portslade seagull
Well-known member
Come on then if we are so desperate to stay in the EU why haven't successive governments not given up the £. Nobody has answered this
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
I see Obama and his puppet were playing golf yesterday.Clubs by Calloway,course furniture by Par Aide,& Standard Golf,EZ-GO buggies etc.Does he think we can't or won't get the same quality equipment from China if he starts playing silly-beggars with our trade.Same applies to everything from electronics to garden products-Muppet!
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
The man on the street will look at immigration jobs and prospects and vote out......
GT49er
Well-known member
Hopefully!
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
3 votes out in the Gold household so far,will be 4 if i can convince the youngest.....turns 18 in May.
Because we want access to the EU internal market - essential to our economy and trade - but also want the control and flexibility of our own currency. It is not a difficult question to answer.
drew
Drew
What are you babbling on about?
We already get a lot of our electronics from the far east. Same for cars and loads of other products.
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
A blank canvass.....perfect....meanwhile the world will throw it's money into our safe haven status....we charge of course.....the perfect storm..
pastafarian
Well-known member
look at all that grey Global potential
lets break free and Vote Leave now before the blue bit collapses,stop being so EU insular and trade with the world unrestricted by Brussels
you know it makes sense
Irish_Seagull
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- Mar 25, 2014
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skipper734
Registered ruffian
I shall start posting in caps soon if the people hankering after trade deals don't do a little research and find out exactly what they are. Lets say the yanks get to like Marmite, the septics already have a similar but inferior product called Dadmite. To protect sales of Dadmite they put a 50% tariff on imports of Marmite. Doesn't stop the Marmite American appreciation and purchase of Marmite. That just carries on, only Marmite gets a bit more expensive in the USA.
Marmite inc. then decide to combat this injustice so they either buy out Dadmite and junk it, or start producing Marmite in the old Dadmite Factory in the good old USA thus circumventing the tariff on Marmite.
See Cadburys becoming an American product.( Not involving tariffs) There are lots of variations on the above.
Marmite inc. then decide to combat this injustice so they either buy out Dadmite and junk it, or start producing Marmite in the old Dadmite Factory in the good old USA thus circumventing the tariff on Marmite.
See Cadburys becoming an American product.( Not involving tariffs) There are lots of variations on the above.
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
What if India and China take a liking to Dadmite?
americanBHAFC
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- Apr 22, 2016
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I know I would like to see you guys leave, its in your best interest economically speaking, (majored in econ). Being as Obama was speaking 'on behalf of America' when he was commenting on a Brexit, I was curious to see where the rest of the Americans laid, although our opinion doesn't matter in this.
So I went to a mostly American forum and posted almost word for word the same question. The results were astonishing to be honest.
So I went to a mostly American forum and posted almost word for word the same question. The results were astonishing to be honest.
supaseagull
Well-known member
Obamas intervention had actually made me away more toward out. If we go to the "back of the queue" on trade then perhaps we can ask them to vacate the airbases they have over here.
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Thanks for posting, unfortunately a lot of easily led believe that Barack speaks for the USA...... and the UK as well.
GoldWithFalmer
Seaweed! Seaweed!
They can keep them,we just put the rates up..failing that we threaten to remove them and invite the Russians in.......they would soon give us what we want
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I know I would like to see you guys leave, its in your best interest economically speaking, (majored in econ). Being as Obama was speaking 'on behalf of America' when he was commenting on a Brexit, I was curious to see where the rest of the Americans laid, although our opinion doesn't matter in this.
So I went to a mostly American forum and posted almost word for word the same question. The results were astonishing to be honest.
Thanks for posting this, may be the Americans are more clued up than I being led to think.
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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Well I think that even American commentators agree that their fellow-countrymen are currently far more interested in pictures of their leader with Prince George or being driven by the Duke of Edinburro than nuanced stuff about European politics. Ask them a question like this and they can only reply one way. It proves nothing. Rather more relevant perhaps are the views of the British and Commonwealth citizens who are living here and will be voting. Check out the poll at the beginning of this thread for that.
drew
Drew
Well if that's your preference go ahead!