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[Paphitis]

I have always been a fierce believer in the unity of European nations. No borders, no currency to exchange, no more wars. Remember the last two started in Europe.
A united Europe is by far safer in all aspects. Who is to say that if the UK comes out of the EU and if its economy takes a dive that some Clown or arsehole will not put the blame on Europe ? Millions of ill educated and highly unsophisticated Little Englanders will scream for revenge. Paphitis would, after all, love to take charge
Of WW3. As for bucket man he will enlist pronto. The truth of the matter is that leavers have no valid economic reason for wanting out. Just pseudo patriotism.
Nobody is concerned, it seems, that Sterling is in intensive care state.

More and more countries are looking to protect their culture and way of life.

Take a look at Hungary for instance. They look like they want to spit on the EU and they have been having meetings with UK Government Cabinet. I wonder what they were discussing?

Hungary is going up and up in my estimations that's for sure. Good on them. They seem to be a very smart race of people.

[Paphitis]

Speaking of Hungary.

2 EU members (Hungary and Poland) have banned Soros from entering their country.

So they are no fans of Soros, no fans of the EU either.

https://www.npr.org/2018/06/20/62204575 ... immigrants





now, question is, why are all you guys supporters and collaborators with Soros?

[Londonrake]

I think the crunch will come when somebody reminds Hungary that they're one of the biggest receivers of EU funds.

[Paphitis]

I think the crunch will come when somebody reminds Hungary that they're one of the biggest receivers of EU funds.

You as a Brit should be one of the first to know that money is no replacement to your own culture, customs, pride and dignity. Also democracy.

The EU is dealing with Nationalists here.

Plus, I am sure Britain can send 10 or so Billion over Hungary's way in terms of foreign aid for their veto.

[Lordo]

an age old question is the no-deal option. should it be on the table in the negotiations. and then people give an example of walking into a sowroom to buy a car and how it is essential that one must have th eoption to walk away. all well and good if the two can be comparable but they cannot be.

it is more like a couple who have got married, got a mortgage to buy a house and then had several kids, 10 years down the line, the husband falls in love with this other woman who is really an old hag just dressed up to look bauriful. anyway the husband sues for a divorce. and there are the two lawyers negotiating for a divorce. and the husnband says we have a no deal option. if we don;t agree on the divorce then we can walk away. can you hell. lets say you have done, just moved out and left your home as in abandoned your home.

what do you suppose the judge wil make of that, i can tell you that becasue despite my warnings a friend abandoned his his home and refused to negotiate and of course it ended up in the court.

the judge ruled that the house and the kids go to the wife and the mortgage goes to the husband.

so this idea that manchild's hands are tied behind his back in the negotiations is bullshit. another analogy is go into a meeting and hold a hand granade to his hed threatenig to pull the pin. it really is no choice at all.

interesting conversation on radio this morning where the presenter was asking if you are the pm what would you do. i tried to get on but unforunately i was not able to till they changed the subject to gingernuts and his court case.

anyway what would you do if you were the pm today. i know what he should do, he should begin appologising for all the lies he has told the public from 2016 to this day and promise never to lie again. now that would be a good start.

[Pyrpolizer]

America and Australia are developed as well, as is Japan, Singapore and South Korea and others. China is also transitioning to a developed economy.

It isn't nonsense at all. The EU is the worst performing area out of all sectors, both developed and non developed and that should tell you something right there.

Before going any further show me a link proving your claim.

Sorry I made a mistake. Antarctica is the slowest growing economy then followed by Europe/EU

https://theconversation.com/fact-check- ... -eus-61235

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/0 ... ope-is-an/

https://thesoundingline.com/non-perform ... rst-world/

I knew you were talking nonsense.

So the EU having a growth of 2% (compared to 2.3% of N.America) marks it as the worst performing economy?
Listen Paphitis, I prefer to live in the EU and have 2% growth, than live in Sub Saharian Africa and have 6%, or live in India and China and have even more.

Neeext!! ®

[Pyrpolizer]

I think the crunch will come when somebody reminds Hungary that they're one of the biggest receivers of EU funds.

You as a Brit should be one of the first to know that money is no replacement to your own culture, customs, pride and dignity. Also democracy.

The EU is dealing with Nationalists here.

Plus, I am sure Britain can send 10 or so Billion over Hungary's way in terms of foreign aid for their veto.

Stop it pleeease.

[Lordo]

I think the crunch will come when somebody reminds Hungary that they're one of the biggest receivers of EU funds.

You as a Brit should be one of the first to know that money is no replacement to your own culture, customs, pride and dignity. Also democracy.

The EU is dealing with Nationalists here.

Plus, I am sure Britain can send 10 or so Billion over Hungary's way in terms of foreign aid for their veto.

Stop it pleeease.

bafidi thinks he is in the primary school playground and is trying to do swapsies with his marbles, the irony of all this is not that he lost his but he never had any in the first place.

[miltiades]

I think the crunch will come when somebody reminds Hungary that they're one of the biggest receivers of EU funds.

You as a Brit should be one of the first to know that money is no replacement to your own culture, customs, pride and dignity. Also democracy.

The EU is dealing with Nationalists here.

Plus, I am sure Britain can send 10 or so Billion over Hungary's way in terms of foreign aid for their veto.

Stop it pleeease.

This guy IS really so full of shit
Well at least he is a ....millionaire ....Full of shit !!!

[erolz66]

More and more countries are looking to protect their culture and way of life.

Cultures evolve. If a culture is so weak it can only survive via laws and isolation and borders and other forced means, that try and keep it in some idealised static state, then it is in trouble anyway and such means will always fail in the medium and long term in any case.