Protest against foreign workers

MargaretR said:
Joining the European Union has turned out to have implications that were not envisaged at the time we joined.
This recession may well start a movement to get us out.
I do not know whether it is feasible, but right now I feel it is desirable
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May be feasible but as they are trying to force the ammended Lisbon Treaty on us I would rate the chance as greater than finding life on Jupiter. Its a sad state of affairs when the economy of an individual country cannot be healed because a bunch of europrats have us locked up with such stupid ideas controls and laws. Wedont like whats happening but as the Commen Market evolved we have become trapped. The workers may want to force change but the tangled mess that is EU law favours those that dont. ITs very unequal, partisan, dictorial and as flexible as Mount Everest.

Wounder if when the BENELUX countries started this idea out many moons ago the envisaged this would be the outcome? In 50 years they have made a complete disaster for many but a boon for others the French. They laid the foundation and it has grown out of control and to me is now just a cancerous grow slowly killing this country. Sadly though we have no surgeon with enough balls to say enough is enough and cut it from us. :(
 
MargaretR said:
Joining the European Union has turned out to have implications that were not envisaged at the time we joined.
This recession may well start a movement to get us out.
I do not know whether it is feasible, but right now I feel it is desirable
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the thing is we will probably be in the euro in 2 years as the pound crashes and we dont need to devalue it to join..or could we negotiate somewhere along the line???????????
 
Gordie said:
Good old Tony made sure of that. How can you seriously blame Tony Blair
you idiot :(
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Because he's the one, aided and abetted by Gordon that got us so embedded in Europe for his own ends and not the benefit of GB plc, clown
 
From what I remember we went into Europe purely for trade reasons.
Both parties have dragged us further in in an attempt to get on the European Gravy Train.

Why screw 60 million when you can screw 600 million?:mosher:
 
Benipete said:
From what I remember we went into Europe purely for trade reasons.
Both parties have dragged us further in in an attempt to get on the European Gravy Train.

Why screw 60 million when you can screw 600 million?:mosher:
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The concept of the Common Market was good, but a Federal States of Europe, no thank you
 
these protests are like bolting the stable door after the horse has shot...

too little too late - end of the day it comes down to capitalism. its down to money who's gonna save you more and who's gonna make you more. as romantic as it would be for manchester united to play with 11 english men cause they're an "english" club it wont happen as man u owners wanna make a profit so they'll sign who they need to make them the most money for the best value.

its the same for total - they wanna make the most money for the least amount spent, just as every other company in the world wants to.

there was a pic on the net saying army people just remember, your weapons and vests were made by the company who successfully made them the cheapest way possible.
 
jaysay said:
Because he's the one, aided and abetted by Gordon that got us so embedded in Europe for his own ends and not the benefit of GB plc, clown
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It was Tony to blame first,now it`s also Gordon to blame.You would have been nearer the mark if you blamed Maggie and her ministers.:rolleyes:
Idiot
 
Gordie said:
It was Tony to blame first,now it`s also Gordon to blame.You would have been nearer the mark if you blamed Maggie and her ministers.:rolleyes:
Idiot
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:) here here..by eck the bloke has spoken sense for once...the Thatcher and Major Goverments talked a good fight against EU inclusion but knew all along they needed the EU ... just as the present Tories...it's pretty obvious which way the Company Directors of Total, or any other massive multi-national lean when it comes to support of a politacal party.. they are all Tory! I'll say again that the supporters of the Tories (big business) are estatic about the present freedom of cheap labour to be distributed across Europe without restrictions.. they love it and so do the Tories!
 
Mancie said:
:) here here..by eck the bloke has spoken sense for once...the Thatcher and Major Goverments talked a good fight against EU inclusion but knew all along they needed the EU ... just as the present Tories...it's pretty obvious which way the Company Directors of Total, or any other massive multi-national lean when it comes to support of a politacal party.. they are all Tory! I'll say again that the supporters of the Tories (big business) are estatic about the present freedom of cheap labour to be distributed across Europe without restrictions.. they love it and so do the Tories!
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It would be rather interesting to know if you support that fat mumbling gob ****e who occupies No 10 at the moment?
 
i understand the protest and i do sympathise but dont we have a free market to seek gainful employment in any eu state? im sure we have british workers abroad to.
 
Ossywarrior said:
i understand the protest and i do sympathise but dont we have a free market to seek gainful employment in any eu state? im sure we have british workers abroad to.
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About 3million but I'm sure they will be glad to be sent home in a tit for tat battle.:confused:
 
Benipete said:
We have got the best/worst Tory gov. ever.:confused::confused:
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Have we now?.. if we still had Thatcher these "illegal" wildcat strikes and picketing would have been dealt with in a different manner.. I mean the battons would be wielded and horseback charges against the "offenders".. you want to go back to that?
 
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