Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35823115)

The BBC is extremely pro Europe, by the way you spelt Rhetoric incorrectly. How embarrassing lol.

Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35823118)

Sorry Mr Dymmy, nice use of emotes to punctuate your posts though. It gives them a very professional an mature feel.

Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35823136)

I know how I will vote an why I will vote that way. You still haven't explained the difficultys in buying from Japan or the USA? Which you say Britain will encounter if it leaves the EU. So back up your statement.


You clearly do not understand the KISS method of life,

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Explain this post please. As you think those that want to leave are "blinkered"

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35823101)

Try buying from the states, or from Japan then you'll understand that it isn't the "what if's" that you've ignored from others which have posted in many posts but actual facts.

We only get free trade benefits as part of the EU, if we're not part then we do not get the benefits and we won't get an agreement unless we capitulate.

The only country outside of the EU yet in the EAA and EFTA is norway and they had to agree to abide by a lot of EU directives to get there.. Also the red tape that people complain about when dealing with the EU will still be there if we trade with them from outside.

I'm not saying we stay in or come out but for gawd sake take off your blinkers and read the posts :banghead:

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35823101)

Try buying from the states, or from Japan then you'll understand that it isn't the "what if's" that you've ignored from others which have posted in many posts but actual facts.

We only get free trade benefits as part of the EU, if we're not part then we do not get the benefits and we won't get an agreement unless we capitulate.

The only country outside of the EU yet in the EAA and EFTA is norway and they had to agree to abide by a lot of EU directives to get there.. Also the red tape that people complain about when dealing with the EU will still be there if we trade with them from outside.

I'm not saying we stay in or come out but for gawd sake take off your blinkers and read the posts :banghead:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35823060)

That what have said all along, we need to be told pros and cons.

Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35823144)

Can we see these ACTUAL FACTS, please.

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35823101)

Try buying from the states, or from Japan then you'll understand that it isn't the "what if's" that you've ignored from others which have posted in many posts but actual facts.

We only get free trade benefits as part of the EU, if we're not part then we do not get the benefits and we won't get an agreement unless we capitulate.

The only country outside of the EU yet in the EAA and EFTA is norway and they had to agree to abide by a lot of EU directives to get there.. Also the red tape that people complain about when dealing with the EU will still be there if we trade with them from outside.

I'm not saying we stay in or come out but for gawd sake take off your blinkers and read the posts :banghead:

Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35823152)

How much of this statement can you back up with educated facts? To the loyal members of this forum?

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35823101)

Try buying from the states, or from Japan then you'll understand that it isn't the "what if's" that you've ignored from others which have posted in many posts but actual facts.

We only get free trade benefits as part of the EU, if we're not part then we do not get the benefits and we won't get an agreement unless we capitulate.

The only country outside of the EU yet in the EAA and EFTA is norway and they had to agree to abide by a lot of EU directives to get there.. Also the red tape that people complain about when dealing with the EU will still be there if we trade with them from outside.

I'm not saying we stay in or come out but for gawd sake take off your blinkers and read the posts :banghead:

Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35823163)

Isn't it about now we get the "bickering chidren" post? ;)

Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35823160)

So you cannot back up anything in the above comment, to put it in a way you will understand .....


PMSL ;):D:shocked::D

Originally Posted by tweedle (Post 35823096)

You just hate Britain, you're long term unemployed through laziness not need. An you HATE your country. Mostly due to envy and hate, you want everyone to have nothing because you cannot be arsed to provide yourself with nice things. Although RT may have a job for you.

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35823168)

After your attack earlier on another member I'm gonna refrain from feeding the troll

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35823101)

Try buying from the states, or from Japan then you'll understand that it isn't the "what if's" that you've ignored from others which have posted in many posts but actual facts.

We only get free trade benefits as part of the EU, if we're not part then we do not get the benefits and we won't get an agreement unless we capitulate.

The only country outside of the EU yet in the EAA and EFTA is norway and they had to agree to abide by a lot of EU directives to get there.. Also the red tape that people complain about when dealing with the EU will still be there if we trade with them from outside.

I'm not saying we stay in or come out but for gawd sake take off your blinkers and read the posts :banghead:

Originally Posted by ianch99 (Post 35823173)

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 35823034)

But that will hurt us with free trade..

Now where's the SWINGS & ROUNDABOUTS emoticon when you need one.

My main worry about leaving will be being forced back in recession and also how leaving will effect my work. Where as I worry about staying and having now a red card system that could be used very much against us as well as Europe dragging us down when the true cost of the migrant disaster hits...