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....

Nigel Farage in response to Junkers claim that the UK will have to except free
movement if we want to trade freely, said correctly that if there is not to be a
free trade agreement then it would be less costly to have WTO trade tariffs, and
that would hurt the German car manufacturers and French wine exporters more
then the UK, and that the EU needs to have someone who likes the UK to do any
negotiations if there is to be a fair results.

Not that I condone any attack on foreign workers LEGALLY allowed to work
in this country...But for that drunken cnut Juncker to say he would "never
accept Polish workers being beaten up and harassed on the streets of Essex"

That's for the British authorities to solve and prosecute whenever these crimes
are committed NOT for some eurocrat to stick his nose in, he should be more
concerned with the unfettered access that terrorist have due to the open door
policy of Merkel and the EU in general....

More €urope = harmony and good times for all, expecially big business.

And just wait till they get the €uropean army up and running, then they can really start to sort out the world.


Love and €urokisses to all.

The fact that the latest lovefest is in Strasbourg says all you want to know. Pity that Farage keeps raining on their parade and talks reality. Make believe is so much nicer for those tender souls.

All Nigel needs now is a megaphone and dinner with a marine.

Reminds me of a night out with Mosley and a dumb waiter.

Nigel needs no megaphone, THE TRUTH WILL OUT ABOVE ALL THE EU RHETORIC NOISE!

in this instance NF may well have a valid point

Fred you must bow down everyday to the great Nigel , he saved your arse.

Long live Farage ...

Can't hear you!

A true likeness.




But he did prove useful in one way.

I can picture Fred's mother dosing him up from a similar bottle when he was a baby, it was called Gripe Water and Fred hasn't stopped griping since.
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Are you that old?

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gripe water is still marketed

Probably, but contents have been changed.

It seemed a little like Pastis but had had the alcohol taken out of it.

And i've sent a few cases of gripe water to the 'remainer's' HQ, to help
soothe their bellyaching. LOL

Post 5290---There's a response to that somewhere, just can't put my finger on it. lol
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Have you noticed that the latest buzz word in the EU club is the unwelcome rise of "populists". As opposed to unpopulists I suppose - those that say "this is going to hurt you more than it hurts me, but don't worry it will do you good".
Now for me populism is putting the ordinary person above party ideology. And why not? Very few people are members of political parties - Hays apart of course.
The more populism the better, I say. It got us out of the EU, so can't be that bad. Once the French rediscover the cojones of 1789, they also will be free again. I always used to admire the Parisians for paying high taxes for a beautiful well kept city. Now Paris (and Rome) is becoming a seedy shadow of what it was.