The EU is one big slave ring, hidden behind bureaucracy of course.

And being working class and coming from the city of William Wilberforce, there is just no way I can support it.

You are already a wage slave.

The risk of destroying our civilisation.

http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/03...-worry-us-all/

‘Turkey deserves its place at the top table of European politics – and that is what I will fight for.’


6 years ago Alf.

The PM knows they are not stable , now
under this Hard Leader.


He is in Brussels now
as our PM has paid Turkey Big money
to stop sending Illegals over to Greece
A deal set up by the German Woman Leader.
http://news.sky.com/story/1661327/eu...t-migrant-deal


Turkey can not join if it keeps shutting down TV and newspapers

So its well beyond Dave's term

Slave?


This is not Africa or Saudi Arabia
Kizzy

I agree, I think Turkey in the EU is a very long way off.

Although one of Turkey's requirements for the migrant deal is expected to be speeding up the process of their EU membership.Let's hope they can come to an agreement without that.The last thing we as an EU member need is the door opening to Turkey for multiple reasons.

But only when Turkey is a Fair Nation
not before that - No Fecking Speed up thats Hype

Let's hope not.Though a deal works two ways.You have to give to get anything.

UK / Germany are paying Cash
for this Deal


The rest is in Ultra Long Grass

It's a turn of phrase aristabot don't worry about it :joker:

Pat knows the score

An article about the banks should we exit.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/...nkers-from-uk/

We can't risk this clown running our country.

To the undecided on this thread.
May I please ask, and naturally no one need answer if they don't wish to, there are 6 names here who felt and maybe still do feel undecided.

Has anything from either camp Nationally or over the media,addressed any of the doubts,concerns and questions they may have or had.

The undecided are the important people as to the whole debate of being in or out,and I was just curious as to whether those who started off in this poll as being undecided have felt any strong inclination now either way as time has gone on.

To the undecided, just look at what happened today, and ask yourself, are we really safer in Europe's free movement? or would we be safer by controlling our own borders?

Still not totally decided here Joey' however the Brexit MP campaigners are enough to to make me vote to stay in.
I will listen to what is being said on both sides and hopefully all will become clearer nearer the time to vote.

Well said Alf! :clap1::clap1::clap1:

And that would prevent what exactly?

I don't know, but we know what doesn't prevent it.

How many atrocities in Europe is that now, in just the 16 year's of this century? is it not that many? or too many?

And what of the terrorist attacks that have happened outside Europe, are you going to suggest we remove ourselves from the world? What if we out trumped trump and all live under a nice shiny dome?

There must be lights burning brighter somewhere
Got to be birds flying higher in a sky more blue
If I can dream of a better land
Where all my brothers walk hand in hand
Tell me why, oh why, oh why can't my dream come true

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/1...l?sf22977314=1


I'm out.

Quite frankly for me what happened today makes me stronger as to staying in.

The last message I want sent to IS is that Europe is not together on this against their despicable actions.

I also would prefer if Europe is going to take any decisions in the future as to dealing with IS then I want the UK at the head of things helping to make sure it is got as right as it can be.
No way do I wish for any terrorist group seeing any break ups in European nations being together.
Just my view and feelings and its fair to say we probably would not be any safer from this vile group in or out to be honest.
However unity is strength, so the saying goes.

Thanks very much for your response Smudgie.:wavey:
I was just interested because now on this poll, we have no idea how if any minds of the undecided are made up as they cannot alter that as to the poll.

I do get what you mean as to some in the exit side :joker:,Chris Grayling, Boris Johnson,Theresa Villiers and certainly Ian Duncan Smith would likely have me moving to the in side,if I was undecided for sure.