and Maggie T decided she wanted to break the Unionsour mining industry really prospered when the Germans started selling us coal cheaper than we could produce it,
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and Maggie T decided she wanted to break the Unionsour mining industry really prospered when the Germans started selling us coal cheaper than we could produce it,
and Maggie TScargill decided he wanted tobreak the Unionsbring down the government
Isn’t that the same thing? Scargill of the Unions wanted to bring down the government and Maggie T wouldn’t stand for it. Wish they’d do the same with the rail unions. Bit like Brexit. A few years of pain but a cheaper non profit public transport system to boost the economy.corrected that for you.
ToshIsn’t that the same thing? Scargill of the Unions wanted to bring down the government and Maggie T wouldn’t stand for it. Wish they’d do the same with the rail unions. Bit like Brexit. A few years of pain but a cheaper non profit public transport system to boost the economy.
bring back the steam engine trains. re-open all the coal mines to feed their boilers, british engineering at it's best.Isn’t that the same thing? Scargill of the Unions wanted to bring down the government and Maggie T wouldn’t stand for it. Wish they’d do the same with the rail unions. Bit like Brexit. A few years of pain but a cheaper non profit public transport system to boost the economy.
I explain why this is a factual thing and why it demonstrates the problems many people have with the EU. Its a fact that the EU representative says they want a EU military (see video link) Mr Cleg stated that it was a totally "fantasy" that there were plans for a EU military, again check out the video link, the point being that many people all over the EU do not want closer political union they are quite happy to be trading partners and have many other agreements that benefit each other.Heres a quick fact for you " Michel Barnier says the EU needs a 'common foreign policy and common defence' - despite Nick Clegg warning that the idea of an EU army was a 'dangerous fantasy' " both men can be viewed making their comments here and here,
The vote was mainly on the state of the UK in the EU in its current form and specifically about control of immigration
The rights and wrongs of what may or may not mould the future EU was almost irrelevant to the discussion about the vote to leave I could start digging around and researching more actual facts to support my opinion that we as a nation would better out of the EU super state but I have many better things to do.
Sorry you lost me here, I acknowledge that "maybe" my words had previously not been helpful to a sensible debate.you have said that which is a shame because you started with something that looks like the start of a factual intelligent argument, I learnt my lesson not to allow silly comments into a discussion.
Looks to me as though you failed miserably with censoring of your own insults
Please give me good arguments of why we should have stayed in the EU, give me facts of why it would have been better. Don't give me your opinion because your entitled to that and I can not argue against it, don't blame generations of the population for having an opinion and being arsed to go and vote on it.
Saw this on twitter this morning and it summed up the way things are atm enjoy.
I didn’t know I could do that but to be honest, it wouldn’t have been as much fun would it.You can set a pole up within a thread so members can tick the appropriate box, think that may have suited your inquiry better.
That is opinion though - the fact is that the EU has changed, from a trade bloc to a meddling unelected federal body which has changed the face of Britain - the EU has brought about a situation where you mainly hear foreign voices in the street, where employers say they can no longer run their businesses without migrant workers, competition for property has pushed prices up beyond the means of many people who were born here, meaning people are faced with the prospect of living in digs for the rest of their lives if they haven't spent their working life saving up for their house back home.I'll give you a fact, not my opinion.
Things would of stayed as they were.
There you go.
Now can you give me any facts as to how we will be better off when we leave please?
Oh and by the way, I found your cartoon quite offensive.
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