Thought I'd start a new thread as this is going to be a major talking point this year...have not made up my mind yet...(unlike bucksfizz)....but thinking of voting for an exit as Europe is not doing Britain any good at all it seems....

would be delighted if it did, but far too late now i fear
a really nice couple too, and no chance of that rubbing off on me either :-)

Assuredly -):

more to the point, neither washington nor moscow nor peking nor riyadh would have legal control over many important and even fundamental parts of our lives

How about kowtowing in Dubai?

china and dubai have no link and dubai has no oil
do you have any more asinine comment?

that is surely a rhetorical question for we all know the answer

Are you referring to:

Chinese Nuclear energy?

Or, is that the French?

Whose thumb on the button?

Wonder what the road charges would be allowing transport through the tunnel and across borders for UK transporters?

Thick as concrete that old boy.

Fred.

The charges etc would be the same for both parties, in or out.

Meanwhile, things are really going with a bang in €uroland.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3564284/Burn-rich-Porsche-goes-flames-10-000-students-activists-clash-police-riots-labour-laws-France.html


ps. It's not just La Belle France.

Max.

Some in the UK were saying that about political change in Germany in the 1930s.

it was difficult enough to get unanimity when there were only 13 member-states, but with 28 and growing it will be totally impossible ....... and that will not be lost on germany and arguably france

meanwhile, the french are getting stuck into one of their regular "restless" modes as their gov't attempts to modify their labour laws, so i'm sure the customary transport-related strikes will follow for the summer holidays

Fred thinks we are going to have to start paying for commercial transport to use the tunnel and European roads ,which we have obviously been doing for years ,jeez talk about uninformed .

Dumbo.

Double the charges and cost of "licences" etc. Differential tolls etc.. Preferring to trade within the EU than importing from EU.

45% of UK exports to the EU, less than 10% of exports from EU to UK.

If we are not in the EU we will be able to source outside new markets . pain aren't i Freda .

Fred you know nothing about international road transport so shut up .

there's an awful lot of intermodal stuff too (containers) which gets moved across the channel on ships ..... so how does fred reckon that would be treated?

cynic ,i only know about road transport ,it was my business for years and i can't have Fred talking nonsense about charges etc .

jimmy you can do this you will love this piece in the Telegraph a Michael Petley founder of the city investment managers ECU group . The EU merry go round is broken time to get out .

i confess i skip straight past at least 95% of his stuff

I am told one of the first signs of senility is repeating oneself.