Yes your right but no one is going there every one is coming here !
And if you dont allow europeans into uk then the europeans wont allow uk manufactured goods into europe
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Yes your right but no one is going there every one is coming here !
Why won't they ,can't see your reasoning there young man
The problem with the EU is the fact that there are so many poorer countries involved now, they will do anything to prevent reform that would mean they would get less money.
this and this alone will hold the eu back for decades wilst the bricks motor on ahead regardless. Europe could well end up being a poor continent in the not too distant future
Because eu president jose manuel barroso has warned cameron any restriction on free movement or an exit from eu will result in the end of free trade with the eu
It's transformed Portugal . Really
He's like a spoilt child!
You cant have your cake and eat it
And if you dont allow europeans into uk then the europeans wont allow uk manufactured goods into europe
"And a number of people are put down by others being told that there source is not true because they read the wrong news stand rag yet they never state or substantiate their sources, so there is another cop out by some"
However, if someone makes a statement as fact then they should be able to back that statement up when challenged
And if you dont allow europeans into uk then the europeans wont allow uk manufactured goods into europe
Because eu president jose manuel barroso has warned cameron any restriction on free movement or an exit from eu will result in the end of free trade with the eu.
On a personal note considering my entitlement to uk and roi passports it may open up a new career importing/exporting goods between dublin and belfast
Id be of the opinion a rising tide lifts all boats, look how eu membership has transformed ireland and portugal by givinv them access to bigger markets.
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