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Sure thing Margaret....... http://leftfootforward.org/2015/05/junckers-message-to-the-eu-tax-evasion-is-not-that-big-a-deal/ Eu and US corporations really couldn't have a better man to deal with in the EU could they...........he's been so helpful to them in the past.

Why wouldn't he be............. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/dec/14/jean-claude-juncker-luxembourg-tax-deals-controversy http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/entertainment/music/news/u2-frontman-bonos-tax-avoidance-depriving-poor-28509721.html

Adam Smith advocated lassiez faire free market economics, and it's why the wealth of nations was Margaret Thatcher's bible. I have no doubt that the economic theory has merit, however in the context of a free labour market in the EU it will not deliver fairness for the vulnerable low skilled...

No, I accept the consequences of globalisation and what that means for workers.........and largely it's not good. Contrary to many on here I just don't accept that workers are definitively better off by being in the EU........job security is not a given in or out. In fact it's now much worse...

Yes, there's a lot of it about...... http://www.dw.com/en/brazil-torture-lawsuit-against-vw/a-18731165 What do you expect from capitalists.......if they are not land grabbing or supporting murderous regimes they are avoiding taxes...

Ok, so if I follow the line of travel, your view is that workers jobs are fair game on the basis of unethical conduct by the Boards of companies they work for? I doubt if the hundreds of largely low skilled workers for Tate and Lyle in Silvertown London will understand that sentiment despite...

No I didn't I provided two, but if you were honest you don't care about the workers in this debate, it's all about the money and the veneration of corporatism...

I'm not sure what your point is? I was responding to a post that indicated jobs would be safer and business costs will be lower if we stay in the EU. Neither point is unequivocally correct, as the Ford example demonstrates. I don't deny the realities of globalisation, companies are run by...

But there is already red tape and conditions imposed by the EU for trading within the "free market" and these are not unequivocally in the interests of businesses or consumers. The reality with such costs are that ultimately the consumer picks up the tab. The CAP is a perfect example of this...

Following yesterday's decision by some EU states to override the national sovereignty by other EU states, Tony Benn's assessment of the whole circus when Lisbon was signed is more prophetic than ever........... https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=o0I-ZdvQz1o The real tragedy is this has already...