[Sirius]

Originally Posted by Osem

For now it would but how long before that 'right' of determination heads to Brussels like so many others if the Eurocrats decide that's what they want in order to keep their show on the road?

The trouble with moving goalposts is that sooner or later ordinary people start to realise that nothing is sacred anymore, nothing is guaranteed, nothing can be banked upon (pun intended) and then say no more! When that starts happening on a large scale are the Eurocrats going to accept it? The don't like 'No' votes do they? What were emergency, 'one off', measures can suddenly become tools of control used against those who've had enough of the EU and what it's become.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21832187

After this is over no matter what the EU leader sorry i mean German Spokesman say's i would not like to be a German on Holiday in Cyprus.

German government spokesman Steffen Seibert echoed Mr Asmussen, saying: "How the country makes its contribution, how it makes the payments, is up to the Cyprus government."

Protesters in Cyprus have held up banners blaming Germany for the controversial bailout deal.

However, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble insisted he and the International Monetary Fund had been in favour of "respecting a deposit guarantee for accounts up to 100,000" euros.

He said it was the Cypriot government, the European Commission and the European Central Bank that had decided on the levy terms and that "they now must explain this to the Cypriot people".

Speaker Yiannakis Omirou, of the EDEK party, said: "Parliament is called to legalise a decision to rob depositors blind, against every written and unwritten law. We refuse to subscribe to this."

The more i read about this the more i am determined that if we ever get the chance of a yes no vote i will vote to leave the EU