Come on...surely you aren't serious Cambridge.

The EU want ever closer union. They want to pool sovereignty over Europe into a superstate whilst asking its people as little as possible how they feel about it.

And you are asking about individual laws we don't like?

Tell me Cambridge...You don't like Ukip....what individual laws did Ukip pass that you don't like or have a problem with?

It's the principle.,,,,As well as the commitments within the treaties.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Name me a law UKIP have passed...

I'm not against Brexit per se, and I tend to agree that the EU is in need of reform and there are significant problems with it in terms of the ability it affords countries to decide on how it regulates industry and the kind of industrial strategy that countries follow. I think there are a lot of admirable things about the EU though and plenty of rights it affords people which are good on a personal level and protections it provides to workers and the environment that I would be concerned would go under the Tories and need enhancing not eradicating. But it hampers a nation's ability to go further with those protections or make them more relevant. Brexit can be a success but won't be under the Tories.

Well the fact that Ukip haven't passed a law is kind of my point.

They haven't affected you in law yet I bet you don't like them....mainly because of their influence and affect and how they affect the political climate.

It's the same with the EU....it's just from the other side.....and the EU actually have massively more power than Ukip.

You may think that the Tories can't handle leaving the EU but I completely disagree that Labour could get anything like as good a deal.

We have already see the illogical positions Labour and your ideological bedfellow Keir have taken up....when seen against the ruthless nature of the EU I think your preference for Labour doesn't hold water.

Having said that...if Labour were actually taking these talks I can't for the life of me believe they would be as accommodating as they put out.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Go and live in Romania then. The joke is that you have more chance of seeing your socialist ideas implemented in an independent Britain than in the capitalist cartel of the EU. Of course, if they were, the doom and gloom that you predict for Brexit would occur many times over.

We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

As we know, two more Italian banks failed over the weekend-- Banco Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca.
The Italian Prime Minister himself stated that depositors’ funds were at risk, so the government stepped in with a bailout and guarantee package that could cost taxpayers as much as 17 billion euros.
That’s a lot of money, around 1% of GDP (it’s basically as much as they spent on national defense last year according to an estimate by Italian think tank IAI).
You don’t have to have a PhD in economics to figure out that NO government can afford to spend its entire defense budget every time a couple of medium-sized banks need a bailout.
That goes especially for Italy, whose public debt level is already 132% of GDP… and rising. They simply don’t have the money.
The thing is........Italy has LOTS of banks that are on the ropes.
Throw into the mix the continual problems in Greece and Spain (along with the Deutsche Bank problems that haven't gone away) then the EU (ECB) looks to be in a bit of a pickle.
But all is well according to many? Hmmmm, good luck with that.

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Sod the foreigners, why not just ask those closer to home how they feel about paying for privately owned institutions to be saved at a cost to the public.........which funnily enough includes your good self.
Why do you find this brand of ''socialism'' acceptable?
You make it up as you go along.

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