have to believe in our country and go forward with confidencea. Have a great day.
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Italy
same 😉
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Spare Tool
No sitting on the fence from this guy..
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Just Rizzle
just been reading an interesting article in the Express if we leave we will start a domino effect which could result in a new eu or as it mite be called the Nordic trading block which could involve Norway Sweden Finland Denmark Iceland and Holland and be based on the original common market principles before the mastrict treaty came about . some of the richest countries in Europe ide vote for that
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Just Rizzle
with our own money we wouldn't need the EU WE GIVE AND GET A PITTENCE BACK. WE COULD FUND THE UNIES AND NHS quite easily . don't you get it the EU is a dead parrott it only survives because its legs are nailed to the perch
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Just Rizzle
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the ford transit that used to be built in Southampton is now built in the next eu member Turkey why else did they get a EU grant to build there plant there. PUTTING BRITISH JOBS IN THE BIN
watched Cameron last night. lying through his teeth. I could tell he was telling fibs his lips were moving🙂
but your supporting the German economy is that a merc your driving.
the ford transit that used to be built in Southampton is now built in the next eu member Turkey why else did they get a EU grant to build there plant there. PUTTING BRITISH JOBS IN THE BIN
watched Cameron last night. lying through his teeth. I could tell he was telling fibs his lips were moving🙂
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Just Rizzle
I bet they all claim there roses on there poxie expenses 650 x 5 plus travel etc expensive tribute for the taxpayer. because of some nutter. who I hope never sees daylight again at the tax payers expense
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