That is not clear with any of themApparently we give him our vote, but he hasn't told us what we get in return yet.
That is not clear with any of themApparently we give him our vote, but he hasn't told us what we get in return yet.
That is not clear with any of them
I haven't seen a pro's and con's list but but people would give points their own weightings according to their beliefs anyway. Some will weigh taking back control higher than economic effects, others the opposite. Nobody really knows the 'considerable losses' or for that matter the gains in economic terms. Personally I don't want to see the EU collapse over this, it has it's use, just not for us.That's not giving, that's taking away. Still waiting to hear what we get in exchange. I see no tangible upsides to the transaction, certainly not enough to match the considerable losses.
I haven't seen a pro's and con's list but but people would give points their own weightings according to their beliefs anyway. Some will weigh taking back control higher than economic effects, others the opposite. Nobody really knows the 'considerable losses' or for that matter the gains in economic terms. Personally I don't want to see the EU collapse over this, it has it's use, just not for us.
If it was a choice of May's deal or remain I would vote remain
Soft Brexit is a remain fudge
Is that referenced Dell Boy? I wouldn't buy a used car from him but he's a means to an end.
they stuck to the last one toTo be fair, as I outlined above, most have some sort of manifesto.
How Andrew Marr’s hatchet job on Nigel Farage proves the BBC is a propaganda machine for the elite
http://flip.it/whiucG
they stuck to the last one to
had to laugh they interviewed a brexit party candidate on the local news just now and the interviewer said to her you don't have a manifesto the candidate said whats the point nobody sticks to them
May`s "Deal" is not a compromise, its a surrender! We surrender our voting rights and voice, the EU retains control for an unknown number of years, until it decides to complete our exit, which wont be any time soon while they have their hand in our pockets.Nobody had enough of a majority to fulfil their manifesto. I’m not naive enough to expect them always to do everything, but when the country is being ruled by an effective coalition, it would be unfair to judge them against anything other than a compromise.
May`s "Deal" is not a compromise, its a surrender! We surrender our voting rights and voice, the EU retains control for an unknown number of years, until it decides to complete our exit, which wont be any time soon while they have their hand in our pockets.
The things you mention above are just recycled project fear, do you really think the eu leaders are going to restrict cancer treatments? They are unpopular in their own countries now, doing that would lead to world wide condemnation, and fuel exit groups.
May had a majority, until that is, she threw it away, largely by listening to "advisers".! She is doing that now, worshipping every word Oily Robbins spouts.
I see, but why would we give up our part ownership? We could just as easily make it impossible for the others to run the place. That being the case, something would have to be worked out.
It’s the Euratom Supply Agency - it was part of the referendum that we would give up membership alongside the EU. The “factory” is located elsewhere in europe too - not in the UK. There’s one in Belgium (BR2) and another somewhere else I can’t remember (edit, Holland). And no, we can’t make it even difficult for them to use - have you ever tried moving or sabotaging a nuclear reactor? Yes, things can be worked out - we can try and buy on the open market, just like those hositals in the USA do - the ones that have to cancel procedures because of shortages.
http://ec.europa.eu/euratom/observatory_radioisotopes.html
https://researchbriefings.parliament.uk/ResearchBriefing/Summary/POST-PN-0558#fullreport
I think your over egging this. That parliament report does not mention the UK sources but then our nuclear industry is very under cover.
Well, as nothing else is as voted for. may be the "working out " may be easier, can only hope. Only reactor I have been near moved its self, the one in HMS Dreadnaught. your link claims that leaving wont effect anything, but in any case, as the plants are approaching the end of their lives we need to put some work into perhaps using one of the reactors in this country to prevent the total loss of these isotopes in future years, if that would be at all possible This would be better use of the millions we give to the eu at the moment.