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Acrylic-bob · 22-06-2004, 04:59

We know from recent experience that the EU is rife with corruption from the highest levels to the lowest. In italy it is seen as a soft touch and is used by the mafia to fund their activities. I am sure that Eastern European criminal organiisations are already hard at work milking the system for all that they can get out of it, while that welsh windbag Kinnock and his wife sit in Brussels and pontificate on what is best for us.

Incidentally, I met his wife once, what a snooty, stuck-up mare! Clearly under the impression that she was in some way better than us mere plebs.

I notice in the news yesterday that htere was an announcement that the Referendum on the EU Consitution would not be held until the end of 2006. That is two and a half years away. Tony Bleeeuugh is obviously hoping that we will all get bored with protesting about it and the thing will be passed with a low turnout. Apparently oblivious to the fact that, one way or another, he will be out of a job come the General Election.

22-06-2004, 04:59	#23
Acrylic-bob God Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Tragic Conn Posts: 4,007 Blog Entries: 15 Liked: 3 times Rep Power: 2473	Re: Should we pull out of Europe? We know from recent experience that the EU is rife with corruption from the highest levels to the lowest. In italy it is seen as a soft touch and is used by the mafia to fund their activities. I am sure that Eastern European criminal organiisations are already hard at work milking the system for all that they can get out of it, while that welsh windbag Kinnock and his wife sit in Brussels and pontificate on what is best for us. Incidentally, I met his wife once, what a snooty, stuck-up mare! Clearly under the impression that she was in some way better than us mere plebs. I notice in the news yesterday that htere was an announcement that the Referendum on the EU Consitution would not be held until the end of 2006. That is two and a half years away. Tony Bleeeuugh is obviously hoping that we will all get bored with protesting about it and the thing will be passed with a low turnout. Apparently oblivious to the fact that, one way or another, he will be out of a job come the General Election.