OT. The futures Bright, the Futures Brexit!!!

[MadAmster]

Just done my bit for democracy and voted in the Dutch EU Election.

Not voted for a Nexit supporting party as they are all ultra right wing racist tossers over here. There was one party that seems to me to want similar things to me that isn't extremist.

What does that party stand for in the European Union?
1. More attention to the position of the elderly
2. Rejecting any form of age discrimination
3. A European Commissioner for Aging Problems
4. Tackling what is needed at European level with the same rules for all Member States
5. Countries that ignore the rules, financially punish them
6. To stay away from issues countries can arrange themselves
7. Reducing European regulations
8. Better cooperation in the field of safety
9. Better cooperation on sustainability
10. More European money for innovation
11. Fewer subsidies for agriculture and prosperous regions
12. More transparency about European decision-making
13. Reduction of salaries and / or allowances for European Commissioners and Members of the European Parliament
14. Delete Strasbourg as a meeting place for the European Parliament

What they don't want:
1. Pan-European pension rules
2. Direct European taxes
3. Further expansion of the European Union
4. A separate budget for countries with the euro
5. A European Finance Minister

[Geoff Parkstone]

That would be for Jan Nagel's lot then?

[ramAnag]

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Just done my bit for democracy and voted in the Dutch EU Election.

Not voted for a Nexit supporting party as they are all ultra right wing racist tossers over here. There was one party that seems to me to want similar things to me that isn't extremist.

What does that party stand for in the European Union?
1. More attention to the position of the elderly
2. Rejecting any form of age discrimination
3. A European Commissioner for Aging Problems
4. Tackling what is needed at European level with the same rules for all Member States
5. Countries that ignore the rules, financially punish them
6. To stay away from issues countries can arrange themselves
7. Reducing European regulations
8. Better cooperation in the field of safety
9. Better cooperation on sustainability
10. More European money for innovation
11. Fewer subsidies for agriculture and prosperous regions
12. More transparency about European decision-making
13. Reduction of salaries and / or allowances for European Commissioners and Members of the European Parliament
14. Delete Strasbourg as a meeting place for the European Parliament

What they don't want:
1. Pan-European pension rules
2. Direct European taxes
3. Further expansion of the European Union
4. A separate budget for countries with the euro
5. A European Finance Minister

‘All ultra right wing racist tossers over here’...no change to the UK then, MA.

Don’t think I’d disagree with much you’ve voted for there, but over here, in the East Midlands at least, I’ve done the only sensible thing and voted Liberal...hopefully if enough do the same it’ll give Labour and the Tories a bloody nose and Farage something altogether more terminal.

[MadAmster]

That would be for Jan Nagel's lot then?

I did give a lot of clues GP

[mistaram]

Hmm so the government can't bail out British Steel because of EU rules but British Steel have just paid the EU £153 million for emissions Sounds fair i suppose

[Manofpride]

May out on the 7th March lets hope we can get someone in who can deliver!

[ramAnag]

May out on the 7th March lets hope we can get someone in who can deliver!

June, not March...but if we’ve learned anything in the last three years it’s that Brexit isn’t deliverable without making us all, except Farage, worse off.

We need someone to admit that this country has been scuppered by Tory infighting and right wing opportunists, accept that the Referendum was dominated by lies, that a ‘no deal’ Brexit was never what was voted for and accept that, because many people aren’t happy with aspects of the EU, there needs to be constructive change.

That can only be brought about by remaining a member and fighting our corner and neither bull**** Boris nor Dominic - ‘I never realised how important Dover was’ - Raab are, imo, the ‘men’ to do it.

[MadAmster]

So, the end of May begins in June after which she will be July replaced by a more August PM

[Manofpride]

June, not March...but if we’ve learned anything in the last three years it’s that Brexit isn’t deliverable without making us all, except Farage, worse off.

We need someone to admit that this country has been scuppered by Tory infighting and right wing opportunists, accept that the Referendum was dominated by lies, that a ‘no deal’ Brexit was never what was voted for and accept that, because many people aren’t happy with aspects of the EU, there needs to be constructive change.

That can only be brought about by remaining a member and fighting our corner and neither bull**** Boris nor Dominic - ‘I never realised how important Dover was’ - Raab are, imo, the ‘men’ to do it.

I stand corrected, I don't know where March come from. Anyway I want someone who is a believer in Brexit this time not a remainer.
They have to deliver what the people voted for an won.

[ramAnag]

I stand corrected, I don't know where March come from. Anyway I want someone who is a believer in Brexit this time not a remainer.
They have to deliver what the people voted for an won.

Usually comes after February.

You really don’t get it do you? It is an irreconcilable fact that only a little over one third of the people voted for it...about the same as the Brexit Party and UKIP are apparently on target to achieve again between them following yesterday’s elections.

Thankfully we should all have something much more entertaining to think about by the time those results are announced but please stop calling 37%...’the people’...it’s simply and demonstrably untrue.