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Old 28-09-2011, 19:23   #24
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Re: Europe wants to impose financial transaction taxes ...

I'm waiting on Nick Clegg to come and tell us it's a fantastic idea, wonderful for Europe and Britain, well, 40% of our exports (and 50% of our imports but let's ignore that bit) are from Europe, though of course this would change without the European tariffs.

Bit like the Common Fisheries Policy, Common Agricultural Policy, free movement of people, etc.

Clegg and his crew of Eurosycophants I'm sure will have some excuse why this is great.

Just as an idea of how sycophantic they are there's a group in the European Parliament - the Union of European Federalists. Its President is a Liberal Democrat MEP.

He loves this.
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