23 June is a designated rest day at the euros. If we're through to the next round,l'm in, if we're out then I'm out.

And any less than a top 6 finish at Eurovision and they can all feck off.

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Think they've changed the voting system this year so the people have more of a say, this will be even more depressing when millions show their contempt. It's a pile of s*** competition that means nothing but it is a barometer of how much countries like each other.

Would love England to win the Euro champs (yes I know we're not as good as the top nations but stranger things have happened), whilst voting to leave Europe mid tournament.

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Not as well as the Soviet Union did...

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The flip side is that power generation has benefited from cheaper feed stock and fabricators benefited from cheaper steel.

However, no one is saying the Soviet Union has been responsible for peace in Europe since World War II, whereas the 'in' supporters claim that the EU has.
For someone who says he is voting 'out', you seem to spring to the defence of the moribund EU at every opportunity.

It was more of a flippant joke, about how the Soviet managed to keep the Balkans peaceful for 50 odd years, and within a few years of independence, they're dominated by right wing nationalist f**ktards engaging in genocide as policy.

I think there is more to an issue, than just simply deciding yes or no. My reasons for leaving the EU, are probably very different than many others - who seem to think leaving the EU will make 'Britain Great or give the people of Britain greater say or somehow magically transform society into a different nation.

It won't, but it will weaken the capacity of corporate interests to dominate UK politics and provide a position from which the working classes and trade unions could essentially improve their position in terms of wage leverage.

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So would you subsidise UK coal and steel production?

If necessary, yes or engage in programs aimed at relocating people from those areas into areas of high employment whilst slowly closing down the industry. Mass unemployment for the purpose of profit, undermines the national interests of citizens and the responsibility of state to its citizens.

Its hard for a lot of people in the South East, to realise just how brutal the 80s were to industrial towns and cities.

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Not for MI-6 it wouldn't their a foreign intelligence agency, operating outside of British Territory. I don't think agencies will suddenly just go 'f**k those guys and their information' either, they'll be sharing because its in everyone's interest. The risk, I think, is that it could result in MI-5 being more an outsider in terms of influence and in terms of status - As I think its likely that following France and Brussels, European states will use the European Union to forge closers ties between intelligence agencies and likely set up an 'EU desk'.

In reality, not much will change from a Brit Exit, especially short term, maybe long term the necessity will be an emphisis on greater negotiation between the UK and EU.

In truth, the argument, I think comes down to one that there are risks of exit, that really exist because its a change to the current status quo, I don't think anyone can be really sure without knowing what a BritExit would mean - I don't foresee much change if we exit, as I'd imagine the UK government will engineer us into the ETA like Norway.

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250 business leaders support Brexit:

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"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02