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Who said the EU's future lies with the Euro? I don't think that's true at all and never has been. In fact, it's nothing more than a derisory attempt from anti-EU people to move away from the point of contention and as such is a classic straw man argument. A single currency can only work if...

OK, I take the "clown" and "numpty" insult back. I'm surprised you felt quite so hurt by these words though!

Your contribution so far to this thread is to bore me to death by calling me tiresome three times. Well done. I know you think I'm tiresome, and I don't care because you're a pompous, deluded no-mark on an internet message board. Now if you haven't got anything else to say that is specific...

Sssssh. The grown ups are talking.

You're arguing a different point from the one I'm making. What I am saying is that beorhthelm's assertion that "a two-tier EU needs to be resolved" is absolute drivel. And you said "one size fits all" has been an utter failure in terms of economic stability. This isn't true either. I'd agree...

Proved wrong at every turn? I don't think so. In fact I know so. But you've always been one of the village idiots on here with an apparent lack of ability to debate coherently so I'm happy to ignore you.

Utter rubbish. What do you mean "this will need to be resolved soon"? There is nothing to resolve. Sharing the same currency does not mean "closer political and economic union with harmonised and centrally dictated tax and spending policies" are fait accompli. And if they do choose to...

It does annoy me that an organisation that is little more than a shouty pressure group gets so many column inches in newspapers as well as television coverage. They haven't come close to winning a single seat. I wish the more centre leaning Tories wouldn't get their knickers in such a twist in...

Indeed - it's very much common sense really. The whole point of a trading bloc is that you improve your bargaining position when joining one. Alternatively, the USA with 280m people is going to be far less desperate to sell to us (population 59m) than the other way round. What impact do you...

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You anti-EU numpties are always telling us that it would take 5 minutes for trade agreements to be renegotiated. Not only is that article telling us this isn't true, it is telling us precisely WHY it isn't true. As I've said before, it's why I don't really feel the need to have this argument...