You didn't think that through, did you?Yep, more should do it.. All the remainers...?? Start with you flecc...
All remainers couldn't do it, there wouldn't be anything for them to give Agrees or Likes to with only leavers posting.
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You didn't think that through, did you?Yep, more should do it.. All the remainers...?? Start with you flecc...
I have lots of personal issues, living in the denial of facts isn't one of them...
The populist right wing is 26% of the EU's population, I already posted that figure a while back. Now if we were in the USA that would be a presidential majority but in the EU only in Austria. For those who have problems with history there was a guy with a moustache born in Austria a while back... The only people I have met who were challenging the Austrians for being the most right wing racists on the continent were the Swiss and the English. And I said English, not the British, that was back in the day of the National Front.
So what...Like I said try it Flecc..You didn't think that through, did you?
All remainers couldn't do it, there wouldn't be anything for them to give Agrees or Likes to with only leavers posting.
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I think things things through successfully, unlike you.So what...Like I said try it Flecc..
Surprised you support it, there wouldnt be a thread if more did it. Perhaps you should try thinking things through, I suppose you tried.
This intent is over 25 years old and has NATO's approval:Welcome to the EUSSR remoaners!. ...
https://theworldnews.net/gb-news/eu-army-germany-reveals-joint-force-already-taking-shape-we-re-working-quickly
EU ARMY: Germany reveals joint force ALREADY taking shape - 'We’re working quickly'
Ursula Von der Leyen said Europe “needs to improve its ability to act on behalf of its own security” at a time of global uncertainty, adding major progress has been made towards realising a joint defence force.
Like the development of the EU’s single market and free movement principle, developing a European army will take time, she said.
But she said cooperation between member states has been boosted in recent months thanks to new reforms and the “obvious benefit” of working together.
Writing in the German newspaper Handelsblatt, Ms Von der Leyen hit back at claims by another German politician who argued the EU should forge ahead with building a “real European army” instead of just talking about it.
In response, she said Wolfgang Clement was right in principle but had neglected to mention “the progress we Europeans have made in the last few years”.
She said: “Europe’s army is already taking shape.
“Reforms over the past months and years have brought our armed forces closer together. We're working quickly.
Angela Merkel is supportive of an EU army alongside France's Emmanuel Macron
His vision was backed by Ms Merkel who said she supported a “real, true” European army.
But the prospect of an EU army has received fierce criticism from British Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson, who warned any force which rivaled NATO would undermine international security.
Branding the plan “crazy and dangerous”, Mr Williamson vowed Britain would “never” be part of the project.
He went on to condemn the majority of EU member states who had failed to hit the NATO military spending target of two percent of GDP - a list which includes France and Germany.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has branded the EU army plan 'crazy' (Image: GETTY IMAGES)
Twenty-five EU members have already pledged to combine their military forces on a regular basis through the Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) pact.
Launched in late 2017, the agreement already involves projects including the formation of the EUFOR Crisis Response Operation Core which some see as a precursor to a fully fledged EU army.
I think things things through successfully, unlike you.
Of course I support the thread, I started it and it's the most successful thread in the history of this site!
And it's over a third of the way to match the most posted thread ever in the Guinness Book of Records, with perhaps years of trade negotiations to come.
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Yes you were spending more money... BUT it was buying less. That is the consequence of a 20% reduction in exchange rate. It you export ,a weak sterling means your goods will undercut an opponent in the export market. If you import, a strong sterling ,means you use less of your reserves to buy in goods.Says me.
We have never spent more money than in 2018.
You are looking at December spending in some shops. I'm talking about everything and everywhere.
We have never spent more money. Just because some shops profits fell doesn't mean we weren't spening monies hand over fist.
Fiona Bruce chaired on BBC QT tonight.
what do you think?
easy in the eye?
Yes you were spending more money... BUT it was buying less. That is the consequence of a 20% reduction in exchange rate. It you export ,a weak sterling means your goods will undercut an opponent in the export market. If you import, a strong sterling ,means you use less of your reserves to buy in goods.
Yep, more should do it.. All the remainers...?? Start with you flecc...
But it hasn't stopped the Trolls trolling has it?glad you said twitter
if a second referendum is for remain, then the electorate would have lost faith in the conservatives and they will lose power for a generation.Just listened to Jeremy Hunt on Radio 4 with the latest "Project Fear" intended to promote TM's Deal with the EU
He has a pair of new Buzzwords ..... "Brexit Paralysis"
And both he and the BBC goon interviewing him steered well clear of mentioning another referendum, as if such a possibility was too terrible to contemplate.
I doubt that is true, they have always been able to con the UK voters, all you have to do is appeal to their greed , insecurity and vanity, and no matter what the Government do to damage the country, these gullible voters will follow like sheep.if a second referendum is for remain, then the electorate would have lost faith in the conservatives and they will lose power for a generation.
Remember my previous posts about this ?Welcome to the EUSSR remoaners!. ...
https://theworldnews.net/gb-news/eu-army-germany-reveals-joint-force-already-taking-shape-we-re-working-quickly
EU ARMY: Germany reveals joint force ALREADY taking shape - 'We’re working quickly'
Ursula Von der Leyen said Europe “needs to improve its ability to act on behalf of its own security” at a time of global uncertainty, adding major progress has been made towards realising a joint defence force.
Like the development of the EU’s single market and free movement principle, developing a European army will take time, she said.
But she said cooperation between member states has been boosted in recent months thanks to new reforms and the “obvious benefit” of working together.
Writing in the German newspaper Handelsblatt, Ms Von der Leyen hit back at claims by another German politician who argued the EU should forge ahead with building a “real European army” instead of just talking about it.
In response, she said Wolfgang Clement was right in principle but had neglected to mention “the progress we Europeans have made in the last few years”.
She said: “Europe’s army is already taking shape.
“Reforms over the past months and years have brought our armed forces closer together. We're working quickly.
Angela Merkel is supportive of an EU army alongside France's Emmanuel Macron
His vision was backed by Ms Merkel who said she supported a “real, true” European army.
But the prospect of an EU army has received fierce criticism from British Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson, who warned any force which rivaled NATO would undermine international security.
Branding the plan “crazy and dangerous”, Mr Williamson vowed Britain would “never” be part of the project.
He went on to condemn the majority of EU member states who had failed to hit the NATO military spending target of two percent of GDP - a list which includes France and Germany.
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has branded the EU army plan 'crazy' (Image: GETTY IMAGES)
Twenty-five EU members have already pledged to combine their military forces on a regular basis through the Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) pact.
Launched in late 2017, the agreement already involves projects including the formation of the EUFOR Crisis Response Operation Core which some see as a precursor to a fully fledged EU army.
I don't agree. We have had intense political debates ever since A50 was triggered.I doubt that is true, they have always been able to con the UK voters, all you have to do is appeal to their greed , insecurity and vanity, and no matter what the Government do to damage the country, these gullible voters will follow like sheep.