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'Crunch time' for Cameron's EU reforms deal


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5 hours ago, Luc said:

I can't stand how Cameron basically blackmailed the EU into doing what he wants...

That's what the EU does to other countries. They wanted Britain to get rid of the pound sterling and even worse, the crown on pint glasses!

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1 minute ago, UK Monster said:

I'm so confused by this

He's basically trying to prove to us that he can meet our demands whilst remaining in the EU but it's pretty doubtful that he'll be able to do it. He has to get them to loosen their general rules (just for the U.K.) but they'll most likely not agree to because it means many countries will want the same deal.

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1 minute ago, Benji said:

He's basically trying to prove to us that he can meet our demands whilst remaining in the EU but it's pretty doubtful that he'll be able to do it. He has to get them to loosen their general rules (just for the U.K.) but they'll most likely not agree to because it means many countries will want the same deal.

oh ok thankyou I understand now

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7 minutes ago, Benji said:

I'm assuming you meant Northern Ireland? Anyone can play your little game.

Don't underestimate the importance of details. It is no game it is just you have been listening to people misleading about Europe being a synonym for the EU and Britain being a synonym for the UK and have inadvertently been participating in this and repeating the lie.

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I applaud Cameron :applause:

His demands are completely reasonable and will only help Britain.  He has said before he doesn't believe we should leave the EU and voters should vote against as such.  It's just a threat and I hope it works.  The UK doesn't need to be under the thumb of the EU. 

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10 minutes ago, Goosey said:

That's what the EU does to other countries. They wanted Britain to get rid of the pound sterling and even worse, the crown on pint glasses!

They crushed the solar power industry and made 800,000 people jobless in ONE DAY. The BBC doesn't like to talk about that.

The sooner this country stands alone and starts creating an infrastructure the better.

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5 minutes ago, ShockPop said:

They crushed the solar power industry and made 800,000 people jobless in ONE DAY. The BBC doesn't like to talk about that.

The sooner this country stands alone and starts creating an infrastructure the better.

There's too many cons against leaving the EU.  Most importantly the free market and trading.  We/tourists wouldn't have the automatic right of entry into the country or other European countries if we were not apart of the EU either.  

There's several pros of course but in comparison... :wtf:

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5 minutes ago, Dominic Marc said:

There's too many cons against leaving the EU.  Most importantly the free market and trading.  We/tourists wouldn't have the automatic right of entry into the country or other European countries if we were not apart of the EU either.  

There's several pros of course but in comparison... :wtf:

The two most powerful countries in the world are outside of the EU.

Even the UK itself was doing much better before it joined the EU. Think about it, one day Britain has the world's largest , most powerful empire, "The Empire On Which The Sun Never Sets", and then they join the EU, bam! Suddenly they're just some small island answering to Brussels and following the Americans.

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8 minutes ago, Dominic Marc said:

There's too many cons against leaving the EU.  Most importantly the free market and trading.  We/tourists wouldn't have the automatic right of entry into the country or other European countries if we were not apart of the EU either.  

There's several pros of course but in comparison... :wtf:

Those are not cons.

We still have passports. Nothing changes.

We name our price for exports and don't get told we cannot make our own products.

The steel industry now is a clear one. Outside of eu there would be competition. Inside there is collapse.

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5 minutes ago, Goosey said:

The two most powerful countries in the world are outside of the EU.

Even the UK itself was doing much better before it joined the EU. Think about it, one day Britain has the world's largest , most powerful empire, "The Empire On Which The Sun Never Sets", and then they join the EU, bam! Suddenly they're just some small island answering to Brussels and following the Americans.

That's a very exaggerated statement.  We hadn't been the British empire for a while prior to even becoming a member of the EU in the 70s.

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40 minutes ago, Goosey said:

The two most powerful countries in the world are outside of the EU.

Even the UK itself was doing much better before it joined the EU. Think about it, one day Britain has the world's largest , most powerful empire, "The Empire On Which The Sun Never Sets", and then they join the EU, bam! Suddenly they're just some small island answering to Brussels and following the Americans.

The UK actually didn't join the EU they created it. (woops wasn't supposed to post that not sure if it is true and besides a waste of timE)

 

53 minutes ago, ShockPop said:

They crushed the solar power industry and made 800,000 people jobless in ONE DAY. The BBC doesn't like to talk about that.

The sooner this country stands alone and starts creating an infrastructure the better.

They stopped subsidising it didn't they? Solar wasn't viable without the subsidies. Producing elecricity using solar is a waste when you have a housing stock designed to spend coal (save first maintaing current wasteful consumption with renewables is not viable) beats trying to besides any sort of centralised energy production is about control people can produce energy locally. What is needed is to move into tents in the fields and plant turnips. A tape measure is basically it and some marker pegs you could even call your plot crown city unincorporated if you like.

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Just now, deeman said:

The UK actually didn't join the EU they created it.

 

They stopped subsidising it didn't they? Solar wasn't viable without the subsidies. Producing elecricity using solar is a waste when you have a housing stock designed to spend coal. What is needed is to move into tents in the fields and plant turnips. A tape measure is basically it and some marker pegs.

They cut ALL of the subsidies.

These "paybacks" were already paid for by homeowners as part of their tax. The homeowners pay upwards of 5k to get panels and thus fund a multiple industries and keep funding as they save money and spend elsewhere.

Exactly what happened (to me) is that Siemens, not a UK company, decided that they should have all that investment instead. That's the basis of it.

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TiphEret

I think also one of the big issue with the EU is how dense they make their communication and laws so you don't really know at the end what it does. On some aspects I agree like Human rights and such if it can raise the level in most countries as standard and free circulation and such, but I don't think it should have too much control because the Eu is made of very diverse population with different needs. What bothered me a lot with Britain policy was that for almost forever they bitched about the EU saying how they want to live yet they are happy when they get money from EU... so it's like don't be too faced. I think Cameron his trying to save face but if he really thinks it's better to leave then so be it..

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21 minutes ago, ShockPop said:

They cut ALL of the subsidies.

These "paybacks" were already paid for by homeowners as part of their tax. The homeowners pay upwards of 5k to get panels and thus fund a multiple industries and keep funding as they save money and spend elsewhere.

Exactly what happened (to me) is that Siemens, not a UK company, decided that they should have all that investment instead. That's the basis of it.

I had a friend who was also involved in the solar industry. I don't know how viable it is in the Uk as compared to wind or hydro but my point is that UK houses are a liability. They are like a leaking bucket more like a sieve designed very badly many of them in the shade of other buildings and the best solar gain is for heating with south facing windows plus they don't have space for proper food gardens you know really it is much better to start over otherwise your just stuck with these cities that are such a big harm. Check out garbage warrior for example for a good look at how solar can be implemented.

 

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