O/T DDay for Brexit..well sort of...

[rolymiller]

The problem of doing that tho is like feeding squirrels nuts, they tend to stop looking for themselves and rely on others to feed them.

I know what you mean Biglad its the distraction/ deflection tactic he uses on me as well.

[WanChaiMiller]

Dangerous in the way it gets things done, if countries vote against something the EU want to happen it will make new rules and regulations to force whatever they want to happen and it will happen. The EU have a history of doing this.

I dont agree with you. But, lets play along, give an example.

[BigLadonOS]

I dont agree with you. But, lets play along, give an example.

Prove me wrong yourself find something that does that ok.

[rolymiller]

Good tactic biglad but naughty...the problem with that is that even if people dont come up with a counter argument it still dunt prove your argument is right. It you forward some evidence that your adversaries can't counter then your argument stands up better.

[BigLadonOS]

Good tactic biglad but naughty...

I dont care lol

[WanChaiMiller]

Prove me wrong yourself find something that does that ok.

Ok. Ive seen Kerr has asked the same questions I had lined up and noticed you could not answer them.

[rolymiller]

I dont care lol

pmsl big lad. Ya can't just take your ball home!

[KerrAvon]

That is where you are wrong. What you need to do is go and find out the facts of NATO and then see why it would be nothing like a EU army. If you cannot educate yourself on such matters there is no way that anyone else could educate you on it.

Ok, if you are going to be coy, let me deal with your three points.

1, We might have to send British troops in to a war that GB want no part of.

We might in NATO too. At the heart of the security element of the Lisbon Treaty is the notion of mutual defence (Article 42.7 of the treaty). That's exactly the same principle that NATO is based on (see Article 5 of the Washington declaration).

2,. Who would this army take orders from? When the British Army is under NATO command it takes orders from NATO. One assumes that a similar principle would apply to an operation under EU command.

3, How would the army work together with so many language barriers? In NATO, German soldiers speak German, Spanish soldiers speak Spanish and so it goes on. They don't all become multilingual in a way that they wouldn't in the EU.

I don't see a European military force as
being either desirable or necessary, but you are persisting in making a bum point.

[BigLadonOS]

Ok, if you are going to be coy, let me deal with your three points.

1, We might have to send British troops in to a war that GB want no part of.

We might in NATO too. At the heart of the security element of the Lisbon Treaty is the notion of mutual defence (Article 42.7 of the treaty). That's exactly the same principle that NATO is based on (see Article 5 of the Washington declaration).

2,. Who would this army take orders from? When the British Army is under NATO command it takes orders from NATO. One assumes that a similar principle would apply to an operation under EU command.

3, How would the army work together with so many language barriers? In NATO, German soldiers speak German, Spanish soldiers speak Spanish and so it goes on. They don't all become multilingual in a way that they wouldn't in the EU.

I don't see a European military force as
being either desirable or necessary, but you are persisting in making a bum point.

Bum point? I dont think so mate. The EU want an EU army but why would they even be talking about an EU army when every country in the EU bloc bar 5 (Austria, Finland, Ireland, Malta, and Sweden) are already member states of NATO? It is because the Germans and French are not in charge of NATO and the corrupt EU do not like that fact. Simples.

[BigLadonOS]

Ok. Ive seen Kerr has asked the same questions I had lined up and noticed you could not answer them.

OK you are right I cannot answer them and I give up to your superior knowledge on how the EU works. Please forgive me for even daring to question that.