Guest MattP Posted 10 December 2011 Posted 10 December 2011 record unemploment public sector strikes euro leaders now make calls without us riots on the streets rich getting richer, the poor, poorer... doin' good... Yeah lets add on a trillion worth of debt as well.
MC Prussian Posted 10 December 2011 Posted 10 December 2011 The whole EU system is flawed. It's somewhat bizarre to watch it all break apart from where I'm living (with Big Brother just around the corner). I remember all too clearly the days leading up to the foundation of the EU some ten, twelve years ago and how the construction was praised for being so "progressive". From Cameron's perspective, the question is: Do you want an ending with a shocker or a shocker without an end?
ithuriel Posted 10 December 2011 Posted 10 December 2011 Though i do not like Cameron i much prefer him to Red Multibland who would have bent over and taken it backward's just like his party has done over the previous decade.
Webbo Posted 10 December 2011 Posted 10 December 2011 It annoys me that the BBC are determined to convince us that this is a disaster. It's possible that they'll be proved right but they're supposed to be impartial, they could at least give the other side.
Yojoe36 Posted 11 December 2011 Author Posted 11 December 2011 It annoys me that the BBC are determined to convince us that this is a disaster. It's possible that they'll be proved right but they're supposed to be impartial, they could at least give the other side. Well the BBC seem to only interview left wing tossers, and barely have a debate on their news programs. Unlike Sky News
ithuriel Posted 11 December 2011 Posted 11 December 2011 It annoys me that the BBC are determined to convince us that this is a disaster. It's possible that they'll be proved right but they're supposed to be impartial, they could at least give the other side. The previous Labour Government nobbled the Beeb remember Blair did not like being asked too many question's. Still can't believe i ever voted for that shower either
accessory Posted 11 December 2011 Posted 11 December 2011 Well the BBC seem to only interview left wing tossers, What, like John Redwood?
ajthefox Posted 11 December 2011 Posted 11 December 2011 http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/clegg-disappointed-over-euro-summit Clegg clearly doesn't approve, but then his opinion probably matter about as much as all of ours do..
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 11 December 2011 Posted 11 December 2011 Being part of the EEC has now become a liability to this country. The Germans and the French appear to have the whip hand, and are only interested in resolving their own financial problems, or so it appears. Concessions to the UK, appear to always be deeply frowned upon, and the big two seem aligned against our interests, and of course are very able to sway the smaller membership, to bow to their will. The only way forward, in my humble opinion, is to re- negotiate, with our interests at heart, and be tough. Failing that, and perhaps an even better option, is to get out all together.
callis Posted 11 December 2011 Posted 11 December 2011 Dangerous Tiger your bang on buddy. We would be alot richer with less cuts.
l444ry Posted 11 December 2011 Posted 11 December 2011 With what he's putting the UK people through I frankly think he's scum. And anyone who subscribes to the notion that he did this for "the sake of the country" is sadly deluded. Cameroon did it so that his Tory banker friends could get away without their 0.05% Transaction Tax. He did it for himself and his backers. I very much doubt the interests of the country even crossed his mind.
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