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The EU Referendum IN or OUT?

• The EU Referendum IN or OUT?

• The EU Referendum IN or OUT?

  FantasticMR > 23/06/2016, 14:32

  Despite there being many tits in politics this area of the forum is largely untouched, especially with what I'm hoping is only a brief hiatus from Clitterbug. Being that he was our major source of info on current political events it now sadly falls to one man (at least we think it's a he) to help you make an informed decision on the future of our great country. IN or OUT?
  
  Some say he served by the side of the Queen as head Corgi. Other sources suggest he was seen smoking Romeo y Julietas with Churchill before becoming instrumental in our victory on the beaches of Normandy. Whatever his role in history, how does Heir Briss see our future with the EU?

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  Hilary Briss > 23/06/2016, 14:34

  Well you have to respect the Krauts.
  
  At least they tried.
  
  Twice.

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  StrumSolo > 23/06/2016, 14:38

  If we vote to leave, will there be tariffs on Eastern European titty channels?

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  iamme > 23/06/2016, 14:49

  do we still get to shake it all about?

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  dVIOUS > 23/06/2016, 14:49

  Also for the privilege of having Turkey join, we have sent our own dedicated team there to help them get member status, costing us(the eu) a mere £1.2 Billion

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  iamme > 23/06/2016, 14:59

  (23/06/2016, 14:45)dVIOUS Wrote: Mainly because everything the remain campaign have put forward is complete baseless propaganda aimed at scaring people into staying.

  
  To be fair, both sides have spat out their fair share of bullshit about the effects of not doing what they say.

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  confusedCoyote > 23/06/2016, 15:09

  (23/06/2016, 14:49)dVIOUS Wrote: Also for the privilege of having Turkey join, we have sent our own dedicated team there to help them get member status, costing us(the eu) a mere £1.2 Billion

  
  Why is that even an issue? The UK has a veto on this issue when they have completed the steps required to become a member? Is Turkey likely to join the EU?
  
  Even if all the other countries vote for Turkey to join and we vote against then Turkey can't become a member!

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  StrumSolo > 23/06/2016, 15:21

  

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  ReedeFox > 23/06/2016, 15:23

  

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  confusedCoyote > 23/06/2016, 15:32

  What has Europe ever done for us?
  
  
  
  
  
  Apologies to Monty Python
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